Owner's Manual

16 Installing Oracle 11g R2 Database RAC
17 Run <Oracle_Home>\BIN\selecthome.bat sequentially on all remote
nodes.
The
Finish Option window displays a message stating that the installation
of Oracle database was successful.
18 Click Close .
Creating Server Pools for Policy-Managed Database
Configuration
NOTE: Perform the procedure in this section before creating the database.
The nodes in a cluster can be organized into a server pool for better resource
management. Each server pool has the following properties:
• The minimum number of nodes that must be available in the server pool.
• The maximum number of nodes that can be available in the server pool.
• The relative priority of a server pool compared to the other server pools.
To create the server pool:
1 Log in as Administrator .
2 Run the srvctl command from the grid home to see the default
configuration. For example:
<GRID HOME>\bin srvctl config srvpool
3 Add a server pool by running the following command:
<GRID HOME>\bin srvctl add srvpool -g fournodes -l 2
-u 4 -i 2 -n "node1, node2, node3, node4"
where -g is the server pool name, -l is the minimum number of nodes, -u is
the maximum number of nodes,
-i is the importance given to the server
pool,
-n is the node names which are part of the server pool. In this example,
the server pool name is
fournodes , the maximum number of nodes are four ,
the minimum number of nodes are
two , the relative priority of the server
pool is
two , and names of nodes in the pool are node 1 , node 2 , node 3 , and
node 4 .
4 Verify the server pool configuration by running the following command:
<GRID HOME>\bin srvctl config srvpool