Re: High Availability Options
- From: "Paul McManus" <Paul.McManus@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2010 15:00:45 +0100
> +1 IMHO: both udev or ASM Lib just useless. Why we should introduse
> any additional layers when we can avoid those.
> Keep it simple. Use devices directly (ASM will read headers for you,
> just set the discovery string right) + rc.local will fix privileges
> esely.
>
> Just my .2$,
> Yurt
I thought UDEV and/or ASMLIB were recommended to ensure persistent device
naming.
I have certainly seen RAC environments fall over when new LUNS were presented
that caused the device names to switch and so messed up a rawdevices
configuration which meant voting disks and OCR files were not where they were
supposed to be.
PMcM
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