Oracle I/O Domain Administration Guide

View I/O Domains

Use this procedure to view domains, domain resources, and their state.

1. Access the SuperCluster Virtual Assistant.

   See Log In to the SuperCluster Virtual Assistant.

2. In the navigation panel, select I/O Domains.
   

   • Hostname – The name of the domain.

   • Domain Type – Either Database, Database Zone, Application, or a template-based domain that was added during the domain creation.

   • Physical Host – The compute node that provides the resources for this domain.

   • Owner – The user that created the domain.

   • RAC ID – (Database Domain only) Identifies which RAC the Database Domain uses. Each user has a private set of RAC IDs.

   • Zones – The number of zones configured for a Database Zone Domain. The ability to create and manage zones is available starting with SuperCluster version 2.4.

   • State – The state of the domain. Following are examples of some of the states:

     • Creating LDom – The logical domain for the domain is being created.

     • Deleting/Deleted Domain – The domain is deleted.

     • Domain Deletion Failed – The deletion operation failed.

     • Error – An error occurred.

     • Installing OS – The OS is being installed.

     • Queued for Deployment – The domain is in the queue awaiting for deployment to begin.

     • Queued for Deletion – The domain is in the queue to be deleted.

     • Ready for Use – The domain is in service.

     • Resources Allocated – The domain is configured. The resources are allocated, but the domain is not yet deployed for use.

   This information is provided under SCAN Address Groups:

   • Hostname – The Oracle RAC single client access name (SCAN).

   • Address 1 – The first SCAN IP address.

   • Address 2 – The second SCAN IP address.

   • Address 3 – The third SCAN IP address.

   • VLAN – The VLAN tag assigned to the interface.

   • Owner – The user who created the domain.

   • RAC ID – (Database Domain only) The RAC identification number for a Database Domain.

3. For additional details about a domain, click View.
4. Consider your next action.

   • Go to the Domain Configuration Task Overview – See Domain Configuration Task Overview.

   • Go to the next task – See Create a Database I/O Domain.

   • Delete a Domain – See Delete a Domain.