Rick,
Having been down a similar road very recently, actually still going down the
road. Oracle will not support NFS mounted drives if 1) they are on a
unauthorized/certified filer (read that as NetAppliance or EMC), and 2) the nfs
mount is not across a private network. Basically this means that any network
share that your communicating with over your general purpose lan connection is
forbidden territory. You can expect the rdbms to offline your data files at
random points in time, just because it lost immediate contact with the file.
Now if your using a NetAppliance and/or EMC filer and you have a private
vlan between the filer and a separate network card on your server then your
supported.
Dick Goulet
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Hi All,
Server A, Win 2000, Oracle 8.1.7
Server B, Win 2000 with Auspex storage appliance
We want to test all datafiles to be on Server B. How does Oracle on server
A know about datafiles on server B. It is my understanding
that Oracle does not recognize map drives. There must be another way that
Oracle recognizes drives on Server B. Can anyone shed
any light?
Thanks
Rick
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