Index

A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W

A

access control list (ACL) 2.1.1
ACL
- resource attribute B.1.1.1
ACTION_FAILURE_EVENT_TEMPLATE
- resource attribute B.1.2.1
ACTION_SCRIPT
- resource attribute B.1.1.2
ACTION_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.3
action entry points
- defined 8.2
ACTIONS
- resource attribute B.1.1.4
action scripts 8.1.4
- actions 8.2
ACTIVE_PLACEMENT
- resource attribute B.1.1.5
add nodes to a cluster 6.2.1
addresses, configuring manually 1.3.4.2
administrative tools
- overview and concepts 1.10
ADR K.3
- directory structure K.3
ADR home K.3
agent
- defined 8.1.3
AGENT_FILENAME
- resource attribute B.1.1.6
agent framework
- defined 8.1.3
agent programs 8.1.3.1
agents 8.1.3.1
- appagent 1.4.1.2, 8.1.3.1
- appagent.exe 1.4.1.2, 8.1.3.1
- scriptagent 1.4.1.2, 8.1.3.1
- scriptagent.exe 1.4.1.2, 8.1.3.1
ALERT_TEMPLATE
- resource attribute B.1.1.7
alert messages
- CRSD K.8
APIs
- agent framework
  - clsagfw_add_type() G.8.1
  - clsagfw_check_resource() G.8.2
  - clsagfw_create_attr_iterator() G.8.3
  - clsagfw_delete_cookie() G.8.4
  - clsagfw_exit2() G.8.5
  - clsagfw_get_attr_from_iterator() G.8.6
  - clsagfw_get_attrvalue() G.8.7
  - clsagfw_get_check_type() G.8.8
  - clsagfw_get_cmdid() G.8.9
  - clsagfw_get_cookie() G.8.10
  - clsagfw_get_request_action_name() G.8.11
  - clsagfw_get_resource_id() G.8.12
  - clsagfw_get_resource_name() G.8.13
  - clsagfw_get_retry_count() G.8.14
  - clsagfw_get_type_name() G.8.15
  - clsagfw_init() G.8.16
  - clsagfw_is_cmd_timedout() G.8.17
  - clsagfw_log() G.8.18
  - clsagfw_reset_attr_iterator() G.8.20
  - clsagfw_send_status2() G.8.21
  - clsagfw_set_cookie() G.8.22
  - clsagfw_set_entrypoint() G.8.23
  - clsagfw_set_exitcb() G.8.24
  - clsagfw_set_resource_state_label() G.8.25
  - clsagfw_startup() G.8.26
- clscrs_stat2 H.1.4
- command evaluation
  - clscrs_whatif_add_server H.4.9
  - clscrs_whatif_delete_server H.4.10
  - clscrs_whatif_register_serverpool H.4.7
  - clscrs_whatif_set_activepolicy H.4.1
  - clscrs_whatif_unregister_serverpool H.4.8
- miscellaneous
  - clscrs_get_error_details H.7.1
  - clscrs_request_action H.7.2
  - clscrs_restart_resource H.7.3
  - clscrs_start_resource_in_pools H.7.4
  - clscrs_stat3 H.6.1
  - clscrs_stop_resource_in_pools H.7.5
- server categorization
  - clscrs_get_server_by_category H.5.5
  - clscrs_register_server H.5.6
  - clscrs_register_servercategory H.5.3
  - clscrs_servercategory_create H.5.1
  - clscrs_servercategory_destroy H.5.2
  - clscrs_unregister_servercategory H.5.4
- What-If
  - clscrs_whatif_fail_resource H.4.2
  - clscrs_whatif_register_resource H.4.3
  - clscrs_whatif_relocate_resource H.4.4
  - clscrs_whatif_relocate_server H.4.11
  - clscrs_whatif_start_resource H.4.5
  - clscrs_whatif_stop_resource H.4.6
application agent 1.4.1.2, 8.1.3.1
Application Member Cluster 1.9
application resources
- starting 8.4.2
- stopping 8.4.4
applications
- defining a VIP address 1.13
- highly available 1.13
- managing with CLSCRS commands H.1
- placement policies 8.3.5
- registering as a resource 8.3
- relocating 8.4.3
application VIP
- deleting 8.3.1
appvipcfg create 8.3.1
attraction start dependency 8.2.3.1.1
- modifiers B.1.1.37
AUTO_START
- resource attribute B.1.1.8
autoconfig 1.3.4, 2.5.2
automatic address configuration 2.5.2.2
automatic cluster address configuration 2.5.2
Automatic Diagnostic Repository
- See: ADR

B

background processes 1.4.1
Baseboard Management Controller (BMC)
- See: Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI)
black-box virtual machine 8.1.1.1
block-by-block checksum operation I.3.2
built-in agents 8.1.3.1

