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  Audit accessibility of node...

  Check: Accessibility of node of the node "rac3.
  Accessible destination node?
  ------------------------------------  ------------------------
  rac3                                  yes
  rac4                                  yes
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  ------------------------------------  ------------------------
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  Name of State comment node
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  Interface of the node information "rac4.
  Name address IP subnet gateway Gateway bat HW address MTU
  ------ --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ----------------- ------
  192.168.1.111 eth0 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.1.1 08:00:27:D7:DD:28 1500

  
  Interface of the node information "rac3.
  Name address IP subnet gateway Gateway bat HW address MTU
  ------ --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ----------------- ------
  192.168.1.101 eth0 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.1.1 08:00:27:12:7 C: 93 1500
  eth1 192.168.2.101 192.168.2.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.1.1 08:00:27:98:E0:86 1500

  
  Check: Subnet node connectivity "192.168.1.0.
  Source Destination connected?
  ------------------------------  ------------------------------  ----------------
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  Check: The subnet "192.168.1.0" TCP connectivity
  Source Destination connected?
  ------------------------------  ------------------------------  ----------------
  RAC3:192.168.1.101 rac4:192.168.1.111 spent
  Result: Check of TCP connectivity spent for subnet "192.168.1.0.

  
  Check: Subnet node connectivity "192.168.2.0.
  Result: Connectivity node passed to subnet "192.168.2.0' with one or more nodes rac3

  
  Check: The subnet "192.168.2.0 TCP connectivity.
  Result: Check of TCP connectivity spent for subnet "192.168.2.0.

  
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  eth0:192.168.1.111 RAC4
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  Could not find an appropriate interface for the private interconnection range

  Result: Check connectivity node passed

  
  Check: Total memory
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 1.98 GB (2075468,0 KB) increased from 1.5 GB (1572864,0 KB)
  RAC3 1.98 GB (2075468,0 KB) increased from 1.5 GB (1572864,0 KB)
  Result: The total past memory check

  Check: Available memory
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 transmitted 1.87 GB (KB 1959736,0) 50 MB (51200,0 KB)
  RAC3 1.84 GB (1931904,0 KB) sent 50 MB (51200,0 KB)
  Result: Available past memory check

  Check: Swap space
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 3.94 GB (4128760,0 KB) from 2.97 GB (3113202,0 KB)
  RAC3 3.94 GB (4128760,0 KB) from 2.97 GB (3113202,0 KB)
  Result: Check the Swap space past

  Check: Disk space for "rac4: / tmp '.
  Path of comment required node name Mount point available
  ----------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ------------
  rac4/tmp / spent 11,49 GB 1 GB
  Result: Free past to check the disk space ' rac4: / tmp '.

  Check: Disk space for "rac3: / tmp '.
  Path of comment required node name Mount point available
  ----------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ------------
  rac3/tmp / spent 16,66 GB 1 GB
  Result: Free past to check the disk space ' rac3: / tmp '.

  Check: Existence of user for 'oracle '.
  Name of State comment node
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------
  RAC4 are past
  RAC3 is past
  Result: Use CONTROL existence increased for 'oracle '.

  Check: Existence of group 'oinstall '.
  Name of State comment node
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------
  RAC4 are past
  RAC3 is past
  Result: Existence of group check passed for "oinstall".

  Check: Existence of group for "dba".
  Name of State comment node
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------
  RAC4 are past
  RAC3 is past
  Result: Existence of group check passed for "dba".

  Check: Members of the user 'oracle' in group 'oinstall' [primary]
  Name of node user is group is user in the main group comment
  ----------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ------------
  Yes Yes Yes Yes past RAC4
  Yes Yes Yes Yes past RAC3
  Result: Membership check for user 'oracle' in group 'oinstall' [as Primary] past

  Check: Membership of the 'oracle' user group 'dba '.
  Name of node user is group is user in the comments group
  ----------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ----------------
  Yes Yes Yes past RAC4
  RAC3 Yes Yes Yes past
  Result: Membership check for user 'oracle' in group 'dba' spent

  Tick: Run level
  Name of the node run level comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  rac4          5                         3,5                       passed
  rac3          5                         3,5                       passed
  Result: Run control the level of the past

  Check: Hard limits for "file descriptors open maximum".
  Name of node Type available comment required
  ----------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ----------------
  65536 65536 hard RAC4 spent
  65536 65536 hard RAC3 spent
  Result: Verification of limits hard to last for "maximum open file descriptors.

