Part II Oracle ASM Instances and Disk Groups
Part II discusses the administration of Oracle ASM instances and disk groups 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
- Glossary
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