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Preface

• Audience
• Documentation Accessibility
• Related Documents
• Conventions

Changes in This Release for Oracle Clusterware Administration and Deployment Guide

• Changes in Oracle Clusterware 12c Release 1 (12.1)

1 Introduction to Oracle Clusterware

• What is Oracle Clusterware?
• Understanding System Requirements for Oracle Clusterware
  • Oracle Clusterware Hardware Concepts and Requirements
  • Oracle Clusterware Operating System Concepts and Requirements
  • Oracle Clusterware Software Concepts and Requirements
  • Oracle Clusterware Network Configuration Concepts
    • Single Client Access Name (SCAN)
    • Configuring Addresses Manually
• Overview of Oracle Clusterware Platform-Specific Software Components
  • The Oracle Clusterware Technology Stack
    • The Cluster Ready Services Technology Stack
    • The Oracle High Availability Services Technology Stack
  • Oracle Clusterware Processes on Windows Systems
• Overview of Installing Oracle Clusterware
  • Oracle Clusterware Version Compatibility
• Overview of Upgrading and Patching Oracle Clusterware
• Overview of Managing Oracle Clusterware Environments
• Overview of Cloning and Extending Oracle Clusterware in Grid Environments
• Overview of the Oracle Clusterware High Availability Framework and APIs
• Overview of Cluster Time Management

2 Administering Oracle Clusterware

• Role-Separated Management
  • About Role-Separated Management
  • Managing Cluster Administrators in the Cluster
  • Configuring Horizontal Role Separation
• Overview of Grid Naming Service
  • Network Administration Tasks for GNS and GNS Virtual IP Address
  • Understanding Grid Naming Service Configuration Options
    • Automatic Configuration Option for Addresses
    • Static Configuration Option for Addresses
    • Shared GNS Option for Addresses
• Configuring Oracle Grid Infrastructure Using Configuration Wizard
  • Configuring a Single Node
  • Configuring Multiple Nodes
  • Upgrading Oracle Grid Infrastructure
  • Running the Configuration Wizard in Silent Mode
• Configuring IPMI for Failure Isolation
  • About Using IPMI for Failure Isolation
  • Configuring Server Hardware for IPMI
  • Postinstallation Configuration of IPMI-based Failure Isolation Using CRSCTL
    • IPMI Postinstallation Configuration with Oracle Clusterware
    • Modifying IPMI Configuration Using CRSCTL
    • Removing IPMI Configuration Using CRSCTL
• Understanding Network Addresses on Manually Configured Networks
  • Understanding Network Address Configuration Requirements
    • About IPv6 Address Formats
    • Name Resolution and the Network Resource Address Type
  • Understanding SCAN Addresses and Client Service Connections
  • SCAN Listeners and Service Registration Restriction With Valid Node Checking
• Administering Grid Naming Service
  • Starting and Stopping GNS with SRVCTL
  • Converting Clusters to GNS Server or GNS Client Clusters
    • Converting a Non-GNS Cluster to a GNS Server Cluster
    • Converting a Non-GNS Cluster to a Client Cluster
    • Converting a Single Cluster Running GNS to a Server Cluster
    • Converting a Single Cluster Running GNS to be a GNS Client Cluster
  • Moving GNS to Another Cluster
• Rolling Conversion from DNS to GNS Cluster Name Resolution
• Changing Network Addresses on Manually Configured Systems
  • Changing the Virtual IP Addresses Using SRVCTL
  • Changing Oracle Clusterware Private Network Configuration
    • About Private Networks and Network Interfaces
    • Redundant Interconnect Usage
    • Consequences of Changing Interface Names Using OIFCFG
    • Changing a Network Interface
  • Creating a Network Using SRVCTL
  • Changing Network Address Types Using SRVCTL
  • Changing Static IPv4 Addresses To Static IPv6 Addresses Using SRVCTL
  • Changing Dynamic IPv4 Addresses To Dynamic IPv6 Addresses Using SRVCTL
  • Changing an IPv4 Network to an IPv4 and IPv6 Network
  • Transitioning from IPv4 to IPv6 Networks for VIP Addresses Using SRVCTL