C

Cache Fusion
- communication D.2.4
CARDINALITY
- resource attribute B.1.1.9
- resource group attribute B.1.1.9
CARDINALITY_ID
- resource attribute B.1.1.10
- resource group attribute B.1.1.10
changing a network interface
- network interface
  - changing 2.10.2.4
changing interface names, consequences 2.10.2.3
changing the cluster mode 4.2.1
changing VIP addresses 2.10.1
CHECK_INTERVAL
- resource attribute B.1.1.11
CHECK_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.12
checksum operation
- block-by-block I.3.2
CHM
- See: Cluster Health Monitor (CHM)
cipher suites 1.4.1.2.1
CLEAN_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.13
client cluster 1.3.4
Client Data File
- Using to configure shared GNS 2.6.4.2
client-side diagnosability infrastructure (CRSD)
- alerts K.8
cloning
- Oracle Clusterware 7
- Oracle Grid Infrastructure 7
cloning, overview for clusterware 1.12
CLSCRS
- command evaluation APIs H.4
  - described H.4
- reasoned command evaluation APIs H.4
  - described H.4
clscrs_crsentity H.1.2
clscrs_crsentitylist H.1.2
clscrs_entity_type H.1.2
clscrs_sp H.1.2
clscrs_splist H.1.2
CLSCRS APIs
- callback mechanism H.1.2
- data structures H.1.2
  - clscrs_crsentity H.1.2
  - clscrs_crsentitylist H.1.2
  - clscrs_entity_type H.1.2
  - clscrs_sp H.1.2
  - clscrs_splist H.1.2
- deprecated H.1.3
- error handling and tracing H.1.2
- filters E.1.2, H.1.2
  - comparison filter H.1.2
  - expression filter H.1.2
- initialization and persistence H.1.2
- interactive H.2
- memory management H.1.2
- non-interactive H.3
- overview H.1.1
- threading support H.1.2
CLSCRS commands
- overview H.1
CLSD-1009 message
- resolving 5.1.3.5
CLSD-1011 message
- resolving 5.1.3.5
cluster
- converting to GNS client cluster 2.6.4.4
CLUSTER_INTERCONNECT interface
- specifying with OIFCFG D.2.4
CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS initialization parameter 2.10.2.4
cluster_resource 8.1.2
cluster-aware resource 8.1.2
cluster configuration policy 3.1.7
Cluster Health Monitor (CHM) 1.10
Cluster Health Monitor (CRF)
- debugging E.5.2.1
cluster interconnect
- Cache Fusion communication D.2.4
- changing private network addresses 2.10.2.1
cluster mode
- changing 4.2.1
cluster nodes
- adding and deleting 6
- deleting from Windows systems 6.3.2
Cluster Ready Services (CRS)
- debugging E.5.2.1
- defined 1.4.1.1
cluster resource 8.1.2
cluster resource activity log K.2
cluster resource failures
- monitoring K.2
clusters
- administrator-managed 2
- converting 2.6.4
- converting to an Oracle Flex Cluster 4.2.1
- policy-managed 2
cluster storage
- recording with OCR 1.3.3
Cluster Synchronization Services (CSS) 1.4.1.1
- debugging E.5.2.1
- defined 1.4.1.1
cluster time management 1.14
Cluster Time Synchronization Service (CTSS) 1.14
- debugging E.5.2.1
Cluster Verification Utility A.1.2.6
- See also: CVU, cluvfy
- Cluster Verification Utility A.1.2.6
  - See also: CVU
- deprecated and desupported commands A.1.2.6
Cluster Verification Utility (CVU)
- See: CVU
clusterware, cloning overview 1.12
cluvfy
- See: CVU
command evaluation APIs
- sequence ID H.4
compatibility
- Oracle Clusterware, Oracle ASM, and database 1.6.1
configurations
- reinitializing OCR 5.1.7
Configuration Wizard
- configuring multiple nodes 2.2.2
configuring
- voting files 5
converting clusters 2.6.4
CRITICAL_RESOURCES
- resource group attribute B.1.1.14
cross-cluster dependency proxies 2.11
CRS
- See: Cluster Ready Services (CRS)
CRSCTL
- checking the Oracle Clusterware status 5.1.3.3
- command evaluation 1.11
- commands
  - add category E.3.2
  - add cluster site E.3.18
  - add crs administrator E.3.36
  - add policy E.3.80
  - add resource E.2.4
  - add resourcegroup E.2.20
  - add resourcegrouptype E.2.35
  - add serverpool E.3.105
  - add type E.2.40
  - add wallet E.3.119
  - check cluster E.3.6
  - check crs E.3.29
  - check css E.2.1
  - check ctss E.3.63
  - check evm E.2.2
  - check has E.4.1
  - check resource E.3.88
  - check resourcegroup E.2.21
  - config crs E.3.30
  - config has E.4.2
  - create member_cluster_configuration E.3.74
  - create policyset E.3.85
  - delete category E.3.3
  - delete cluster site E.3.19
  - delete crs administrator E.3.37
  - delete css votedisk E.3.61
  - delete member_cluster_configuration E.3.75
  - delete node E.3.77
  - delete policy E.3.81
  - delete resource E.2.5
  - delete resourcegroup E.2.22
  - delete resourcegrouptype E.2.36
  - delete serverpool E.3.106
  - delete type E.2.41
  - delete wallet E.3.120
  - disable crs E.3.31
  - disable has E.4.3
  - discover dhcp E.3.64
  - enable crs E.3.32
  - enable has E.4.4
  - eval activate policy E.3.82
  - eval add resource E.2.6
  - eval add resourcegroup E.2.23
  - eval add server E.3.95
  - eval add serverpool E.3.107
  - eval delete server E.3.96
  - eval delete serverpool E.3.108
  - eval fail resource E.2.7
  - eval fail resourcegroup E.2.24
  - eval modify resource E.2.9
  - eval modify serverpool E.3.109
  - eval relocate resource E.2.8
  - eval relocate resourcegroup E.2.25
  - eval relocate server E.3.97
  - eval start resource E.2.10
  - eval start resourcegroup E.2.26
  - eval stop resource E.2.11
  - eval stop resourcegroup E.2.27
  - export resourcegroup E.2.28
  - get calog maxsize K.2.2
  - get calog retentiontime K.2.3
  - get clientid dhcp E.3.65
  - get cluster class E.3.9, E.3.59
  - get cluster configuration E.3.10
  - get cluster extended E.3.12
  - get cluster hubsize E.3.13
  - get cluster mode E.3.15
  - get cluster name E.3.17
  - get cluster tlsciphersuite E.3.22
  - get cluster type E.3.23
  - get cpu equivalency E.3.25
  - get css E.3.46
  - get css ipmiaddr E.3.53
  - get hostname E.2.3
  - get ipmi binaryloc E.3.51
  - get nodename E.3.78
  - get node role E.3.79
  - getperm resource E.2.12
  - getperm serverpool E.3.110
  - getperm type E.2.42
  - get resource use E.3.90
  - get restricted placement E.3.27
  - get server css_critical E.3.101
  - get server label E.3.103
  - get tracefileopts E.2.38
  - lsmodules E.3.73
  - modify category E.3.4
  - modify cluster site E.3.20
  - modify policy E.3.83
  - modify policyset E.3.86
  - modify resource E.2.13
  - modify resourcegroup E.2.29
