Don Granaman£¬
I write to dell and they said:
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We are working on a certified configuration of Oracle 9iRAC - Release 2
on RH Advanced Server on the 6650 platforms. This certified configuration
will be available soon. I have cc'ed our Product Marketing Manager, Nicolas
Pujol
and Stan Nguyen, our Marketing Manager in Dell-Asia, so that they can
provide you with more information.
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I have another thread open in dbforums:http://dbforums.com/t432663.html, you
can take a look there.
Redhat Advanced Server seems to be a good choice, but it seems need seperate
license, even if we do not buy the technical support, right?
>3) RAC on Dell/RedHat is headed for production "soon", but no production
>experience yet. I'm still working out the basic cluster quirks - like why
>softdog wants to reboot the nodes several times per week! (The most recent,
>about 48 hours ago, was because nts hiccuped and the clocks on the two nodes
>got about 1/2 hour out of synch.)
We currently have a ops on Suse Linux cluster, and now it seems ok, we rebooted it
after it run 60 days. In the beginning, it rebooted every one week also, after i
distribute the work load to the two machine, it seems much more stable.
Nice that we can communicate on the same configuratoin:)
>Don Granaman
>[OraSaurus]
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> hi, dbas:
>We plan to setup a new database on a Linux Cluster, using Oracle 9i RAC
>release 2, with Dell PC Servers (4CPU, 4G memory), to store our online
>history data and provide read only service and some other misc applications.
>So, what i care is:
>1. Which Oracle version to use, release 1 or release 2. Release 1 is
>certified on many platforms with proper hardware and os, but release 2 is
>relatively new. But since oracle supports new version and there is maybe
>less bugs , i prefer release 2 version . Can you share your opnion?
>2. Which OS to choose. Suse and Redhat is the oracle prefered version. For
>RAC/OPS support , is suse better than redhat? Or if i choose redhat, shall i
>choose the redhat 7.1(the certified version with rac release 1 on Dell
>machine) or Redhat Advanced Server, or redhat 7.2/7.3?
>3. Has anyone here used RAC in production? Especially on Linux/RAC
>combination? what about your experience? Please share your valuable
>experience here:), thanks.
>
>
>Good luck
>
>
> chaos
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>zhu chao
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chaos
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