Step 5: It will find the node, which launched the installer, and you will
have to add more nodes.
Step 6: Next.
Step 7: Specify Network Usage.
Step 8: Cluster Configuration.
Step 9: I typically choose two for votingdisk (you can however choose more
to add redundancy) and one for OCR and other for the mirror. But don't worry;
the installer will guide you appropriately.
Step 10: Like I said, edit the options that suit you best, here. Although, if
you do format all disks, meaning also the ASM1, ASM2 and ASM3 disks, then you
will not be able to stamp them should you choose an ASM scenario, which we will
do in the next article.
Step 11: Sage Advice.
Step 12: After two of these errors:
Step 13: We finally reach the install button.
Step 14: Extracting.
Step 15: Setting up CRS.
I do check to see if the services were installed.
Step 16: Distributing across all nodes:
Step 17: Configuring.
Step 18: Running Assistants.
Step 19: I do get stuck up at the VIP Configuration Assistant, better known
as VIPCA. It does a funny –silent installation that simply fails.
Quick check all services are running (on all nodes). Well, by this time you
will be head deep in RAC and will be paranoid enough to check all nodes all the
time. A real good role model for your Sysadmin!
Step 20: Never mind the warning; we will continue the rest later.
You can get the commands to run the failed Assistants/Services here:
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