Move database from EMC to NETAPP

Hi,
I have couple of databases on server which is now connected to EMC storage. I need to move database from EMC to NETAPP. Can anyone give me steps to accomplish the requirement.
I am thinking to do following steps:
1). Shutdown the database gracefully.
2). Move all the datafiles, controlfiles and redologfiles to the new NETAPP storage.
3). Startup the database.
are these steps correct?
Because, the server cannot be attached to two storage devices simultaneously. I need to store these files externally right?
Thanks

10.1.0.5 ? That was courageous running ASM and then, in a few years, migrating storage !
BTW, you still haven't confirmed if your NetApp storage requires HBAs or Gigabit NICs ! -- big difference to your "we can't have two HBAs" position.
Also, I strongly advice you to check the NetApp documentation on Best Practices for Oracle. You definitely need to know how to mount the NetApp volumes for Oracle databases !
As for your question about the RMAN command, it is covered in the RMAN documentation :
"Creating a Duplicate Database on the Local Host" at
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14191/rcmdupdb.htm#i1006859
(at least in the 10.2 doc set -- you'd have to check your 10.1 doc set and I would advice that you raise an SR with Oracle support asking for confirmation that the same steps apply in 10.1)
Hemant K Chitale
http://hemantoracledba.blogspot.com

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