Preparing to Install Oracle on a Standby Node

In order to install and configure Oracle on the standby node, the IP resource and volume resource must be configured to be active on the standby node (SIOS20-NODE2).

1. Log in to SIOS20-NODE1 as SIOS20-AD\lkadmin.

2. Launch the PowerShell for administrators.

3. Execute the following command to stop all Oracle Database related services. Note that services whose service names start with “Oracle” except for OCI-related services (service names separated by a space, such as “Oracle XXX”) are targeted.
   Check the target Oracle-related services.
   

   PS > Get-Service | ? { $_.Name -match "^Oracle[^ ]" }
   

   
   Stop the Oracle-related services identified.
   

   PS > Get-Service | ? { $_.Name -match "^Oracle[^ ]" -and $_.StartType -ne "Disabled" } | % { Stop-Service -Name $_.Name }
   

4. Launch the LifeKeeper GUI (when starting from the menu, right click and select run as administrator), right-click on the SIOS20-NODE2 IP resource (10.0.2.21) and select In Service, allowing the resource to become active on SIOS20-NODE2.
   

5. Configure the volume resource (Vol. D) to be active on SIOS20-NODE2.
   

6. The IP resource and volume resource are active now on SIOS20-NODE2.