  - modify resourcegrouptype E.2.37
  - modify server E.3.98
  - modify serverpool E.3.111
  - modify type E.2.43
  - modify wallet E.3.121
  - pin css E.3.47
  - query calog K.2.1
  - query cluster site E.3.21
  - query crs activeversion E.3.35
  - query crs administrator E.3.38
  - query crs autostart E.3.39
  - query crs releasepatch E.3.41
  - query crs releaseversion E.3.42
  - query crs site E.3.43
  - query crs softwarepatch E.3.44
  - query crs softwareversion E.3.45
  - query css ipmiconfig E.3.56
  - query css ipmidevice E.3.58
  - query css votedisk E.3.62
  - query dns E.3.69
  - query has releaseversion E.4.5
  - query has softwareversion E.4.6
  - query member_cluster_configuration E.3.76
  - query socket udp E.3.114
  - query wallet E.3.122
  - release dhcp E.3.66
  - relocate resource E.2.14, E.3.89
  - relocate resourcegroup E.2.30
  - relocate server E.3.99
  - replace discoverystring E.3.68
  - replace votedisk E.3.118
  - request action E.3.1
  - request dhcp E.3.67
  - restart resource E.2.15
  - restart resourcegroup E.2.31
  - set calog maxsize K.2.4
  - set calog retentiontime K.2.5
  - set cluster disabledtlsciphersuite E.3.11
  - set cluster hubsize E.3.14
  - set cluster mode E.3.16
  - set cluster type E.3.24
  - set cpu equivalency E.3.26
  - set crs autostart E.3.40
  - set css E.3.48
  - set css ipmiaddr E.3.54
  - set css ipmiadmin E.3.55
  - set css noautorestart E.3.60
  - set ipmi binaryloc E.3.52
  - set log E.5.1
  - setperm resource E.2.16
  - setperm serverpool E.3.112
  - setperm type E.2.44
  - set resource use E.3.91
  - set restricted placement E.3.28
  - set server css_critical E.3.102
  - set server label E.3.104
  - set tracefileopts E.2.39
  - start cluster E.3.7
  - start crs E.3.33
  - start has E.4.7
  - start ip E.3.70
  - start resource E.2.17
  - start resourcegroup E.2.32
  - start rollingpatch E.3.92
  - start rollingupgrade E.3.94
  - start testdns E.3.115
  - status category E.3.5
  - status ip E.3.71
  - status policy E.3.84
  - status policyset E.3.87
  - status resource E.2.18
  - status resourcegroup E.2.33
  - status server E.3.100
  - status serverpool E.3.113
  - status testdns E.3.116
  - status type E.2.45
  - stop cluster E.3.8
  - stop crs E.3.34
  - stop has E.4.8
  - stop ip E.3.72
  - stop resource E.2.19
  - stop resourcegroup E.2.34
  - stop rollingpatch E.3.93
  - stop testdns E.3.117
  - unpin css E.3.49
  - unset css E.3.50
  - unset css ipmiconfig E.3.57
- dual environment commands E.2
- Oracle RAC environment commands E.3
- Oracle Restart environment commands E.4
CRSCTL commands
- cluster aware 1.10
- debug log E.5.2.1
- lsmodules E.5.2.1
- module_name parameter E.5.2.1
- overview 1.10
- resource_name parameter E.5.2.2
- set log E.5.2.2
crsctl set log E.5.2
crsctl set trace E.5.2
CRSD background process
- alert messages K.8
CSS
- See: Cluster Synchronization Services (CSS)
CVU
- about A
- baseline creation A.2.4
- commands
  - cluvfy comp acfs A.2.1
  - cluvfy comp admprv A.2.2
  - cluvfy comp asm A.2.3
  - cluvfy comp baseline A.2.4
  - cluvfy comp clocksync A.2.5
  - cluvfy comp clu A.2.6
  - cluvfy comp clumgr A.2.7
  - cluvfy comp clusterware A.2.8
  - cluvfy comp crs A.2.9
  - cluvfy comp DHCP A.2.10
  - cluvfy comp dns A.2.11
  - cluvfy comp freespace A.2.12
  - cluvfy comp gns A.2.13
  - cluvfy comp gpnp A.2.14
  - cluvfy comp ha A.2.15
  - cluvfy comp healthcheck A.2.16
  - cluvfy comp nodeapp A.2.17
  - cluvfy comp nodecon 2.10.1, A.2.18
  - cluvfy comp nodereach A.2.19
  - cluvfy comp ocr A.2.20
  - cluvfy comp ohasd A.2.21
  - cluvfy comp olr A.2.22
  - cluvfy comp peer A.2.23
  - cluvfy comp scan A.2.24
  - cluvfy comp software A.2.25
  - cluvfy comp space A.2.26
  - cluvfy comp ssa A.2.27
  - cluvfy comp sys A.2.28
  - cluvfy comp vdisk A.2.29
  - cluvfy stage -post acfscfg A.2.30
  - cluvfy stage -post appcluster A.2.31
  - cluvfy stage -post cfs A.2.32
  - cluvfy stage -post crsinst A.2.33
  - cluvfy stage -post hacfg A.2.36
  - cluvfy stage -post hwos A.2.37
  - cluvfy stage -post nodeadd A.2.38
  - cluvfy stage -post nodedel A.2.39
  - cluvfy stage -post patch A.2.40
  - cluvfy stage -pre acfscfg A.2.30
  - cluvfy stage -pre appcluster A.2.31
  - cluvfy stage -pre cfs A.2.32
  - cluvfy stage -pre crsinst A.2.33
  - cluvfy stage -pre dbcfg A.2.34
  - cluvfy stage -pre dbinst A.2.35
  - cluvfy stage -pre hacfg A.2.36
  - cluvfy stage -pre nodeadd A.2.38
  - cluvfy stage -pre patch A.2.40
- component verifications
  - checking Oracle Clusterware and Oracle Database installations A.2.16
  - clustere component A.2.6
  - Cluster Manager subcomponent A.2.7
  - connectivity between cluster nodes A.2.18
  - CTSS integrity A.2.5
  - Domain Name Service (DNS) A.2.11
  - existence of DHCP A.2.10
  - free space A.2.26
  - Grid Naming Service (GNS) A.2.13
  - Grid Plug and Play service and profile A.2.14
  - integrity of high availability A.2.15
  - integrity of OCR A.2.20
  - integrity of ohasd A.2.21
  - integrity of OLR A.2.22
  - integrity of Oracle ACFS A.2.1
  - integrity of Oracle ASM A.2.3
  - integrity of Oracle Clusterware A.2.8
  - integrity of voting files A.2.29
  - node applications A.2.17
  - node comparison A.2.23
  - Oracle Clusterware component A.2.9
  - reachability of nodes A.2.19
  - SCAN configuration A.2.24
  - software distribution across nodes A.2.25
  - storage A.2.27
  - system requirements A.2.28
  - user and permissions A.2.2
- difference between runcluvfy.sh and cluvfy A.1.2.2
- installation requirements A.1.2.1
- installation verifications
  - application clusters A.2.31
- known issues A.3.2
- node list shortcuts A.1.3.5
- online Help system A.1.2.5
- overview and concepts 1.10
- patch verifications
  - pre- and post-patch A.2.40
- performing verifications A.1.1
- runcluvfy.sh A.1.2.2
- stage verifications
  - database configuration A.2.34
  - high availability installation A.2.36
  - network and storage on all nodes A.2.37
  - node deletion A.2.39
  - node installation A.2.38
  - Oracle ACFS A.2.32
  - Oracle ACFS configuration A.2.30
  - Oracle Clusterware installation A.2.33
  - Oracle RAC installation A.2.35
- UNKNOWN output A.1.3.4
- verbose mode A.1.3.4

