Part III Oracle Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System
Part III discusses Oracle Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System (Oracle ACFS) and Oracle ASM Dynamic Volume Manager (Oracle ADVM), in the following chapters:
Table of Contents
Expand AllCollapse All- List of Examples
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- Changes in This Release for Oracle Automatic Storage Management Administrator's Guide
- Changes in Oracle in Oracle Automatic Storage Management 19c
- Changes in Oracle ACFS and Oracle ADVM in Oracle ASM 19c
- Changes in Oracle Automatic Storage Management 18c
- Changes in Oracle ACFS and Oracle ADVM in Oracle ASM 18c
- Changes in Oracle Automatic Storage Management 12c Release 2 (12.2.0.1)
- Changes in Oracle ACFS and Oracle ADVM for Oracle ASM 12c Release 2 (12.2.0.1)
- Changes in Oracle Automatic Storage Management 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.2)
- Changes in Oracle ACFS and Oracle ADVM for Oracle ASM 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.2)
- Changes in Oracle Automatic Storage Management 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.1)
- Changes in Oracle ACFS and Oracle ADVM for Oracle ASM 12c Release 1 (12.1.0.1)
- Part I Introduction
- Part II Oracle ASM Instances and Disk Groups
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Administering Oracle ASM Instances
- Operating with Different Releases of Oracle ASM and Database Instances Simultaneously
- Initialization Parameters for Oracle ASM Instances
- About Initialization Parameter Files for an Oracle ASM Instance
- About Backing Up, Copying, and Moving an Oracle ASM Initialization Parameter File
- About Oracle ASM Initialization Parameter Settings
- About Automatic Memory Management for Oracle ASM
- Recommended Settings for Oracle ASM Initialization Parameters
- About Setting Database Initialization Parameters for Use with Oracle ASM
- Administration of Oracle ASM Instances
- Using Oracle Grid Infrastructure for a Standalone Server
- About Starting Up an Oracle ASM Instance
- About Shutting Down an Oracle ASM Instance
- About Administering Oracle ASM Instances with Server Control Utility
- About Out of Place Upgrades
- About Configuring Oracle Grid Infrastructure with the Configuration Wizard
- About Active Session History Sampling for Oracle ASM
- About Oracle Home User on Windows
- Upgrading and Patching Oracle ASM
- Authentication for Accessing Oracle ASM Instances
- Administering the Oracle ASM Audit Trail
- Migration of a Database to Use Oracle ASM
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Administering Oracle ASM Disk Groups
- Managing Disk Group Attributes
- About Viewing and Setting Disk Group Attributes
- Summary of Disk Group Attributes
- ACCESS_CONTROL.ENABLED
- ACCESS_CONTROL.UMASK
- AU_SIZE
- CELL.SMART_SCAN_CAPABLE
- CELL.SPARSE_DG
- COMPATIBLE.ASM
- COMPATIBLE.RDBMS
- COMPATIBLE.ADVM
- CONTENT.CHECK
- CONTENT.TYPE
- CONTENT_HARDCHECK.ENABLED
- DISK_REPAIR_TIME
- FAILGROUP_REPAIR_TIME
- IDP.BOUNDARY and IDP.TYPE
- LOGICAL_SECTOR_SIZE
- PHYS_META_REPLICATED
- PREFERRED_READ.ENABLED
- SCRUB_ASYNC_LIMIT
- SECTOR_SIZE
- STORAGE.TYPE
- THIN_PROVISIONED
- VAM_MIGRATION_DONE
- Creating Disk Groups
- Altering Disk Groups
- Managing Oracle ADVM Volumes in a Disk Group
- Adding Disks to a Disk Group
- Replacing Disks in Disk Groups
- Renaming Disks in Disk Groups
- Dropping Disks from Disk Groups
- Resizing Disks in Disk Groups
- Undropping Disks in Disk Groups
- Manually Rebalancing Disk Groups
- Tuning Rebalance Operations
- Scrubbing Disk Groups
- Oracle ASM Disk Discovery
- Managing Capacity in Disk Groups
- Oracle ASM Mirroring and Disk Group Redundancy
- Performance and Scalability Considerations for Disk Groups
- Disk Group Compatibility
- Managing Oracle ASM File Access Control for Disk Groups
- Maintaining Disk Groups
- Managing Oracle ASM Flex Disk Groups
- Managing Disk Group Attributes
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Administering Oracle ASM Files, Directories, and Templates
- What Types of Files Does Oracle ASM Support?
