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Concept About Backing Up and Recovering Voting Disks
High availability configurations have redundant hardware and software that maintain operations by avoiding single points of failure.
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Task Adding and Removing Voting Disks
You can dynamically add and remove voting disks after installing Oracle RAC.
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Task Administering Voting Disks
Oracle Clusterware includes two important components: the voting disk and the OCR.
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Task Backing Up the Voting Disk after Installation
After your Oracle Clusterware installation is complete, and after you are sure that your system is functioning properly, make a backup of the contents of the voting disk using ocopy.exe which resides on the Oracle Database home.
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Definition voting disk
A file that manages information about node membership.
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Concept About Backing Up the Voting Disk
After your Oracle Database 11g with Oracle RAC installation is complete, and after you are sure that your system is functioning properly, make a backup of the contents of the voting disk.
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Task Backing Up Voting Disks
Because the node membership information does not usually change, you do not need to back up the voting disk every day.
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Task Recovering Voting Disks
If a voting disk is damaged, and no longer usable by Oracle Clusterware, you can recover the voting disk if you have a backup file.
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Task Backing Up Voting Disks
Oracle recommends that you back up your voting disk after the initial cluster creation and after you complete any node addition or deletion procedures.
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Task Recovering Voting Disks
To restore the backup of your voting disk, issue the dd or ocopy command for Linux and UNIX systems or for Windows systems respectively.
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