  Check: Limits Soft for "file descriptors open maximum".
  Name of node Type available comment required
  ----------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ----------------
  1024 1024 soft RAC4 spent
  1024 1024 soft RAC3 spent
  Result: Soft limits check passed for "file descriptors open maximum".

  Check: Hard limits for "maximum user processes.
  Name of node Type available comment required
  ----------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ----------------
  16384 16384 hard RAC4 spent
  16384 16384 hard RAC3 spent
  Result: Verification of limits hard to last for "maximum user process.

  Check: Limits Soft for "maximum user process.
  Name of node Type available comment required
  ----------------  ------------  ------------  ------------  ----------------
  2047 2047 soft RAC4 spent
  2047 2047 soft RAC3 spent
  Result: Soft limits check passed for "maximum user process.

  Control: System Architecture
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  I686, x 86 RAC4 spent
  RAC3 i686 x 86 spent
  Result: Verification of the system architecture past

  Control: Kernel Version
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 2.6.18 - 2.6.18 194.el5 spent
  RAC3 2.6.18 - 2.6.18 194.el5 spent
  Result: Last kernel version control

  Check: Parameter of kernel for 'semmsl.
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 250 250 spent
  RAC3 250 250 spent
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to "semmsl.

  Check: Parameter of kernel for 'semmns.
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 32000 32000 spent
  RAC3 32000 32000 spent
  Result: Check kernel parameter passed to "semmns.

  Check: Parameter of kernel for 'semopm.
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 100 100 spent
  RAC3 100 100 spent
  Result: Check kernel parameter passed to "semopm.

  Check: Parameter of kernel for 'semmni.
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 128 128 spent
  RAC3 128 128 spent
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to "semmni.

  Check: "Package" kernel parameter
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 536870912 1054504960 spent
  RAC3 536870912 1054504960 spent
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to 'package '.

  Check: Parameter of kernel for "shmmni(5)."
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 4096 4096 spent
  RAC3 4096 4096 spent
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to 'shmmni(5) '.

  Check: "Shmall" kernel parameter
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 2097152 2097152 spent
  RAC3 2097152 2097152 spent
  Result: Check kernel parameter passed to "shmall.

  Check: Parameter of kernel "file-max.
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 6815744 6815744 spent
  RAC3 6815744 6815744 spent
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to 'file-max.

  Check: "Ip_local_port_range" kernel parameter
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  Between 9000 & 65500 RAC4 between 9000 & 65500 past
  Between 9000 & 65500 RAC3 between 9000 & 65500 past
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to «ip_local_port_range»

  Check: Parameter of kernel for "rmem_default."
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 262144 262144 spent
  RAC3 262144 262144 spent
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to 'rmem_default '.

  Check: "Rmem_max" kernel parameter
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 4194304 4194304 spent
  RAC3 4194304 4194304 spent
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to «rmem_max»

  Check: Parameter of kernel for "wmem_default."
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 262144 262144 spent
  RAC3 262144 262144 spent
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to 'wmem_default '.

  Check: "Wmem_max" kernel parameter
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 1048576 1048586 spent
  RAC3 1048576 1048586 spent
  Result: Check kernel parameter passed to "wmem_max.

  Check: Parameter of kernel for "aio-max-nr.
  Name of the configured node comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 1048576 1048576 spent
  RAC3 1048576 1048576 spent
  Result: Check of kernel parameter passed to "aio-max-nr.

  Check: Existence of package for "make - 3.81.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  Make RAC4 make - 3.81 - 3.el5 - 3.81 spent
  RAC3 make - 3.81 - 3.el5 make - 3.81 spent
  Result: Package of verification of the past existence to 'make - 3.81.

  Check: Existence of package for ' binutils - 2.17.50.0.6.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  binutils - 2.17.50.0.6 - 14.el5 binutils - 2.17.50.0.6 spent RAC4
  binutils - 2.17.50.0.6 - 14.el5 binutils - 2.17.50.0.6 spent RAC3
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence ' binutils - 2.17.50.0.6.

  Check: Existence of package for "gcc - 4.1.2.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  4.1.2 - gcc - 48.el5 gcc - 4.1.2 spent RAC4
  4.1.2 - gcc - 48.el5 gcc - 4.1.2 spent RAC3
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence ' gcc - 4.1.2.