- About Oracle ASM File Names
- Single File Creation Form
- Multiple File Creation Form
- Fully Qualified File Name Form
- Alias Oracle ASM File Name Forms
- Creating a Tablespace in Oracle ASM: Using a Data File with an Alias Name
- Alias Oracle ASM File Name with Template Form
- Incomplete Oracle ASM File Name Form
- Incomplete Oracle ASM File Name with Template Form
- Creating and Referencing Oracle ASM Files in the Database
- Managing Alias Names for Oracle ASM File Names
- Managing Disk Group Directories
- Accessing Oracle ASM Files with the XML DB Virtual Folder
- Using DBMS_FILE Transfer Utility for Oracle ASM
- Managing Disk Group Templates
- 6 Using Views to Display Oracle ASM Information
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Administering Oracle ASM with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Accessing the Oracle Automatic Storage Management Home Page
- Configuring Oracle ASM Initialization Parameters with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Managing Oracle ASM Users with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Managing Disk Groups with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Creating Disk Groups
- Adding Disks to Disk Groups
- Bringing Disks Online and Offline
- Dropping Disks from Disk Groups
- Dropping Disk Groups
- Monitoring Disk Group Usage
- Mounting and Dismounting Disk Groups
- Administering Advanced Disk Group Properties
- Specifying a Power Limit For Disk Online
- Replacing An Existing Disk With a New Disk
- Setting and Modifying Content Type for the Disk Group
- Setting and Modifying the Failure Group Repair Time
- Running Rebalance on Multiple Disk Groups
- Viewing Rebalance Process Related Data
- Setting and Modifying the Thin Provisioned Disk Group Attribute
- Running the On Demand Scrubbing Process
- Determining Whether Scrubbing Process Is Running
- Managing Oracle ASM File Access Control with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Managing Directories, Files, and Aliases with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Managing Disk Group Templates with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Managing Oracle ASM Filter Driver With Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Monitoring Oracle ASM Performance With Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Backing Up Oracle ASM Files with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Performing Bad Block Recovery with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Migrating to Oracle ASM with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Monitoring Alerts and Incidents With Oracle ASM Support Workbench
- Monitoring Oracle Flex ASM
- 8 Performing Oracle ASM Data Migration with RMAN
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Managing Oracle ASM With ASMCA
- Getting Started With the ASMCA GUI Tool
- Managing Instances and Disk Groups With ASMCA
- ASMCA Command-Line Interface
- Running ASMCA Command-Line
- ASMCA Commands for Instances and Disk Groups
- Configure an Oracle ASM Instance
- Configure Parameters for a Specified Instance
- Delete Oracle ASM Instances
- Create a Disk Group
- Add a Disk to a Disk Group
- Edit Oracle ASM Disk Group Attributes
- Create Oracle ASM Filter Driver Labels
- Drop Oracle ASM Filter Driver Labels
- Create Oracle ASM File Groups
- Drop Oracle ASM File Groups
- Create Oracle ASM Quota Groups
- Drop Oracle ASM Quota Groups
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Managing Oracle ASM with ASMCMD
- About ASMCMD
- ASMCMD Instance Management Commands
- ASMCMD Member Cluster Management Commands
- ASMCMD Oracle ASM Filter Driver Management Commands
- ASMCMD File Management Commands
- ASMCMD Disk Group Management Commands
- ASMCMD File Group Management Commands
- ASMCMD Template Management Commands
- ASMCMD File Access Control Commands
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Administering Oracle ASM Instances
- Part III Oracle Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System
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Introducing Oracle ACFS and Oracle ADVM
- Overview of Oracle ACFS
- Understanding Oracle ACFS Concepts
- About Oracle ACFS
- About the Oracle ACFS Mount Model and Namespace
- About Oracle ACFS and Database Data Files
- About Oracle ACFS and Oracle Database Homes
- About Oracle ASM Dynamic Volume Manager
- About the Oracle ACFS Driver Model
- About the Oracle ACFS Mount Registry
- About Oracle ACFS in the Cluster Domain
- About Oracle ACFS Snapshots
- About Oracle ACFS and Backup and Restore
- About Oracle ACFS Integration with Oracle ASM
- About Oracle ACFS and External Tables on Windows
- Understanding Oracle ACFS Administration
- Oracle ACFS and File Access and Administration Security
- Oracle ACFS and Grid Infrastructure Installation
- Oracle ACFS Configuration
- Oracle ACFS Features Enabled by Compatibility Attribute Settings
- Oracle Clusterware Resources and Oracle ACFS Administration
- Oracle ACFS and Dismount or Shutdown Operations
- Oracle ACFS Security
- Oracle ACFS Encryption
- Oracle ACFS Compression
- Oracle ACFS Auditing
- Oracle ACFS Replication
- Oracle ACFS Tagging
- Oracle ACFS Replication with Auditing, Encryption, and Security
- Oracle ACFS Plugins
- Oracle ACFS Accelerator Volume
- Oracle ACFS NAS Maximum Availability eXtensions
- Oracle ACFS Remote Service in the Cluster Domain
- Overview of Oracle ASM Dynamic Volume Manager
- 12 Using Views to Display Oracle ACFS Information
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Administering Oracle ACFS with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Managing Oracle ACFS File Systems and Volumes with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Managing Oracle ACFS Snapshots with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Managing Security Features with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Initializing Oracle ACFS Security