D

Database Management Repository 1.9
Database Member Cluster 1.9
debugging
- CRS, CSS, and EVM modules E.5.2.1
- Oracle Clusterware resources E.5.2.2
default application VIP
- creating
  - appvipcfg create 8.3.1
defining network interfaces
- OIFCFG command-line interface D
DELETE_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.15
delif command
- OIFCFG command-line interface D.2.5
deployment scheme
- deciding 8.3.2.1
DESCRIPTION
- resource attribute B.1.1.16
DHCP configuration 2.5.2.2
diagcollection.pl K.4
diagnostic directories
- alert K.3
- core K.3
- incident K.3
- output K.3
- trace K.3
diagnostics collection script K.4
disk group redundancy 5.2.1
- external 5.2.1
- high 5.2.1
- normal 5.2.1
dispersion start dependency 8.2.3.1.2
- modifiers B.1.1.37
DNS, entries example for GNS and SCAN 2.5.1
Domain Services Cluster 1.9
DRUID
- diagnostic record unique ID K.8.1
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) 1.3.4

E

ENABLED
- resource attribute B.1.1.17
enabling debugging for Oracle Clusterware resources E.5.2.2
enabling debugging for the CRS, CSS, and EVM modules E.5.2.1
entry points
- ABORT 8.1.3
- ACTION 8.1.3
- CHECK 8.1.3
  - CLSAGFW_FAILED state 8.1.3
  - CLSAGFW_ONLINE state 8.1.3
  - CLSAGFW_PARTIAL state 8.1.3
  - CLSAGFW_PLANNED_OFFLINE state 8.1.3
  - CLSAGFW_UNKNOWN state 8.1.3
  - CLSAGFW_UNPLANNED_OFFLINE state 8.1.3
- CLEAN 8.1.3
- defined 8.1.3
- DELETE 8.1.3
- MODIFY 8.1.3
- monitor 8.1.3
- START 8.1.3
- STOP 8.1.3
Event Management (EVM)
- defined 1.4.1.1
Event Manager (EVM)
- debugging E.5.2.1
EVM
- See: Event Management (EVM)
- overview 1.4.1.1
exclusion start dependency 8.2.3.1.3
- modifiers B.1.1.37
extending Oracle database home
- on non-shared storage 6.2.1
- on shared storage
  - network-attached storage 6.2.1
  - Oracle ACFS 6.2.1

F

FAILURE_INTERVAL
- resource attribute B.1.1.18
FAILURE_THRESHOLD
- resource attribute B.1.1.19
failure groups 5.2.1
- quorum 5.2.1
failure isolation
- configuring IPMI for 2.7.2.1
Fast Application Notification (FAN) 1.4.1.1
Fleet Patching and Provisioning
- adding cluster nodes with 6.2.1
- troubleshooting K.1
Fleet Patching and Provisioning Client
- troubleshooting incompatible K.1
Free server pool 3.1.4
- described 3.1.4.1

G

generic_application 8.1.2
- resource type
  - creating resources of 8.3.2.4
generic server pool
- described 3.1.4.2
Generic server pool 3.1.4
getif command
- OIFCFG command-line interface D.2.5
global interface
- network interface stored as D.2.3
GNS 1.3.4.1
- See: Grid Naming Service (GNS)
- administering 2.6
- changing the subdomain 2.6.6
- converting non-GNS cluster to GNS cluster 2.6.4.1
- highly available
  - removing secondary GNS instances 2.6.2
- highly-available 2.5.2.1
  - configuring 2.6.1
  - removing primary GNS instances 2.6.2
- primary GNS instance 2.5.2.1
- secondary GNS instance 2.5.2.1
- starting 2.6.3
- stopping 2.6.3
- zone data 2.5.2.1
- zone transfer 2.5.2.1
GNS, GNS VIP 2.5.1
GNS daemon
- and GNS VIP 2.5.1
- port number for 2.5.1
Grid Infrastructure Management Repository 1.8
- attributes and requirements 1.8
Grid Interprocess Communication (gipc)
- debugging E.5.2.1
Grid Interprocess Communication (GIPC) 1.4.1.2
Grid Naming Service (GNS)
- defined 1.4.1.1
- See GNS 1.3.4
Grid Plug and Play (gpnp)
- debugging E.5.2.1
Grid Plug and Play (GPNPD) 1.4.1.2
gridSetup.sh
- using to add nodes 6.2.1

H

HAIP
- highly available IP address 2.10.2.2
hard start dependency 8.2.3.1.4
- modifiers B.1.1.37
hard stop dependency 8.2.3.2.1
- modifiers B.1.1.40
hardware requirements 1.3.1
high availability
- and Oracle Clusterware 1.4.1.1
- application programming interface 1.13
- framework 1.13
highly-available GNS 2.5.2.1
- configuring 2.6.1
HOSTING_MEMBERS
- resource attribute B.1.1.20
Hub Node 4.1

I

iflist command
- OIFCFG command-line interface D.2.5
importing
- OCR 5.1.7
incident trace files K.3
initialization parameters
- CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS 2.10.2.4
installation
- introduction 1.6
installations
- configuring voting files 5
INSTANCE_COUNT
- resource attribute B.1.2.2
INSTANCE_FAILOVER
- resource attribute B.1.1.21
Intelligent Management Platform Interface (IPMI) 2.7, 2.7.2.2
- configuring for failure isolation 2.7.2.1
- removing IPMI configuration 2.7.2.3
Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI)
- CRSCTL commands
  - get css ipmiaddr E.3.53
  - get ipmi binaryloc E.3.51
  - query css ipmiconfig E.3.56
  - query css ipmidevice E.3.58
  - set css ipmiaddr E.3.54
  - set css ipmiadmin E.3.55
  - set ipmi binaryloc E.3.52
  - unset css ipmiconfig E.3.57
interface names, consequences of changing 2.10.2.3
INTERMEDIATE_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.22
INTERNAL_STATE
- resource attribute B.1.2.3
IPMI
- See: Intelligent Management Platform Interface (IPMI)
- modifying administrator E.3.55
- obtaining IP address E.3.53
- storing IP address E.3.54
IPv4 2.8.1
- changing to a static IPv6 address 2.10.5
- changing to dynamic IPv6 addresses 2.10.6
- network configuration
  - adding an IPv6 network to 2.10.7
- networks
  - transitioning to IPv6 networks 2.10.8
IPv6 2.8.1
- name resolution 2.8.1.2
IPv6 Stateless Address Autoconfiguration Protocol 2.5.2.2