3 Policy-Based Cluster and Capacity Management

• Overview of Server Pools and Policy-Based Management
  • Server Pools and Server Categorization
  • Server Pools and Policy-Based Management
  • How Server Pools Work
  • Default Server Pools
    • The Free Server Pool
    • The Generic Server Pool
  • Server Pool Attributes
  • How Oracle Clusterware Assigns New Servers Using Server Pools
    • Servers Moving from Server Pool to Server Pool
  • Managing Server Pools Using Default Attributes
• Overview of Server Categorization
• Overview of Cluster Configuration Policies and the Policy Set
• Server Configuration and Server State Attributes
  • Managing Memory Pressure for Database Servers
• Server Category Attributes
• An Example Policy Set Configuration

4 Oracle Flex Clusters

• Overview of Oracle Flex Clusters
• Managing Oracle Flex Clusters
  • Changing the Cluster Mode
    • Changing an Oracle Clusterware Standard Cluster to an Oracle Flex Cluster
  • Changing the Node Role

5 Rapid Home Provisioning

• Rapid Home Provisioning Architecture
  • Rapid Home Provisioning Server
  • Rapid Home Provisioning Client
  • Rapid Home Provisioning Roles
  • Rapid Home Provisioning Images
• Implementing Rapid Home Provisioning
  • Creating a Rapid Home Provisioning Server
  • Adding Gold Images to the Rapid Home Provisioning Server
  • Provisioning Software
    • Storage Space for Provisioned Software
    • Provisioning for a Different User
  • Creating a Rapid Home Provisioning Client
• Managing Rapid Home Provisioning Clients
  • Enabling and Disabling Rapid Home Provisioning Clients
  • Creating Users and Assigning Roles for Rapid Home Provisioning Client Cluster Users
  • Managing the Rapid Home Provisioning Client Password

6 Managing Oracle Cluster Registry and Voting Files

• Managing Oracle Cluster Registry and Oracle Local Registry
  • Migrating Oracle Cluster Registry to Oracle Automatic Storage Management
    • Migrating Oracle Cluster Registry from Oracle ASM to Other Types of Storage
  • Adding, Replacing, Repairing, and Removing Oracle Cluster Registry Locations
    • Adding an Oracle Cluster Registry Location
    • Removing an Oracle Cluster Registry Location
    • Replacing an Oracle Cluster Registry Location
    • Repairing an Oracle Cluster Registry Configuration on a Local Node
    • Overriding the Oracle Cluster Registry Data Loss Protection Mechanism
  • Backing Up Oracle Cluster Registry
  • Restoring Oracle Cluster Registry
  • Diagnosing Oracle Cluster Registry Problems
  • Administering Oracle Cluster Registry with Export and Import Commands
    • Importing Oracle Cluster Registry Content on Linux or UNIX Systems
    • Importing Oracle Cluster Registry Content on Windows Systems
  • Oracle Local Registry
  • Upgrading and Downgrading the Oracle Cluster Registry Configuration
• Managing Voting Files
  • Storing Voting Files on Oracle ASM
  • Backing Up Voting Files
  • Restoring Voting Files
  • Adding, Deleting, or Migrating Voting Files

7 Adding and Deleting Cluster Nodes

• Prerequisite Steps for Adding Cluster Nodes
• Adding and Deleting Cluster Nodes on Linux and UNIX Systems
  • Adding a Cluster Node on Linux and UNIX Systems
  • Deleting a Cluster Node on Linux and UNIX Systems
• Adding and Deleting Cluster Nodes on Windows Systems
  • Adding a Node to a Cluster on Windows Systems
  • Deleting a Cluster Node on Windows Systems

8 Cloning Oracle Clusterware

• Introduction to Cloning Oracle Clusterware
• Preparing the Oracle Grid Infrastructure Home for Cloning
  • Step 1: Install Oracle Clusterware
  • Step 2: Shut Down Running Software
  • Step 3: Create a Copy of the Oracle Grid Infrastructure Home
• Creating a Cluster by Cloning Oracle Clusterware
  • Step 1: Prepare the New Cluster Nodes
  • Step 2: Deploy the Oracle Grid Infrastructure Home on the Destination Nodes
  • Step 3: Run the clone.pl Script on Each Destination Node
    • Supplying input to the clone.pl script on the command line
    • Supplying Input to the clone.pl Script in a File
  • Step 4: Launch the Configuration Wizard
• Using Cloning to Add Nodes to a Cluster
• Locating and Viewing Log Files Generated During Cloning

