Is it possible to install oracle clusterware on top of rh cluster suite

Dear All,
We are planning to install oracle 10g / 11g RAC Clusterware on top of RH CLuster Suite in order to support the scalability on connecting servers. Is it possible to do the same. If it so either it is good approach or bad approach. I am in very need of your comments on the same the pros and cons on the above if the implementation is possible. kindly do the needful
thanks and regards
suresh kumar t

They're different kinds of clusters:
RH cluster is active-passive
RAC is active-active
So you can mix a RH cluster with services like webservers, other mysql databases, app servers, etc... and the Oracle RAC on the same machine, but I wouldn't make RHcluster control Oracle RAC services, cause they're different systems, with very different architecture.
What It's possible is to control RH cluster services through Oracle RAC clusterware, adding the RH cluster services as CRS services. You can do so with $ORA_CRS_HOME/bin/crs_register
Hope you find this information helpful.
Regards,
Enric Moya

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