L

LAST_SERVER
- resource attribute B.1.2.4
LAST_STATE_CHANGE
- resource attribute B.1.2.5
listeners
- in OCR 1.3.3
LOAD
- resource attribute B.1.1.23
load-aware resource placement 2.3, 3.4
local_resource 8.1.2
local resource 8.1.2
log levels
- setting for Oracle Clusterware E.5.1
lsmodules parameter
- with the CRSCTL command E.5.2.1

M

managing applications
- CLSCRS commands H.1
managing Oracle Clusterware
- with CRSCTL 1.10
manual address configuration 1.3.4.2
mDNS
- See: Multicast Domain Name Service (mDNS)
mDNSResponder
- purpose 1.4.2
memory pressure 3.5.1
mirroring
- OCR (Oracle Cluster Registry) 5.1.3
MODIFY_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.24
modifying IPMI configuration 2.7.2.2
module_name parameter
- supplying to CRSCTL commands E.5.2.1
modules
- debugging
  - CRF E.5.2.1
  - CRS E.5.2.1
  - CSS E.5.2.1
  - CTSS E.5.2.1
  - EVM E.5.2.1
  - gipc E.5.2.1
  - gpnp E.5.2.1
Multicast Domain Name Service (mDNS)
- defined 1.4.1.2

N

NAME
- resource attribute B.1.1.25
network interface
- configuration 2.8.1
- global D.2.3
- node-specific D.2.3
- OIFCFG syntax D.2.4
network interface card 2.10.2.1
network interfaces
- defining with OIFCFG D
- types D.2.4
- updating subnet classification D.1
networks
- creating 2.10.3
- for Oracle Flex Clusters 4.1
nodes
- adding to a cluster
  - on Linux or UNIX 6.2.1
  - on Windows 6.3, 6.3.1
- configuring multiple 2.2.2
- deleting from a cluster
  - on Linux or UNIX 6.2.2
- VIP address 1.3.4
node-specific interface
- network interface stored as D.2.3
non-default application VIP
- creating 8.3.1

O

ocr.loc file 5.1.3
OCR (Oracle Cluster Registry)
- adding 5.1.3, 5.1.3.1
- automatic backups 5.1.4
- backing up 5.1.4
- changing backup file location 5.1.4.2
- contents 5.1
- diagnosing problems with OCRDUMP 5.1.6
- exporting 5.1.7
- importing
  - on Windows systems 5.1.7.2
- importing content
  - on Linux and UNIX systems 5.1.7.1
- listing backup files 5.1.4.1
- managing 5.1
- manual backups 5.1.4
- migrating from Oracle ASM 5.1.2
- migrating to Oracle ASM 5.1.1
- ocr.loc file 5.1.3
- OCRDUMP utility command examples I.3.3.2
- overriding data loss protection mechanism 5.1.3.5
- recording cluster configuration information 1.2
- recording cluster storage 1.3.3
- removing 5.1.3, 5.1.3.2
- repairing 5.1.3, 5.1.3.4
- replacing 5.1.3, 5.1.3.3
- restoring
  - in Oracle Restart 5.1.5.4
  - on Linux and UNIX systems 5.1.5.2
  - on Windows systems 5.1.5.3
- troubleshooting 5.1.6, I.3.1
- viewing content with OCRDUMP I.3.3
OCRCHECK
- commands
  - -config I.3.2.2
  - -local I.3.2.2
OCRCHECK utility
- check status of OLR 5.1.8
- diagnosing OCR problems with 5.1.6
- log files I.3.2.2
- sample output I.3.2.2
OCR configuration tool
- See: OCRCONFIG utility
OCRCONFIG utility
- administering OLR 5.1.8
- commands
  - -add I.2.1
  - -backuploc I.2.2
  - -copy I.2.3
  - -delete I.2.4
  - -export I.2.5
  - -import 5.1.7.1, I.2.6
  - -manualbackup I.2.7
  - -overwrite I.2.8
  - -repair I.2.9
  - -replace I.2.10
  - -restore I.2.11
  - -showbackup I.2.12
  - -showbackuploc I.2.13
- log files I.1
- overview and concepts 1.10
- syntax I.1
OCRDUMP utility
- changing the amount of logging I.3.3
- command examples I.3.3.2
- commands I.3.3.2
  - backup I.3.3.2
- diagnosing OCR problems with 5.1.6, I.3.3
- dump content of OLR 5.1.8
- log files I.3.3
- sample output I.3.3.3
- syntax and options I.3.3.1
- SYSTEM.language key output I.3.3.3
- SYSTEM.version key output I.3.3.3
ocrlog.ini file
- editing I.3.3
OFFLINE_CHECK_INTERVAL
- resource attribute B.1.1.26
OIFCFG command-line interface
- commands D.2.2
- interface types D.2.4
- invoking D.1
- overview and concepts 1.10, D
- syntax D.2.1
OLR (Oracle Local Registry)
- administering 5.1.8
- backing up 5.1.8
- check status of 5.1.8
- defined 5.1.8
- dump content of 5.1.8
- exporting to a file 5.1.8
- importing a file 5.1.8
- restoring 5.1.8
- viewing backup files 5.1.8
- viewing content with OCRDUMP I.3.3
OLSNODES command
- reference C
ONLINE_RELOCATION_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.27
ONS
- See: Oracle Notification Service (ONS)
operating systems
- requirements for Oracle Clusterware 1.2
oraagent
- defined 1.4.1.1, 1.4.1.2
Oracle agent 1.4.1.1, 1.4.1.2
Oracle ASM
- disk groups
  - redundancy 5.2.1
- failure group 5.2.1
- migrating OCR locations to 5.1.1
Oracle Cluster Registry
- See: OCR (Oracle Cluster Registry)
Oracle Clusterware
- adding a home to a new node 6.2.1
- alert log K.3
- background processes
  - on Windows 1.4.2
- debugging
  - component level E.5.2
  - dynamic E.5.1
- defined 1
- new features 1.1
- OCR
  - migrating from Oracle ASM 5.1.2
  - migrating to Oracle ASM 5.1.1
- overview of administration 1
- processes
  - Cluster Ready Services (CRS) 1.4.1.1
  - Cluster Synchronization Services (CSS) 1.4.1.1
  - Event Management (EVM) 1.4.1.1
  - Grid Interprocess Communication (GIPC) 1.4.1.2
  - Grid Naming Service (GNS) 1.4.1.1
  - Multicast Domain Name Service (mDNS) 1.4.1.2
  - oraagent 1.4.1.1, 1.4.1.2
  - Oracle Notification Service (ONS) 1.4.1.1
  - orarootagent 1.4.1.1, 1.4.1.2
- REST APIs J.1
- upgrade
  - out-of-place 1.7
Oracle Clusterware Control (CRSCTL)
- See: CRSCTL
Oracle Clusterware home
- adding 6.2.1, 6.3.1
- deleting manually 6.2.2
Oracle Database
- fault diagnosability infrastructure K.3
Oracle Database QoS Management 2.4
Oracle Database Quality of Service Management
- See: Oracle Database QoS Management
Oracle Enterprise Manager
- adding resources with 8.3.3
- adding VIPs with 8.3.1.1
- overview and concepts 1.10
Oracle Extended Clusters 4.3
- configuring 4.3.1
- storage split in K.5
Oracle Flex Clusters 1.2
- and Oracle Flex ASM cluster 4.1
- changing from Oracle Clusterware standard Clusters to 4.2.1.1
- CRSCTL commands
  - get cluster hubsize E.3.13
  - get cluster mode E.3.15
  - set cluster hubsize E.3.14
  - set cluster mode E.3.16
- Hub Node 4.1
- managing 4.2
- reader nodes 4.1
Oracle Grid Infrastructure
- cloning 7
- cloning Oracle Clusterware in 7
- Grid Setup Wizard 2.2
- using installer to add nodes 6.2.1
Oracle Interface Configuration tool
- see OIFCFG D
Oracle Local Registry
- See: OLR (Oracle Local Registry)
Oracle Notification Service (ONS)
- defined 1.4.1.1
Oracle Restart
- restoring OCR 5.1.5.4
Oracle root agent 1.4.1.1, 1.4.1.2
Oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server
- creating the OraMTS service 6.3.1
Oracle Universal Installer
- Client Data File for shared GNS clients 2.6.4.2
- Oracle Clusterware installation 1.6
OraMTS
- See: Oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server
orarootagent
- defined 1.4.1.1, 1.4.1.2
out-of-place upgrade 1.7

