List of Figures

• 1-1 Example Oracle Application Server Site-to-Site Disaster Recovery Solution (Load Balancer Appliance is Optional If Only One Middle-Tier Node is Present)
• 1-2 Simple Asymmetric Standby with Reduced Resources
• 1-3 Simple Asymmetric Standby with Guaranteed Infrastructure
• 1-4 Collocated Oracle Identity Management and OracleAS Metadata Repository with a Separate OracleAS Metadata Repository
• 1-5 Non-Collocated Oracle Identity Management (IM) and OracleAS Metadata Repository (MR) Infrastructure Topology with Distributed OracleAS Metadata Repositories
• 1-6 Redundant Multiple Oracle Application Server 10.1.3 Homes J2EE Topology
• 1-7 Redundant Single Oracle Homes J2EE Topology Plus OracleAS Cluster (IM) 10.1.4.2 (OracleAS Mixed Version Topology)
• 1-8 Name Assignment Example in the Production and Standby Sites
• 1-9 DNS Resolution Topology Overview
• 1-10 Name Assignment Example for an Asymmetrical Standby Site Topology
• 1-11 DNS Resolution for Asymmetrical Topology
• 2-1 Main Disaster Recovery Operations Performed Using the Following Oracle Application Server Guard asgctl Command Sequences
• 3-1 OracleAS Disaster Recovery Topology - non-Real Application Clusters Database at the Production Site and the Standby Site
• 3-2 OracleAS Disaster Recovery Topology - Real Application Clusters Database at Production Site and Standby Site
• 3-3 OracleAS Disaster Recovery Topology - Real Application Clusters Database at Production Site and non-Real Application Clusters Database at Standby Site
• A-1 OracleAS Cluster (OC4J-EJB) Running on Computers with Two NICs
• A-2 Server Properties Page in Application Server Control Console