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@2:29 to 3:17 - Sir I have doubt in example you provided .... In clusterware each node must have access on more than 1/2 of VD to survive ... if we consider this ... then in your example no node would have evicted because first node have access on 02 VD and 2nd on 03 VD ...
I am a bit confused as to why we have odd number of voting disks, Say if we have 4 voting disc even then if one of the voting disc is not available still the cluster can have access to 3 voting disk meaning more than 1/2 so why can't we have 4 voting disc(which is an even number)
I have a cluster of two nodes, after power failure one of the nodes can be up in the cluster but the second does not, both nodes are pinging each other, and also tracecroute successfully, the logs say no network hearbeat...but the disk heart beat is ok
thanks alot sir ..._/\_ would please xplain about relocate resource in cluster where it gets updated how the processes get to knw the failover of resource to existing node ???
excellent explaination , very important concept in RAC . Even today I revisit it sometimes when I have doubts .
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It is good explanantion. Can you please explain the RAC starup sequence
@2:29 to 3:17 - Sir I have doubt in example you provided .... In clusterware each node must have access on more than 1/2 of VD to survive ... if we consider this ... then in your example no node would have evicted because first node have access on 02 VD and 2nd on 03 VD ...
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STONITH is "Shoot the other node in the head", that means sick node doesn't reboot by itself instead it is rebooted by healthy node.
How to fix this node evictions ?
Can you give me example
I am a bit confused as to why we have odd number of voting disks, Say if we have 4 voting disc even then if one of the voting disc is not available still the cluster can have access to 3 voting disk meaning more than 1/2 so why can't we have 4 voting disc(which is an even number)
I have a cluster of two nodes, after power failure one of the nodes can be up in the cluster but the second does not, both nodes are pinging each other, and also tracecroute successfully, the logs say no network hearbeat...but the disk heart beat is ok
Very clear and good information bro
Why it is always in ODD number
I have same problem my cluster is rebooting when I check my crs log it show network communication error
Why would a node get evicted if it could still be able to access 2 of 3 VDs even though peer node accessing all 3 VDs?
Very nice explanation sir :)
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thanks alot sir ..._/\_ would please xplain about relocate resource in cluster where it gets updated how the processes get to knw the failover of resource to existing node ???
Ok Shall do....
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