P

PLACEMENT
- resource attribute B.1.1.28
policy-based management 3
- adding resources to server pools 8.3.2.2
primary GNS instance 2.5.2.1
- configuring 2.6.1
- removing 2.6.2
private network address
- changing 2.10.2.1
PROFILE_CHANGE_EVENT_TEMPLATE
- resource attribute B.1.2.6
public interface
- specifying with OIFCFG D.2.4
pullup start dependency 8.2.3.1.5
- modifiers B.1.1.37

Q

quorum failure groups 5.2.1

R

reader nodes 4.1
reasoned command evaluation 1.11
reasoned command evaluation APIs
- sequence ID H.4
recording cluster configuration information 1.2
recording node membership information
- voting file 1.2
redundancy
- voting file 1.3.3
Redundant Interconnect Usage 2.10.2.2
RELOCATE_BY_DEPENDENCY
- resource attribute B.1.1.31
RELOCATE_KIND
- resource attribute B.1.1.30
RESOURCE_LIST
- resource group attribute B.1.2.7
resource_name parameter
- supplying to CRSCTL commands E.5.2.2
resource attributes
- ACL B.1.1.1
- ACTION_FAILURE_EVENT_TEMPLATE B.1.2.1
- ACTION_SCRIPT B.1.1.2
- ACTION_TIMEOUT B.1.1.3
- ACTIONS B.1.1.4
- ACTIVE_PLACEMENT B.1.1.5
- AGENT_FILENAME B.1.1.6
- ALERT_TEMPLATE B.1.1.7
- AUTO_START B.1.1.8
- CARDINALITY B.1.1.9
- CARDINALITY_ID B.1.1.10
- CHECK_INTERVAL B.1.1.11
- CHECK_TIMEOUT B.1.1.12
- CLEAN_TIMEOUT B.1.1.13
- DELETE_TIMEOUT B.1.1.15
- DESCRIPTION B.1.1.16
- ENABLED B.1.1.17
- FAILURE_INTERVAL B.1.1.18
- FAILURE_THRESHOLD B.1.1.19
- HOSTING_MEMBERS B.1.1.20
- INSTANCE_COUNT B.1.2.2
- INSTANCE_FAILOVER B.1.1.21
- INTERMEDIATE_TIMEOUT B.1.1.22
- INTERNAL_STATE B.1.2.3
- LAST_SERVER B.1.2.4
- LAST_STATE_CHANGE B.1.2.5
- LOAD B.1.1.23
- MODIFY_TIMEOUT B.1.1.24
- NAME B.1.1.25
- OFFLINE_CHECK_INTERVAL B.1.1.26
- ONLINE_RELOCATION_TIMEOUT B.1.1.27
- PLACEMENT B.1.1.28
- PROFILE_CHANGE_EVENT_TEMPLATE B.1.2.6
- RELOCATE_BY_DEPENDENCY B.1.1.31
- RELOCATE_KIND B.1.1.30
- RESTART_ATTEMPTS B.1.1.32
- RESTART_COUNT B.1.2.8
- SCRIPT_TIMEOUT B.1.1.33
- SERVER_CATEGORY B.1.1.34
- SERVER_POOLS B.1.1.35
- START_CONCURRENCY B.1.1.36
- START_DEPENDENCIES B.1.1.37
- START_TIMEOUT B.1.1.38
- STATE_CHANGE_EVENT_TEMPLATE B.1.2.10
- STATE_DETAILS B.1.2.11
- STOP_CONCURRENCY B.1.1.39
- STOP_DEPENDENCIES B.1.1.40
- STOP_TIMEOUT B.1.1.41
- TARGET B.1.2.12
- TARGET_SERVER B.1.2.13
- TYPE B.1.2.14
- UPTIME_THRESHOLD B.1.1.42
- USE_STICKINESS B.1.1.44
- USER_WORKLOAD B.1.1.43
resource dependencies
- defined 8.2.3
- start dependencies 8.2.3.1
  - attraction 8.2.3.1.1, B.1.1.37
  - dispersion 8.2.3.1.2, B.1.1.37
  - exclusion 8.2.3.1.3, B.1.1.37
  - hard 8.2.3.1.4, B.1.1.37
  - pullup 8.2.3.1.5, B.1.1.37
  - weak 8.2.3.1.6, B.1.1.37
- stop dependencies 8.2.3.2
  - hard 8.2.3.2.1, B.1.1.40
resource group 8.1.1
resource group attributes
- CARDINALITY B.1.1.9
- CARDINALITY_ID B.1.1.10
- CRITICAL_RESOURCES B.1.1.14
- RESOURCE_LIST B.1.2.7
resource groups
- about 8.1.1.2
- adding resources to 8.4.1
- automatic resource groups 8.1.1.2
- cluster resource group type 8.1.1.2.1
- creating 8.1.1.2.2
- dependencies 8.1.1.2
- local resource group type 8.1.1.2.1
- privileges 8.1.1.2
- resource group types 8.1.1.2.1
resource permissions
- changing 8.3.4
resources
- action scripts 8.1.4
- adding 8.3.2
  - with Oracle Enterprise Manager 8.3.3
- adding to a server pool 8.3.2.2
- adding using a server-specific deployment 8.3.2.3
- creating with the generic_application resource type 8.3.2.4
- critical 8.1.1.2
- defined 8.1.1
- non-critical 8.1.1.2
- placement 8.2.4
- registering 8.1.6, 8.4.1
- registering an application as 8.3
- relocating 8.4.3
- resource group 8.1.1
resource type
- cluster_resource 8.1.2
- defined 8.1.2
- generic_application 8.1.2
- local_resource 8.1.2
REST APIs for Oracle Clusterware J.1
RESTART_ATTEMPTS
- resource attribute B.1.1.32
RESTART_COUNT
- resource attribute B.1.2.8
restarts
- managing automatic 8.5.1
restoring
- OCR 5.1.7
restricting service registration 2.8.3
role-separated management 2.1
- configuring 2.1.2
- horizontal implementation 2.1
- vertical implementation 2.1
runcluvfy.sh A.1.2.2

