On 22/08/10 15:42, Pawel Slabiak wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>> I have very strange issue with Oracle RAC (real application cluster)
> under SLES10.3 .As far as I know RAC and the basic idea behind each
> cluster, if one of nodes is down, than other should take over all
> preconfigured services or applications.
> In my case if I simply reboot on of those nodes, than after a while
> another is also down.Very strange, isn't it ?
> I checked already all parameters and everything seems to be correct.
>> Any hints and ideas would be appreciated.
[snip]
That is indeed the point of RAC - you should be able to turn off nodes and
the traffic will (after a short period) redirect to the other available node(s).
Can you define "a while" and what you mean by 'reboot' and how you're
determining that a node is 'down?' Any logs you have and a broad description
of what it is you're trying to do and what you're doing it on would be helpful
too. Don't forget to include details like whether they are using shared
back-end storage and what type that is (SAN/NAS/DAS?) Many problems with RAC
stem from issues in shared storage.
Best regards,
-->Gar
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