9 Making Applications Highly Available Using Oracle Clusterware

• Oracle Clusterware Resources and Agents
  • Resources
  • Resource Types
  • Agents
  • Action Scripts
  • Building an Agent
    • Building and Deploying C and C++ Agents
  • Registering a Resource in Oracle Clusterware
• Overview of Using Oracle Clusterware to Enable High Availability
  • Resource Attributes
  • Resource States
  • Resource Dependencies
    • Start Dependencies
    • Stop Dependencies
  • Resource Placement
• Registering an Application as a Resource
  • Creating an Application VIP Managed by Oracle Clusterware
  • Adding User-Defined Resources
    • Deciding on a Deployment Scheme
    • Adding a Resource to a Specified Server Pool
    • Adding a Resource Using a Server-Specific Deployment
    • Creating Resources that Use the generic_application Resource Type
  • Adding Resources Using Oracle Enterprise Manager
  • Changing Resource Permissions
  • Application Placement Policies
  • Unregistering Applications and Application Resources
• Managing Resources
  • Registering Application Resources
  • Starting Application Resources
  • Relocating Applications and Application Resources
  • Stopping Applications and Application Resources
  • Displaying Clusterware Application and Application Resource Status Information
• Managing Automatic Restart of Oracle Clusterware Resources
  • Preventing Automatic Restarts
  • Automatically Manage Restart Attempts Counter for Resources

A Cluster Verification Utility Reference

• About Cluster Verification Utility
  • Overview
  • Operational Notes
  • Special Topics
• Cluster Verification Utility Command Reference
  • cluvfy comp acfs
  • cluvfy comp admprv
  • cluvfy comp asm
  • cluvfy comp baseline
  • cluvfy comp clocksync
  • cluvfy comp clumgr
  • cluvfy comp crs
  • cluvfy comp dhcp
  • cluvfy comp dns
  • cluvfy comp freespace
  • cluvfy comp gns
  • cluvfy comp gpnp
  • cluvfy comp ha
  • cluvfy comp healthcheck
  • cluvfy comp nodeapp
  • cluvfy comp nodecon
  • cluvfy comp nodereach
  • cluvfy comp ocr
  • cluvfy comp ohasd
  • cluvfy comp olr
  • cluvfy comp peer
  • cluvfy comp scan
  • cluvfy comp software
  • cluvfy comp space
  • cluvfy comp ssa
  • cluvfy comp sys
  • cluvfy comp vdisk
  • cluvfy stage [-pre | -post] acfscfg
  • cluvfy stage [-pre | -post] cfs
  • cluvfy stage [-pre | -post] crsinst
  • cluvfy stage -pre dbcfg
  • cluvfy stage -pre dbinst
  • cluvfy stage [-pre | -post] hacfg
  • cluvfy stage -post hwos
  • cluvfy stage [-pre | -post] nodeadd
  • cluvfy stage -post nodedel
• Troubleshooting and Diagnostic Output for CVU
  • Enabling Tracing
  • Known Issues for the Cluster Verification Utility
    • Database Versions Supported by Cluster Verification Utility
    • Linux Shared Storage Accessibility (ssa) Check Reports Limitations
    • Shared Disk Discovery on Red Hat Linux

B Oracle Clusterware Resource Reference

• Resource Attributes
  • Configurable Resource Attributes
    • ACL
    • ACTION_SCRIPT
    • ACTION_TIMEOUT
    • ACTIONS
    • ACTIVE_PLACEMENT
    • AGENT_FILENAME
    • ALERT_TEMPLATE
    • AUTO_START
    • CARDINALITY
    • CHECK_INTERVAL
    • CHECK_TIMEOUT
    • CLEAN_TIMEOUT
    • DELETE_TIMEOUT
    • DESCRIPTION
    • ENABLED
    • FAILURE_INTERVAL
    • FAILURE_THRESHOLD
    • HOSTING_MEMBERS
    • INSTANCE_FAILOVER
    • INTERMEDIATE_TIMEOUT
    • LOAD
    • MODIFY_TIMEOUT
    • NAME
    • OFFLINE_CHECK_INTERVAL
    • PLACEMENT
    • RELOCATE_BY_DEPENDENCY
    • RESTART_ATTEMPTS
    • SCRIPT_TIMEOUT
    • SERVER_CATEGORY
    • SERVER_POOLS
    • START_CONCURRENCY
    • START_DEPENDENCIES
    • START_TIMEOUT
    • STOP_CONCURRENCY
    • STOP_DEPENDENCIES
    • STOP_TIMEOUT
    • UPTIME_THRESHOLD
    • USER_WORKLOAD
    • USE_STICKINESS
  • Read-Only Resource Attributes
    • ACTION_FAILURE_EVENT_TEMPLATE
    • INSTANCE_COUNT
    • INTERNAL_STATE
    • LAST_SERVER
    • LAST_STATE_CHANGE
    • PROFILE_CHANGE_EVENT_TEMPLATE
    • RESTART_COUNT
    • STATE
    • STATE_CHANGE_EVENT_TEMPLATE
    • STATE_DETAILS
    • TARGET
    • TARGET_SERVER
    • TYPE
  • Deprecated Resource Attributes
    • DEGREE
• Examples of Action Scripts for Third-party Applications