S

scalability
- adding nodes and instances, quick-start format 6.2
SCAN 1.3.4.1
- See: single client access names (SCAN)
- about 2.8.2
SCAN listeners 2.8.3
SCRIPT_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.33
secondary GNS instance 2.5.2.1
- configuring 2.6.1
- removing 2.6.2
sequence ID H.4
SERVER_CATEGORY 3.1.7
- resource attribute B.1.1.34
SERVER_POOLS
- resource attribute B.1.1.35
server categorization 3.2
- using attributes to create 3.1.7
server category attributes 3.6
server-centric resource 8.1.2
server cluster 1.3.4
Server Control Utility (SRVCTL) 1.3.3
- See: SRVCTL
server pools
- attributes 3.1.5
- creating 8.3.2.3
- described 3.1.3
- Free 3.1.4
- Generic 3.1.4
servers
- described 3.5
- how Oracle Clusterware assigns 3.1.6
- Oracle Clusterware requirements 1.2
- states 3.5
servers weight-based node eviction 2.3
services
- restricting registration with listeners 2.8.3
setif command
- OIFCFG command-line interface D.2.5
shared GNS 1.3.4, 2.5.2.4
- See also: GNS
- administering 2.6
- generating Client Data file for configuring 2.6.4.2
- starting 2.6.3
- stopping 2.6.3
shared single client access names (SCAN)
- about 2.9.1
- configuring on dedicated cluster 2.9.2
Single Client Access Name (SCAN)
- See: SCAN
single client access names (SCAN), shared
- about 2.9.1
- configuring on dedicated cluster 2.9.2
singleton 3.1.3
slew time synchronization 1.14
software requirements 1.3.3
SRVCTL
- command feedback F.1
- commands F.8.92, F.8.188, F.8.147, F.8.148, F.8.149, F.8.190, F.8.183, F.8.184, F.8.185, F.8.186, F.8.189, F.8.187, F.8.191
  - add asm F.8.1
  - add asmnetwork F.8.15
  - add cdp F.8.19
  - add cdpproxy F.8.29
  - add cvu F.8.39, F.8.45
  - add exportfs F.8.49
  - add filesystem F.8.58
  - add gns F.8.68
  - add havip F.8.81
  - add ioserver F.8.91
  - add mgmtdb F.8.104
  - add mgmtlsnr F.8.117
  - add mountfs F.8.129
  - add netstorageservice F.8.138
  - add ovmm F.8.146
  - add qosmserver F.8.150
  - add rhpclient F.8.161
  - add rhpserver F.8.171
  - add vm F.8.181
  - check vm F.8.182
  - components and applications in a cluster F.1
  - config asm F.8.2
  - config asmnetwork F.8.16
  - config cdp F.8.20
  - config cdpproxy F.8.30
  - config cvu F.8.40
  - config exportfs F.8.50
  - config filesystem F.8.59
  - config gns F.8.69
  - config havip F.8.82
  - config mgmtdb F.8.105
  - config mgmtlsnr F.8.118
  - config mountfs F.8.130
  - config netstorageservice F.8.139
  - config rhpclient F.8.162
  - config rhpserver F.8.172
  - disable asm F.8.3
  - disable cdp F.8.21
  - disable cdpproxy F.8.31
  - disable cvu F.8.41
  - disable exportfs F.8.51
  - disable filesystem F.8.60
  - disable gns F.8.70
  - disable havip F.8.83
  - disable ioserver F.8.93
  - disable mgmtdb F.8.106
  - disable mgmtlsnr F.8.119
  - disable mountfs F.8.131
  - disable netstorageservice F.8.140
  - disable qosmserver F.8.152
  - disable rhpclient F.8.163
  - disable rhpserver F.8.173
  - enable asm F.8.4
  - enable cdp F.8.22
  - enable cdpproxy F.8.32
  - enable cvu F.8.42
  - enable exportfs F.8.52
  - enable filesystem F.8.61
  - enable gns F.8.71
  - enable havip F.8.84
  - enable ioserver F.8.94
  - enable mgmtdb F.8.107
  - enable mgmtlsnr F.8.120
  - enable mountfs F.8.132
  - enable netstorageservice F.8.141
  - enable qosmserver F.8.153
  - enable rhpclient F.8.164
  - enable rhpserver F.8.174
  - export gns F.8.72
  - getenv asm F.8.5
  - getenv ioserver F.8.95
  - getenv mgmtdb F.8.108
  - getenv mgmtlsnr F.8.121
  - help F.4
  - modify asm F.8.6
  - modify asmnetwork F.8.17
  - modify cdp F.8.23
  - modify cdpproxy F.8.33
  - modify cvu F.8.43
  - modify exportfs F.8.53
  - modify filesystem F.8.62
  - modify gns F.8.74
  - modify havip F.8.85
  - modify ioserver F.8.96
  - modify mgmtdb F.8.109
  - modify mgmtlsnr F.8.122
  - modify mountfs F.8.133
  - modify qosmserver F.8.154
  - modify rhpclient F.8.165
  - modify rhpserver F.8.175
  - predict asm F.8.7
  - predict filesystem F.8.63
  - predict qosmserver F.8.155
  - relocate asm F.8.8
  - relocate cdp F.8.24
  - relocate cdpproxy F.8.34
  - relocate cvu F.8.44
  - relocate gns F.8.75
  - relocate havip F.8.86
  - relocate ioserver F.8.97
  - relocate mgmtdb F.8.110
  - relocate qosmserver F.8.156
  - relocate rhpclient F.8.166
  - relocate rhpserver F.8.176
  - remove asm F.8.9
  - remove asmnetwork F.8.18
  - remove cdp F.8.25
  - remove cdpproxy F.8.35
  - remove exportfs F.8.54
  - remove filesystem F.8.64
  - remove gns F.8.76
  - remove havip F.8.87
  - remove ioserver F.8.98
  - remove mgmtdb F.8.111
  - remove mgmtlsnr F.8.123
  - remove mountfs F.8.134
  - remove netstorageservice F.8.142
  - remove qosmserver F.8.157
  - remove rhpclient F.8.167
  - remove rhpserver F.8.177
  - setenv asm F.8.10
  - setenv ioserver F.8.99
  - setenv mgmtdb F.8.112
  - setenv mgmtlsnr F.8.124
  - start asm F.8.11
  - start cdp F.8.26
  - start cdpproxy F.8.36, F.8.38
  - start cvu F.8.46
  - start exportfs F.8.55
  - start filesystem F.8.65
  - start gns F.8.77
  - start havip F.8.88
  - start ioserver F.8.100
  - start mgmtdb F.8.113, F.8.125
  - start mountfs F.8.135
  - start netstorageservice F.8.143
  - start qosmserver F.8.158
  - start rhpclient F.8.168
  - start rhpserver F.8.178
  - status asm F.8.12
  - status cdp F.8.27
  - status cdpproxy F.8.37
  - status cvu F.8.47
  - status exportfs F.8.56
  - status filesystem F.8.66
  - status gns F.8.78
  - status havip F.8.89
  - status ioserver F.8.101
  - status mgmtdb F.8.114
  - status mgmtlsnr F.8.126
  - status mountfs F.8.136
  - status netstorageservice F.8.144
  - status qosmserver F.8.159
  - status rhpclient F.8.169
  - status rhpserver F.8.179
  - stop asm F.8.13
  - stop cdp F.8.28
  - stop cvu F.8.48
  - stop database F.8.115
  - stop exportfs F.8.57
  - stop filesystem F.8.67
  - stop gns F.8.79
  - stop havip F.8.90
  - stop ioserver F.8.102
  - stop mgmtlsnr F.8.127
  - stop mountfs F.8.137
  - stop netstorageservice F.8.145
  - stop qosmserver F.8.160
  - stop rhpclient F.8.170
  - stop rhpserver F.8.180
  - unsetenv asm F.8.14
  - unsetenv ioserver F.8.103
  - unsetenv mgmtdb F.8.116
  - unsetenv mgmtlsnr F.8.128
  - update gns F.8.80
- concurrent commands F.1
- config ioserver F.8.92
- config ovmm F.8.147
- config qosmserver F.8.151
- config vm F.8.183
- deprecated commands and parameters F.7, F.7.2
- difference between SRVCTL and CRSCTL F.6
- disable vm F.8.184
- enable vm F.8.185
- modify ovmm F.8.148
- modify vm F.8.186
- overview and concepts 1.10
- relocate vm F.8.187
- remove ovmm F.8.149
- remove vm F.8.188
- single-character parameters F.7.1
- specifying a continuation of command line entries F.1
- start vm F.8.189
- status vm F.8.190
- stopping active commands F.6
- stop vm F.8.191
- using comma-delimited lists F.1
SRVCTL command reference F
srvctl stop nodeapps command 2.10.1
START_CONCURRENCY
- resource attribute B.1.1.36
START_DEPENDENCIES
- resource attribute B.1.1.37
START_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.38
start effort evaluation
- described 8.2.4
starting the OIFCFG interface D.1
STATE_CHANGE_EVENT_TEMPLATE
- resource attribute B.1.2.10
STATE_DETAILS
- resource attribute B.1.2.11
Stateless Address Autoconfiguration Protocol
- See: autoconfig
step time synchronization 1.14
STOP_CONCURRENCY
- resource attribute B.1.1.39
STOP_DEPENDENCIES
- resource attribute B.1.1.40
STOP_TIMEOUT
- resource attribute B.1.1.41
subnet
- changing 2.10.2.4
- configuring for VIP address 1.3.4
syntax
- OCRDUMP utility I.3.3.1
SYSRAC administrative privilege 8.1.3
SYSTEM.language key
- output I.3.3.3
SYSTEM.version key
- output I.3.3.3

