Suncluster with oracle RAC customer

Hi,
Are we have any customer reference for suncluster with Oracle RAC.
Suggestion and recommendation are welcome.
Thanks in advance,
karthikeyan.N

karthikeyan.N
There are many hundreds customers running this combination, totalling many thousands of nodes. Not all are (or want to be) public references. Some are listed here though:
http://www.sun.com/third-party/global/oracle/success/index.jsp#s10
Tim
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