RAC + Configuration Data Guard

In terms of high level, if you run a 2 node RAC and get invited to create a recovery site disaster 2 nodes, how I would go all this? (The cluster in the site recovery has already been created and installed the software Oracle 11.2.0.1).

I think in general that a clone of production to the secondary site RMAN would be an idea: but that is possible with both nodes of production upwards? And is the best approach for cloning a single instance and then add a second instance manually at a later time?

Any pointers or tips for a custodian of data 2 nodes of a 2-node RAC configuration would be appreciated, basically. I realize, it's pretty vague, but I'm just brought this out right now and need some general indications.

Hello

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