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  Hi guru Oracle,.
  
  I installed oracle RAC 11 GR 2 on 2 nodes on Linux 5.3 64-bit. all the clusterware services are working well. I rebooted both nodes, then the clusterware services are not running properly...
  
  [root@RAC-NODE1 ~] # /grid1/app/11.2.0/grid_home/bin/crsctl check crs
  CRS-4638: Oracle high availability Services is online
  CRS-4535: cannot communicate with Cluster Ready Services
  CRS-4530: communication failure communicating with Cluster Synchronization Services daemon
  CRS-4533: Event Manager is online
  
  I checked the log file of the cssd, which contained more...
  
  file CSSD.log:
  **************
  12:18:51.056 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  12:18:51.057 2013-04-04: [CSSD] [1141049664] clssnmvDiskVerify: file is not a file with right to vote, may not recognize the signature on the disk for a vote
  
  I googled and come to know this clusterware is unable to recognize the discs with right to vote.
  
  [root@RAC-NODE1 ~] # ls-l/dev/sd *.
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 0 APR 09:49 7 / dev/sda
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 1 Apr 7 09:50 / dev/sda1
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 2 APR 09:49 7 / dev/sda2
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 3 APR 09:49 7 / dev/sda3
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 4 7 APR 09:49 / dev/sda4
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 5 7 APR 09:50 / dev/sda5
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 6, 7 APR 09:50 / dev/sda6
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 7 APR 09:49 7 / dev/sda7
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 8 Apr 7 09:49 / dev/sda8
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 16 Apr 7 09:49 / dev/sdb
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 17 Apr 7 09:50 / dev/sdb1
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 18 7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdb2
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 19 Apr 7 09:50 / dev/sdb3 it
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 20 Apr 7 09:50 / dev/sdb4
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 32-7 APR 09:49 / dev/sdc
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 33-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdc1
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 34-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdc2
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 35-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdc3
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 36 7 APR 09:50 sdc4/dev /.
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 48-7 APR 09:49 / dev/sdd
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 49-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdd1
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 50-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdd2
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 51-7 APR 09:50 / dev/SDS3
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 52-7 APR 09:50 / dev/SDS4
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 64-7 APR 09:49 / dev/sde
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 65-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sde1
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 66-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sde2
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 67 7 APR 09:50 / dev/sde3
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 68-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sde4
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 80-7 APR 09:49 / dev/sdf
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 81-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdf1
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 82 7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdf2
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 83-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdf3
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 84-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdf4
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 96-7 APR 09:49 / dev/sdg
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 97-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdg1
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 98-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdg2
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 99-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdg3
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 100-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdg4
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 112-7 APR 09:49 / dev/sdh
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 113-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdh1
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 114-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdh2
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 115-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdh3
  BRW - r - 1 root disk 8, 116-7 APR 09:50 / dev/sdh4
  
  How to change permission vote drive. The permissions and ownership of roc and permanent voting record, even after rebooting.
  
  Kind regards

  Oracle: dba, no root: disk should belong to disks used by Oracle (including the voting disk, OCR and data).

  Follow these steps on both nodes:

  -as root, stop the clusterware (if nothing left alive to it): crsctl stop crs f
  -identify the disks used by Oracle and the owner of oracle: dba: chown oracle: dba Envoy
  -then start the clusterware: crsctl start crs

  There are many ways to make permanent permission settings, depending on your storage configuration.
  The simplest (and dirtiest) way I use on virtual machines is to add "chown oracle: dba Envoy ' in /etc/rc.local
  The best way is to set permissions with udev, or storage configuration itself if its possible with the method used.

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  I have a RAC database, using 1 disk group.
  This disk group using HIGH redundancy. It has three discs.
  
  Can I change the redundancy externally?
  I want to do it because I need to remove 2 of the 3 disks.

  Hello

  You are right, that the current DG should be destroyed anyway in order to "change" the level of redundancy for the disk group.
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