C OLSNODES Command Reference

• Using OLSNODES
  • Overview
  • Operational Notes
• Summary of the OLSNODES Command

D Oracle Interface Configuration Tool (OIFCFG) Command Reference

• Starting the OIFCFG Command-Line Interface
• Summary of the OIFCFG Usage

E Oracle Clusterware Control (CRSCTL) Utility Reference

• CRSCTL Overview
  • Clusterized (Cluster Aware) Commands
  • Operational Notes
  • Deprecated Subprograms or Commands
• CRSCTL Command Reference
  • Dual Environment CRSCTL Commands
    • crsctl add resource
    • crsctl add type
    • crsctl add wallet
    • crsctl check css
    • crsctl check evm
    • crsctl delete resource
    • crsctl delete type
    • crsctl delete wallet
    • crsctl eval add resource
    • crsctl eval fail resource
    • crsctl eval modify resource
    • crsctl eval relocate resource
    • crsctl eval start resource
    • crsctl eval stop resource
    • crsctl get hostname
    • crsctl getperm resource
    • crsctl getperm type
    • crsctl modify resource
    • crsctl modify type
    • crsctl modify wallet
    • crsctl query wallet
    • crsctl relocate resource
    • crsctl restart resource
    • crsctl setperm resource
    • crsctl setperm type
    • crsctl start resource
    • crsctl status resource
    • crsctl status type
    • crsctl stop resource
  • Oracle RAC Environment CRSCTL Commands
    • crsctl add category
    • crsctl add crs administrator
    • crsctl add css votedisk
    • crsctl add policy
    • crsctl add serverpool
    • crsctl check cluster
    • crsctl check crs
    • crsctl check resource
    • crsctl check ctss
    • crsctl config crs
    • crsctl create policyset
    • crsctl delete category
    • crsctl delete crs administrator
    • crsctl delete css votedisk
    • crsctl delete node
    • crsctl delete policy
    • crsctl delete serverpool
    • crsctl disable crs
    • crsctl discover dhcp
    • crsctl enable crs
    • crsctl eval activate policy
    • crsctl eval add server
    • crsctl eval add serverpool
    • crsctl eval delete server
    • crsctl eval delete serverpool
    • crsctl eval modify serverpool
    • crsctl eval relocate server
    • crsctl get clientid dhcp
    • crsctl get cluster hubsize
    • crsctl get cluster mode
    • crsctl get cpu equivalency
    • crsctl get css
    • crsctl get css ipmiaddr
    • crsctl get css leafmisscount
    • crsctl get node role
    • crsctl get nodename
    • crsctl get resource use
    • crsctl get server label
    • crsctl getperm serverpool
    • crsctl lsmodules
    • crsctl modify category
    • crsctl modify policy
    • crsctl modify policyset
    • crsctl modify serverpool
    • crsctl pin css
    • crsctl query crs administrator
    • crsctl query crs activeversion
    • crsctl query crs autostart
    • crsctl query crs releasepatch
    • crsctl query crs releaseversion
    • crsctl query crs softwarepatch
    • crsctl query crs softwareversion
    • crsctl query css ipmiconfig
    • crsctl query css ipmidevice
    • crsctl query css votedisk
    • crsctl query dns
    • crsctl query socket udp
    • crsctl release dhcp
    • crsctl relocate resource
    • crsctl relocate server
    • crsctl replace discoverystring
    • crsctl replace votedisk
    • crsctl request action
    • crsctl request dhcp
    • crsctl set cluster hubsize
    • crsctl set cluster mode
    • crsctl set cpu equivalency
    • crsctl set crs autostart
    • crsctl set css
    • crsctl set css ipmiaddr
    • crsctl set css ipmiadmin
    • crsctl set css leafmisscount
    • crsctl set node role
    • crsctl set resource use
    • crsctl set server label
    • crsctl setperm serverpool
    • crsctl start cluster
    • crsctl start crs
    • crsctl start ip
    • crsctl start rollingpatch
    • crsctl start rollingupgrade
    • crsctl start testdns
    • crsctl status category
    • crsctl status ip
    • crsctl status policy
    • crsctl status policyset
    • crsctl status server
    • crsctl status serverpool
    • crsctl status testdns
    • crsctl stop cluster
    • crsctl stop crs
    • crsctl stop ip
    • crsctl stop rollingpatch
    • crsctl stop testdns
    • crsctl unpin css
    • crsctl unset css
    • crsctl unset css ipmiconfig
    • crsctl unset css leafmisscount
• Oracle Restart Environment CRSCTL Commands
  • crsctl check has
  • crsctl config has
  • crsctl disable has
  • crsctl enable has
  • crsctl query has releaseversion
  • crsctl query has softwareversion
  • crsctl start has
  • crsctl stop has
• Troubleshooting and Diagnostic Output
  • Dynamic Debugging
    • crsctl set log
  • Component Level Debugging
    • Enabling Debugging for Oracle Clusterware Modules
  • Enabling Debugging for Oracle Clusterware Resources
  • Enabling Additional Tracing for Oracle Clusterware Components

