How to Set the Necessary Privileges for Oracle RAC Software in a Zone Cluster

You should set the necessary privileges to enable Oracle RAC to run in a zone cluster configuration. You can use the clzonecluster command to include the necessary privileges in a zone cluster configuration by setting the limitpriv property. Perform the following steps to set the necessary privileges in a zone cluster to run Oracle RAC.

1. Become superuser on the global cluster node that hosts the zone cluster.

2. Configure the limitpriv property by using the clzonecluster command.

   # clzonecluster configure zcname clzonecluster:zcname>set limitpriv ="default,proc_priocntl,proc_clock_highres" clzonecluster:zcname>commit

3. Reboot the zone cluster.

   #clzonecluster reboot zcname

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   Note –

   You can perform the step to configure the limitpriv property as part of the zone cluster creation. For information on creating a zone cluster, see How to Create a Zone Cluster in Sun Cluster Software Installation Guide for Solaris OS.

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