Using Easy Deployment in Serviceguard and Metrocluster environments on HP-UX 11i v3

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Automatic Package Dependency configuration for Oracle Clusterware storage
If there are no disk group (DG-MNP) and mount point (MP-MNP) packages already configured for the
storage being used by the Oracle Clusterware files, the packages will be configured automatically.
The dependency between the Oracle Clusterware package and the mount point and disk group
packages will also be established. The following illustration in Figure 15 provides more details on the
dependency structure for Oracle Clusterware, Oracle RAC database, and mount point and disk group
packages:
Figure 15: SGeRAC dependency structure
The CFS-DG-MP-MNP1 package manages the mount points and disk groups associated with the
Oracle Clusterware package. The Oracle Clusterware package needs its associated storage to be up,
and for this reason it needs to be dependent on the CFS-DG-MP-MNP1 package.
Similarly, the CFS-DG-MP-MNP2 package manages the mount points and disk groups associated with
the Oracle RAC DB package. The RAC DB package again needs its associated storage to be up, and
for this reason it needs to be dependent on the CFS-DG-MP-MNP2 package.
The SG-CFS-pkg (SMNP) is responsible for configuring and starting the CVM/CFS stack. The CFS-DG-
MP-MNP1 and the CFS-DG-MP-MNP2 packages need CVM to be configured and running, and for
this reason these packages need to be dependent on the SG-CFS-pkg (SMNP).
If a separate storage has been used for Oracle Clusterware software, then the storage information
will be populated in the package configuration, so that the user is freed from having to activate the
volumes, mount the file system, etc. This will be taken care of as part of the Oracle Clusterware
package Easy Deployment.
Parameter discovery and default parameters
By way of automatic package parameter discovery by the Easy Deployment operation, the following
Oracle Clusterware package attributes are automatically populated in the corresponding
configuration file:
Cluster nodes
Oracle Clusterware Home path