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Installing the Hardware, Setting Up the Nodes

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Installation and Configuration 5-3 I Installing and configuring operating system software, including: G SmartStart 4.9 or later G Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server with Service Pack 1 or later I Installing and configuring the Compaq operating system dependent modules (OSDs), including: G Using Oracle Universal Installer to install OSDs for an Ethernet cluster interconnect I Installing and configuring Oracle software, including: G Oracle8i Enterprise Edition with the Oracle8i Parallel Server Option I Installing Object Link Manager I Verifying the hardware and software installation, including: G Cluster communications G Access to shared storage from all nodes G Client access to the Oracle8i database I Power distribution and power sequencing guidelines Installing the Hardware Setting Up the Nodes Physically preparing the nodes (servers) for a cluster is not very different than preparing them for individual use. You will install all necessary adapters and insert all internal hard disks. You will attach network cables and plug in SCSI and Fibre Channel cables. The primary difference is in setting up the shared storage subsystem.

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Installation and Configuration
5-3
■
Installing and configuring operating system software, including:
G
SmartStart 4.9 or later
G
Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server with Service Pack 1 or
later
■
Installing and configuring the Compaq operating system dependent
modules (OSDs), including:
G
Using Oracle Universal Installer to install OSDs for an Ethernet
cluster interconnect
■
Installing and configuring Oracle software, including:
G
Oracle8
i
Enterprise Edition with the Oracle8
i
Parallel Server Option
■
Installing Object Link Manager
■
Verifying the hardware and software installation, including:
G
Cluster communications
G
Access to shared storage from all nodes
G
Client access to the Oracle8
i
database
■
Power distribution and power sequencing guidelines
Installing the Hardware
Setting Up the Nodes
Physically preparing the nodes (servers) for a cluster is not very different than
preparing them for individual use. You will install all necessary adapters and
insert all internal hard disks. You will attach network cables and plug in SCSI
and Fibre Channel cables. The primary difference is in setting up the shared
storage subsystem.