  Check: Package of existence ' gcc - c++ - 4.1.2.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 CCG - c++ - 4.1.2 - 48.el5 gcc - c++ - 4.1.2 spent
  RAC3 CCG - c++ - 4.1.2 - 48.el5 gcc - c++ - 4.1.2 spent
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence ' gcc - c++ - 4.1.2.

  Check: Existence of package for "libgomp - 4.1.2.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 4.4.0 - libgomp - libgomp - 4.1.2 spent 6.el5
  RAC3 4.4.0 - libgomp - libgomp - 4.1.2 spent 6.el5
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence "libgomp - 4.1.2.

  Check: Existence of package for "libaio - 0.3.106.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  from RAC4 libaio - 0.3.106 - 5 libaio - 0.3.106
  from RAC3 libaio - 0.3.106 - 5 libaio - 0.3.106
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  Check: Existence of package "24 / 2.5 / glibc.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  past RAC4 glibc - 2.5 - 49 glibc-2, 5-24
  past of RAC3 glibc - 2.5 - 49 glibc-2, 5-24
  Result: Package check existence for "glibc-2, 5-24.

  Check: Package of existence "compat-libstdc ++ - 33 - 3.2.3.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 compat-libstdc ++-33 - 3.2.3 - 61 compat-libstdc ++-33 - 3.2.3 spent
  RAC3 compat-libstdc ++-33 - 3.2.3 - 61 compat-libstdc ++-33 - 3.2.3 spent
  Result: Package of checking for "compat-libstdc ++ - 33 - 3.2.3.

  Check: Existence of package for "elfutils-libelf-0, 125.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 elfutils-libelf-0, 137 - 3.el5 elfutils-libelf-0, 125 past
  RAC3 elfutils-libelf-0, 137 - 3.el5 elfutils-libelf-0, 125 past
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence "elfutils-libelf-0, 125.

  Check: Existence of package for "elfutils-libelf-devel-0, 125.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 elfutils-libelf-devel-0, 137 - 3.el5 elfutils-libelf-devel-0, 125 past
  RAC3 elfutils-libelf-devel-0, 137 - 3.el5 elfutils-libelf-devel-0, 125 past
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence "elfutils-libelf-devel-0, 125.

  Check: Existence of package for ' glibc-common - 2.5.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  from RAC4 glibc-common - 2.5 - 49 glibc-common - 2.5
  from RAC3 glibc-common - 2.5 - 49 glibc-common - 2.5
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence ' glibc-common - 2.5.

  Check: Existence of package for ' glibc-devel - 2.5.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  from RAC4 glibc-devel - 2.5 - 49 glibc-devel - 2.5
  from RAC3 glibc-devel - 2.5 - 49 glibc-devel - 2.5
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence ' glibc-devel - 2.5.

  Check: Existence of package for ' glibc-headers - 2.5.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  from RAC4 headers glibc - 2.5 - 49 glibc-headers - 2.5
  from RAC3 headers glibc - 2.5 - 49 glibc-headers - 2.5
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence ' glibc-headers - 2.5.

  Check: Existence of package for "libaio-devel - 0.3.106.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  from RAC4 libaio-devel - 0.3.106 - 5 libaio-devel - 0.3.106
  from RAC3 libaio-devel - 0.3.106 - 5 libaio-devel - 0.3.106
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence "libaio-devel - 0.3.106.

  Check: Existence of package for "4.1.2 - libgcc '.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  4.1.2 - libgcc - 48.el5 libgcc - 4.1.2 spent RAC4
  4.1.2 - libgcc - 48.el5 libgcc - 4.1.2 spent RAC3
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence ' libgcc - 4.1.2.

  Check: Package of existence ' libstdc ++-4.1.2.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 libstdc ++ - 4.1.2 - 48.el5 libstdc ++-4.1.2 spent
  RAC3 libstdc ++ - 4.1.2 - 48.el5 libstdc ++-4.1.2 spent
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence ' libstdc ++-4.1.2.

  Check: Package of existence ' libstdc ++ - devel - 4.1.2.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 libstdc ++ - devel - 4.1.2 - 48.el5 libstdc ++ - devel - 4.1.2 spent
  RAC3 libstdc ++ - devel - 4.1.2 - 48.el5 libstdc ++ - devel - 4.1.2 spent
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence ' libstdc ++ - devel - 4.1.2.

