Shared application tier file system layout

Check the profile options. Post a Comment. Share the content if you found it is useful You can share using community websites click "share" at the end of the post. You are encouraged to leave a comment. Primary Node: Host name: genius. In primary system i. The 'rw' indicates that the folder is being shared with read write permission and 'sync' indicates that target should be synchronized with source always.

Once the entry is made, restart the NFS services in the primary node to bring the changes to effect. In the 'prodn' host machine create the mount point same as the 'genius' node. As a root mount the folder to the local folder — mount Before you run Rapid Install, you must do the following: 1. Allocate the shared file system for the installation — This we have already done in the above steps 2.

User ID and name should be same in both Primary and Secondary nodes to avoid the permission problems. The shared file system must be mounted on all the application nodes, so that the file system layout is same across all the nodes. Normal pre-requisites required for the installation of the R12 Application should be done. Now start the Rapid Install and follow the below slides for reference.

Admin capability should not be configured on this node. This will ensure that any process running on this node will not be able to create or update or delete any file in the file system. The file system associated with Instance Home must have read and write permissions.

Our server nodes are Solaris Zones and we have 3 web nodes for production database load balances using F5. My current OS file system is ext 3 and 2 node application is running. I don;t want to mount the file system from one server to another as if 1st server will go down then the complete file system is not available for another server.

If I copy the application binaries from ext 3 to new shared file system will it be supported or I need to do any additional steps. Hi Atul We have Shared application Tier implemented with 2 application node. To clone from 2 application node to 1 application node internal filesystem , we will have to execute adpreclone.

Rafi, You use same method of changing password i. After changing apps password you have to run autoconfig on all application tier nodes which will update apps password in required locations as required. Hi Atul, I have one doubt, at the time of run script adcfgclone.

Raffi, Check logs related to adcfgclone and then based on whats reported in logs , fix issue and rerun adcfgclone. Hi Atul, I have a query related to Linux. Please elaborate little more. Could you please provide steps for configuring shared application tier file system in oracle apps 11i. Share Tweet Share.

Atul Reply. Atul Kumar says September 26, Ravi, Which note you followed? Anonymous says October 4, Can you use ocfs2 for shared file system — I heard gfs stunk Reply.

Thanks, Reply. Lets assume you have node1, node2, node3, and node4. That way you can avoid from single point of failure. If not check if you completed task mentioned in metalink note We were with Newer Post Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments Atom. Subscribe via email! Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner. LinkedIn Arnoud's Linkedin Profile. My Blog List. AMIS Technology blog. Oracle E-Business Suite Technology.

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