Service Failureover history in RAC

Hello,
I have one question. How can I check history of services failovers in RAC.
Suppose I defined a Service Serv1 , Prefered node is node-1 and available node is node-2. Now due to Service failover, Serv1 is running on Node-2 now and due to this CPU utilization goes up on Node-2. Now as a DBA I need to find the history when Service failover taken place.
Ofcourse, Grid Control display message on Service home page that service is failed on one on more prefffered instances. Is there any option to check these details from back-end(GV$ views)
Regards,
Neeraj Bhatia

I am not aware of any V$ views for looking into SERVICE failover history details. However one method to capture services failover, startup, shutdown times is to write a callout script that can log all events to a log file.
Place this script under $CRS_HOME/racg/usrco directory
And modify the script to log the output to an appropriate directory
% more callout.sh
#! /bin/ksh
FAN_LOGFILE=/opt/oracle/product/crs/evm/admin/log/oradb1_FANuptime.log
echo >> $FAN_LOGFILE &
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Ref: MOC ID : 429966.1
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Pradeep. V

Oracle RAC support in CIAC

Hi,
Does CIAC support Oracle RAC clusters? I'd like to put a bit of resilience on the Oracle database backend and so would like to setup an Oracle RAC. If I did would this invalidate any support if there was an issue with connectiviity to the database.
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Mohammed Rakhada

Cisco Advanced Services have a service to install using RAC One Node, and PO supports RAC as well.
See this doc for details
https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-28219

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