  Check: Existence of package for "sysstat - 7.0.2.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  from RAC4 sysstat - 7.0.2 - 3.el5 sysstat - 7.0.2
  from RAC3 sysstat - 7.0.2 - 3.el5 sysstat - 7.0.2
  Result: Package of checking for "sysstat - 7.0.2.

  Check: Existence of package for "unixODBC - 2.2.11.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 unixODBC - 2.2.11 - unixODBC - 2.2.11 spent 7.1
  RAC3 unixODBC - 2.2.11 - unixODBC - 2.2.11 spent 7.1
  Result: Package of verification of the past for existence "unixODBC - 2.2.11.

  Check: Existence of package for "unixODBC-devel - 2.2.11.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4, unixODBC unixODBC-devel-2.2.11-7.1-devel-2.2.11 spent
  RAC3, unixODBC unixODBC-devel-2.2.11-7.1-devel-2.2.11 spent
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  Check: Existence of package for 'ksh-20060214.
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  from RAC4, ksh ksh-20100202 - 1.el5 - 20060214
  from RAC3, ksh ksh-20100202 - 1.el5 - 20060214
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  Check for multiple users with the value of the UID 0
  Result: Check for multiple users with the value of the UID 0 past

  Check: The current group ID
  Result: Control of current past group ID
  Base file name consistency check model...
  Check the consistency of spent Core file name pattern.

  Check to make sure that the 'oracle' user is not in group "root".
  Name of State comment node
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------
  RAC4 are not past
  RAC3 is not past
  Result: The user 'oracle' is no not part of the group 'root '. Check the past

  Audit default user file creation mask
  Name of node available comment required
  ------------  ------------------------  ------------------------  ----------
  RAC4 0022 0022 spent
  RAC3 0022 0022 spent
  Result: Mask by default user file creation passed Verification

  Starting synchronization check by using the Network Time Protocol (NTP)...

  Of NTP Configuration file check has started...
  File configuration network time Protocol (NTP) could not be found on one of the nodes. Oracle Cluster time
  Synchronization service (CTSS) may be used instead of NTP to synchronize the time on the cluster
  nodes

  Result: Control of synchronization using Network Time Protocol (NTP) spent

  
  Check beforehand for cluster services Setup was successful.

  ===============================================================================================================================================================

  Kind regards

  user10341747 wrote:

  Hello pradeep,.

  [oracle@rac3 grid] $ cat/etc/hosts
  # Do not remove the next line, or various programs
  # requiring a network functionality will fail.
  127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost

  # Public

  192.168.1.101 rac3 rac3.localdomain

  192.168.1.111 rac4 rac4.localdomain

  # Private

  192.168.2.101 priv.localdomain - rac3 rac3-priv

  192.168.2.111 priv.localdomain - rac4 rac4-priv

  # Virtual

  192.168.2.113 vip.localdomain - rac3 rac3-vip

  192.168.2.114 vip.localdomain - rac4 rac4-vip

  # SCAN

  192.168.2.201 rac - scan.localdomain rac-scan
  [oracle@rac3 grid] $

  You have a problem with IP addresses:

  Use * 192.168.2 for private, virtual, and scan?

  Public, virtual and SCAN IPs must be the same private network is must be different.

  He warns here, out of cluvfy:

  The interfaces on the subnet "192.168.1.0" who are likely candidates for VIP are:
  eth0:192.168.1.111 RAC4
  RAC3 eth0:192.168.1.101

  CAUTION:
  Could not find an appropriate interface for the private interconnection range

  Result: Check connectivity node passed

  You can change as below

  # Public

  192.168.1.101 rac3 rac3.localdomain

  192.168.1.111 rac4 rac4.localdomain

  # Private

  192.168.2.101 priv.localdomain - rac3 rac3-priv

  192.168.2.111 priv.localdomain - rac4 rac4-priv

  # Virtual

  192.168.1.113 vip.localdomain - rac3 rac3-vip

  192.168.1.114 vip.localdomain - rac4 rac4-vip

  # SCAN

  192.168.1.201 rac - rac-scan scan.localdomain

  Concerning

  Mr. Mahir Quluzade

  http://www.Mahir-quluzade.com

• What is the cluster node and which is a member of the cluster?

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  How to differentiate them?

  I agree with you all.
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  Fran

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    click Help

    

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