F Rapid Home Provisioning Command Reference

• RHPCTL Command Reference
  • rhpctl add
    • rhpctl add client
    • rhpctl add database
    • rhpctl add image
    • rhpctl add role
    • rhpctl add series
    • rhpctl add workingcopy
  • rhpctl allow
    • rhpctl allow image
  • rhpctl delete
    • rhpctl delete client
    • rhpctl delete database
    • rhpctl delete image
    • rhpctl delete role
    • rhpctl delete series
    • rhpctl delete user
    • rhpctl delete workingcopy
  • rhpctl deleteimage
    • rhpctl deleteimage series
  • rhpctl disallow
    • rhpctl disallow image
  • rhpctl export
    • rhpctl export client
  • rhpctl grant
    • rhpctl grant role
  • rhpctl import
    • rhpctl import image
  • rhpctl insertimage
    • rhpctl insertimage series
  • rhpctl modify
    • rhpctl modify client
  • rhpctl move
    • rhpctl move database
  • rhpctl promote
    • rhpctl promote image
  • rhpctl query
    • rhpctl query client
    • rhpctl query image
    • rhpctl query role
    • rhpctl query series
    • rhpctl query server
    • rhpctl query workingcopy
  • rhpctl revoke
    • rhpctl revoke role
• SRVCTL Command Reference
  • srvctl add
    • srvctl add exportfs
    • srvctl add mountfs
    • srvctl add rhpclient
    • srvctl add rhpserver
  • srvctl config
    • srvctl config exportfs
    • srvctl config mountfs
    • srvctl config rhpclient
    • srvctl config rhpserver
  • srvctl disable
    • srvctl disable exportfs
    • srvctl disable mountfs
    • srvctl disable rhpclient
    • srvctl disable rhpserver
  • srvctl enable
    • srvctl enable exportfs
    • srvctl enable mountfs
    • srvctl enable rhpclient
    • srvctl enable rhpserver
  • srvctl modify
    • srvctl modify exportfs
    • srvctl modify mountfs
    • srvctl modify rhpclient
    • srvctl modify rhpserver
  • srvctl relocate
    • srvctl relocate rhpclient
    • srvctl relocate rhpserver
  • srvctl remove
    • srvctl remove exportfs
    • srvctl remove mountfs
    • srvctl remove rhpclient
    • srvctl remove rhpserver
  • srvctl start
    • srvctl start exportfs
    • srvctl start mountfs
    • srvctl start rhpclient
    • srvctl start rhpserver
  • srvctl status
    • srvctl status exportfs
    • srvctl status mountfs
    • srvctl status rhpclient
    • srvctl status rhpserver
  • srvctl stop
    • srvctl stop exportfs
    • srvctl stop mountfs
    • srvctl stop rhpclient
    • srvctl stop rhpserver

