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Oracle Solaris Cluster Concepts Guide
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Preface

1.  Introduction and Overview

2.  Key Concepts for Hardware Service Providers

3.  Key Concepts for System Administrators and Application Developers

4.  Frequently Asked Questions

High Availability FAQs

File Systems FAQs

Volume Management FAQs

Data Services FAQs

Public Network FAQs

Cluster Member FAQs

Cluster Storage FAQs

Cluster Interconnect FAQs

Client Systems FAQs

Administrative Console FAQs

Terminal Concentrator and System Service Processor FAQs

Index

Volume Management FAQs

Question: Do I need to mirror all disk devices?

Answer: For a disk device to be considered highly available, it must be mirrored, or use RAID-5 hardware. All data services should use either highly available disk devices, or cluster file systems mounted on highly available disk devices. Such configurations can tolerate single disk failures.

Question: Can I use one volume manager for the local disks (boot disk) and a different volume manager for the multihost disks?

Answer: This configuration is supported with the Solaris Volume Manager software managing the local disks and Veritas Volume Manager managing the multihost disks. No other combination is supported.