Please find comprehensive guidance on setting up Oracle RAC. This series provides the knowledge needed for a successful installation. Kindly check the list of links below for detailed information and resources
Read MoreAs the Grid user, navigate to the directory where you unzipped the Oracle Grid Infrastructure software, which should be in the Grid home directory
Read MoreThe verification of the RPM Package Manager database was not performed due to insufficient privileges. The message indicates that the check for the “RPM Package Manager database” could not be executed because it requires ‘root’ user privileges (PRVG-11250).
Read MoreThe verification of /dev/shm as a temporary file system has failed on both nodes, discoveryrac2 and discoveryrac1. The issue is related to the size of the in-memory file system, which is currently set at 1843 megabytes. This size is below the required minimum of 2048 megabytes, leading to the failure indicated by the error code PRVE-0426. To ensure proper operation, the size of the /dev/shm file system must be increased on both nodes.
Not Configured and Running Status: Verification of the “avahi-daemon” failed, indicating potential privilege issues that may affect proper configuration or functionality
Read MoreWhen running CLUVFY, errors like PRVG-0446, PRVG-0448, and PRVG-0449 may occur due to default settings not meeting Oracle RAC demands and improper limits configured for the grid user. Adjusting these limits in the system configuration is necessary for resolution
Read MoreIn this part of our Oracle RAC installation pre-check guide, we will focus on configuring the Oracle ASM (Automatic Storage Management) Library Driver, creating ASM disks, and setting up SSH connections for seamless communication between nodes.
Read MoreThis blog guides you through cloning a virtual machine, configuring it with a unique name, and ensuring it has unique MAC addresses. It also covers disk partitioning, attaching disks, and converting them to shareable for your Oracle RAC setup.
Read MoreIn this guide, we outlined the key steps for preparing your environment for Oracle RAC installation. This involved the installing necessary packages, and setting up user groups and directories. We also configured hostname resolution, firewall settings, and adjusted SELinux to ensure a smooth installation. After completing these steps, you can clone the VM for the next node.
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let’s configure the virtual machine for Node 1. Start by launching VirtualBox, where you’ll create a new VM specifically for this node. We’ll be installing Oracle Enterprise Linux (OEL) 7.7 on both of our RAC nodes.
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