Add luns in asm instance...

Hi,
I need to configure Oracle ASM to include 5 additional new LUN . The oracle database is already up and running on an Oracle DB. The DB is already configured for 6 LUNs, but we need the DB updated to include the 5 new LUNs.
Already Configured disks:
/dev/rhdisk1 - 100 GB
/dev/rhdisk2 - 100 GB
/dev/rhdisk3 - 100 GB
/dev/rhdisk4 - 100 GB
/dev/rhdisk5 - 100 GB
/dev/rhdisk6 - 30 GB
New Disks to Configure:
/dev/rhdisk7
/dev/rhdisk8
/dev/rhdisk9sy
/dev/rhdisk10
/dev/rhdisk11
Please let me know steps how to do it and what all informance i need to do it..

oradba11 wrote:
I need to configure Oracle ASM to include 5 additional new LUN . Not necessary. ASM either sees these LUNs. Or not. There is no ASM side configuration needed to use/see these additional LUNs or make them visible.
The oracle database is already up and running on an Oracle DB. The DB is already configured for 6 LUNs, but we need the DB updated to include the 5 new LUNs.
Already Configured disks:
/dev/rhdisk1 - 100 GB
..snipped..
New Disks to Configure:
/dev/rhdisk7
..snipped..Which means the ASM disk discovery string should be "+/dev/rdisk*+". And implies that ASM will automatically see these LUNs when made available by the o/s.
No additional steps needed on the ASM side.
On the o/s side, the new devices need to have the proper permissions in order for ASM to see and use these devices. So permissions need to be set in order for ASM to see these new devices. Assuming that is done, ASM will see these new LUNs.. just as it sees the existing LUNs. (ASM does not know the difference until it checks the header of each LUN to determine whether it is a member disk, or a candidate disk).

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Khurram Shehzad wrote:
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*****SOLVED******
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