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Now I want to make a cluster with them, One is active, One is standby.
Which software I need? And how install it on my servers?
Best Regards
[email protected]

you might need cluster software such as RedHat Cluster Manager to perform failed over. it came from with RedHat AS (Advanced Server). other third party sofrwares (plus firmware supported) are also available.

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Kevin OGorman (guest) wrote:
: Franck Kelfa (guest) wrote:
: : I successfully downloaded Oracle Entreprise Server i8.1.5
(260
: : Mb).
: : But I did not succeed to install it. I've go a problem with
the
: : script runInstaller. When I run it, nothing happens. When I
try
: : to run the run time itself, it cores.
: : At least, it must run the OUI.
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II
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for
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: environnement.(Variables
: : display, home directories, and the mandatory accounts for
: Oracle
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