Using the Oracle Toolkit in a HP Serviceguard Cluster README Revision: B.06.00, August 2010

$ vxdctl enable
Create the directory /ORACLE_TEST0 on all nodes so that
/dev/vx/dsk/DG0_ORACLE_TEST0/lvol1 can be mounted on that node if the
package is to be run on the node.
If you need help creating, importing, or managing the volume group or
disk group and filesystem, please refer to the chapter titled
"Building an HA Cluster Configuration" in the "Managing
Serviceguard" manual for explicit instructions.
Configuration of shared file system using CFS
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The shared file system can be a CFS mounted file system.
To configure an Oracle package in a CFS environment, the
Serviceguard CFS packages need to be running in order for the Oracle
package to access CFS mounted file systems. Please refer to your
Serviceguard Manual for information on how to configure
Serviceguard
CFS packages. Create a directory /ORACLE_TEST0 on all cluster
cluster nodes. Mount the CFS file system on /ORACLE_TEST0 using the
Serviceguard CFS packages.Use /ORACLE_TEST0 to hold the necessary
configuration information and symbolic links to the Oracle executables.
NOTE: For information on other Volume Managers please refer to the
"Managing Serviceguard" manual.
4. The control files, tablespaces and redo-log files must be
located in the file system /ORACLE_TEST0 during the initial
creation of the database. It is also recommended to configure
trace files and alert logs in /ORACLE_TEST0 for ease of
manageability. Refer to your Oracle documentation for
information on setting up trace files and alert logs.
5. ORACLE_HOME=/ORACLE_TEST0 Needs to be set in the toolkit user
configuration file haoracle.conf.
6. /ORACLE_TEST0/dbs Configuration directory for the
'ORACLE_TEST0' database. This
directory contains the Oracle
parameter file (pfile/spfile) and the
password file for ORACLE_TEST0.
Symbolic links need to be created for all subdirectories in
/home/oracle other than dbs, like "/ORACLE_TEST0/bin -->>
/home/oracle/bin" etc.