- Preparing an Oracle ACFS For Security
- Undoing Oracle ACFS Security
- Enabling Security on Oracle ACFS
- Disabling Security on Oracle ACFS
- Viewing Security Status
- Adding an Oracle ACFS Security Administrator
- Changing an Oracle ACFS Security Administrator Password
- Deleting an Oracle ACFS Security Administrator
- Viewing Oracle ACFS Security Administrators
- Creating a Rule
- Cloning a Rule
- Editing a Rule
- Deleting a Rule
- Searching For and Viewing Rules
- Creating a Ruleset
- Cloning a Ruleset
- Editing a Ruleset
- Deleting a Ruleset
- Searching For and Viewing Rulesets
- Creating a Realm
- Cloning a Realm
- Adding Objects to a Realm
- Deleting Objects from a Realm
- Deleting a Realm
- Viewing Realms
- Managing Encryption Features with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Managing Tagging Features with Oracle Enterprise Manager
- 14 Managing Oracle ACFS and Oracle ADVM With ASMCA
- 15 Managing Oracle ADVM with ASMCMD
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Managing Oracle ACFS with Command-Line Tools
- Basic Steps to Manage Oracle ACFS Systems
- About Using Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools
- Creating an Oracle ACFS File System
- Accessing an Oracle ACFS File System on a Different Node in the Cluster
- Managing Oracle ACFS Snapshots
- Securing Oracle ACFS File Systems
- Encrypting Oracle ACFS File Systems
- Tagging Oracle ACFS File Systems
- Replicating Oracle ACFS File Systems
- Deregistering, Dismounting, and Disabling Volumes and Oracle ACFS File Systems
- Removing an Oracle ACFS File System and a Volume
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Linux Environments
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for the Solaris Environment
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for the AIX Environment
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Windows Environments
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Tagging
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Replication
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Auditing
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Security
- acfsutil sec admin add
- acfsutil sec admin info
- acfsutil sec admin password
- acfsutil sec admin remove
- acfsutil sec batch
- acfsutil sec disable
- acfsutil sec enable
- acfsutil sec info
- acfsutil sec info file
- acfsutil sec init
- acfsutil sec load
- acfsutil sec prepare
- acfsutil sec realm add
- acfsutil sec realm audit disable
- acfsutil sec realm audit enable
- acfsutil sec realm audit info
- acfsutil sec realm clone
- acfsutil sec realm create
- acfsutil sec realm delete
- acfsutil sec realm destroy
- acfsutil sec rule clone
- acfsutil sec rule create
- acfsutil sec rule destroy
- acfsutil sec rule edit
- acfsutil sec ruleset clone
- acfsutil sec ruleset create
- acfsutil sec ruleset destroy
- acfsutil sec ruleset edit
- acfsutil sec save
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Encryption
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Snapshots
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Compression
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Tools for Oracle ACFS in the Cluster Domain
- acfsremote installed
- acfsremote loaded
- acfsremote supported
- acfsutil cluster credential
- acfsutil cluster info
- acfsutil remote clear
- acfsutil remote set
- advmutil export create
- advmutil export list
- advmutil export lsof
- advmutil export mapping
- advmutil export remove
- advmutil export resize
- advmutil session list
- advmutil transport create
- advmutil transport list
- advmutil transport remove
- Oracle ACFS Command-Line Utilities
- acfsutil accel replace
- acfsutil compat get
- acfsutil compat set
- acfsutil defrag dir
- acfsutil defrag file
- acfsutil freeze
- acfsutil info file
- acfsutil info fs
- acfsutil info id
- acfsutil info storage
- acfsutil plugin disable
- acfsutil plugin enable
- acfsutil plugin info
- acfsutil registry
- acfsutil rmfs
- acfsutil scrub
- acfsutil size
- acfsutil thaw
- acfsutil version
- advmutil canonical
- advmutil volinfo
- Basic Steps to Manage Oracle ACFS Systems
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Introducing Oracle ACFS and Oracle ADVM
- Part IV Advanced Topics
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Understanding Oracle ACFS Advanced Topics
- Limits of Oracle ACFS
- Limits of Oracle ADVM
- Oracle ACFS Loopback Support
- Oracle ACFS Drivers Resource Management
- Oracle ACFS Registry Resource Management
- Oracle ACFS File System Resource Management
- Oracle ACFS and Oracle Restart
- Oracle ACFS Driver Commands
- Oracle ACFS Plug-in Generic Application Programming Interface
- Oracle ACFS Tagging Generic Application Programming Interface
- Oracle ACFS Diagnostic Commands
- Understanding Oracle ACFS I/O Failure Console Messages
- 18 Configuring Oracle ACFS Snapshot-Based Replication
- 19 Managing Oracle Flex ASM
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Administering Oracle ASM Filter Driver
- About Oracle ASM Filter Driver
- Configuring Oracle ASM Filter Driver
- About Migrating to Oracle ASM Filter Driver From an ASMLIB Environment
- Determining Whether Oracle ASM Filter Driver Has Been Configured
- Updating the Oracle ASM Filter Driver AFD_DISKSTRING Parameter
- Updating the Oracle ASM ASM_DISKSTRING Parameter for Oracle ASM Filter Driver Disks
- Setting, Clearing, and Scanning Oracle ASM Filter Driver Labels
- Deconfiguring Oracle ASM Filter Driver
- Oracle ASM Filter Driver Commands
- 21 Creating Database Files in Oracle ASM Using SQL*Plus
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Understanding Oracle ACFS Advanced Topics
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