G Oracle Clusterware Agent Framework C Application Program Interfaces

• Agent Framework Data Types
• Agent Framework Context Initialization and Persistence
• Prototype for C and C++ Entry Point Functions
• C and C++ Entry Point Types and Codes
• C and C++ Entry Point Function Return Values
• Multithreading Considerations
• Deprecated APIs
• API Reference
  • clsagfw_add_type()
  • clsagfw_check_resource()
  • clsagfw_create_attr_iterator()
  • clsagfw_delete_cookie()
  • clsagfw_exit2()
  • clsagfw_get_attr_from_iterator()
  • clsagfw_get_attrvalue()
  • clsagfw_get_check_type()
  • clsagfw_get_cmdid()
  • clsagfw_get_cookie()
  • clsagfw_get_request_action_name()
  • clsagfw_get_resource_id()
  • clsagfw_get_resource_name()
  • clsagfw_get_retry_count()
  • clsagfw_get_type_name()
  • clsagfw_init()
  • clsagfw_is_cmd_timedout()
  • clsagfw_log()
  • clsagfw_modify_attribute()
  • clsagfw_reset_attr_iterator()
  • clsagfw_send_status2()
  • clsagfw_set_cookie()
  • clsagfw_set_entrypoint()
  • clsagfw_set_exitcb()
  • clsagfw_set_resource_state_label()
  • clsagfw_startup()
• Agent Example

H Oracle Clusterware C Application Program Interfaces

• About the Programming Interface (C API) to Oracle Clusterware
  • Overview
  • Operational Notes
  • Deprecated CLSCRS APIs
  • Changes to Existing CLSCRS APIs
• Interactive CLSCRS APIs
• Non-Interactive CLSCRS APIs
• What-If APIs
  • clscrs_whatif_register_resource
  • clscrs_whatif_fail_resource
  • clscrs_whatif_start_resource
  • clscrs_whatif_stop_resource
  • clscrs_whatif_relocate_resource
  • clscrs_whatif_register_serverpool
  • clscrs_whatif_unregister_serverpool
  • clscrs_whatif_add_server
  • clscrs_whatif_relocate_server
  • clscrs_whatif_delete_server
  • clscrs_whatif_set_activepolicy
• Server Categorization APIs
  • clscrs_servercategory_create
  • clscrs_servercategory_destroy
  • clscrs_register_servercategory
  • clscrs_unregister_servercategory
  • clscrs_get_server_by_category
  • clscrs_register_server
• STAT3 API
  • clscrs_stat3
• Miscellaneous APIs
  • clscrs_get_error_details
  • clscrs_request_action
  • clscrs_stop_resource_in_pools
  • clscrs_start_resource_in_pools
  • clscrs_restart_resource

I Oracle Cluster Registry Utility Reference

• About OCRCONFIG
• OCRCONFIG Command Reference
• Troubleshooting Oracle Cluster Registry and Diagnostic Output
  • Troubleshooting Oracle Cluster Registry
  • Using the OCRCHECK Utility
  • Using the OCRDUMP Utility to View Oracle Cluster Registry Content
    • OCRDUMP Utility Syntax and Options
    • OCRDUMP Utility Examples
    • Sample OCRDUMP Utility Output

J Troubleshooting Oracle Clusterware

• Monitoring Oracle Clusterware
  • Oracle Enterprise Manager
  • Cluster Health Monitor
    • CHM Services
    • Collecting CHM Data
  • OCLUMON Command Reference
    • oclumon debug
    • oclumon dumpnodeview
    • oclumon manage
    • oclumon version
• Oracle Clusterware Diagnostic and Alert Log Data
  • ADR Directory Structure
  • Files in the Trace Directory
  • The Oracle Clusterware Alert Log
  • Incident Trace Files
  • Other Diagnostic Data
• Diagnostics Collection Script
• Rolling Upgrade and Driver Installation Issues
• Testing Zone Delegation
• Oracle Trace File Analyzer Collector
  • Managing the TFA Daemon
  • TFA Control Utility Command Reference
    • tfactl print
    • tfactl purge
    • tfactl directory
    • tfactl host
    • tfactl set
    • tfactl diagcollect
  • Data Redaction with TFA
• Oracle Clusterware Alerts
  • Alert Messages Using Diagnostic Record Unique IDs

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