T

TARGET
- resource attribute B.1.2.12
TARGET_SERVER
- resource attribute B.1.2.13
thread safety H.3
trace files K.3
tracing
- enabling for Oracle Clusterware E.5.2
transport layer security 1.4.1.2.1
troubleshooting
- OCR I.3.1
TYPE
- resource attribute B.1.2.14

U

uniform 3.1.3
upgrade
- migrating storage after 5.1.1, 5.1.2
- out-of-place 1.7
upgrades
- and SCANs 2.10.1
UPTIME_THRESHOLD
- resource attribute B.1.1.42
USE_STICKINESS
- resource attribute B.1.1.44
USER_WORKLOAD
- resource attribute B.1.1.43

V

valid node checking 2.8.3
versions
- compatibility for Oracle Clusterware, Oracle ASM, and Oracle Database software 1.6.1
VIP 1.3.4, 8.3.1
- adding
  - with Oracle Enterprise Manager 8.3.1.1
- address
  - changing 2.10.1
  - defining for applications 1.13
  - requirements 1.3.4
virtual internet protocol address (VIP) 8.3.1
virtual IP
- See: VIP
virtual machine 8.1.1.1
- black-box 8.1.1.1
- manager 8.1.1.1
- server 8.1.1.1
voting file location
- locating 5.2.4.4
voting files 1.3.3
- adding 5.2.4
- adding to non-Oracle ASM storage 5.2.4.2
- adding to Oracle ASM 5.2.4.1
- administering 5
- backing up 5.2.2
- deleting 5.2.4, 5.2.4.2
- file universal identifier (FUID)
  - obtaining 5.2.4.1, 5.2.4.2
- managing 5.2
- migrating 5.2.4
- migrating to Oracle ASM 5.2.4.1, 5.2.4.3
- modifying not stored on Oracle ASM 5.2.4.2
- modifying stored on Oracle ASM 5.2.4.1
- replacing in non-Oracle ASM storage 5.2.4.2
- restoring 5.2.3
- storing on Oracle ASM 5.2.1

W

weak start dependency 8.2.3.1.6
- modifiers B.1.1.37
What-If APIs
- See: command evaluation APIs
Why-If APIs
- See: reasoned command evaluation APIs
Windows systems
- services for clusterware 1.4.2