Management network configuration

Hi,
Oracle configuration worksheets suggest two option under table 5 : Management Network Configuration Worksheet :
Select which network is used for the database server host name. The options are :
admin network
or
client network.
1) Regarding best practice which network i should choose ?
2) If i choose "admin network" , is that mean that i will not have the option to run exadata/cluster/database command directly from the database host ?
Thanks
Edited by: Yoav on 07:02 13/05/2012

robinsc wrote:
Whenr they installed our system it took the admin host names by default. I did n't know there was a choice. So if you want to change the names at a later pointof time is there any standard way to do this or you have to live with what was there before...
Or do you just edit /etc/hosts and /etc/sysconfig/network ?
ThanksThis is a fairly recent change in the configuration worksheets. I wouldn't want to change the hostnames in a cluster, as it could lead to problems inside of grid infrastructure. When changing hostnames or IPs on an Exadata rack, you want to use the ipconf utility, not just change the values in /etc/sysconfig/...
If you change the IP on a cell without ipconf, then you could run in to trouble when patching. We've seen cells that reset to the previous IP after patching when a customer changed the IP without using ipconf.

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