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List of Figures
1-1 Failover with Oracle Fail Safe in a Microsoft Cluster
1-2 Oracle Fail Safe Manager
1-3 Oracle Fail Safe Manager Menus and Contents
1-4 Hardware and Software Components Configured with Oracle Fail Safe
2-1 Microsoft Cluster System
2-2 Shared-Nothing Configuration
2-3 Designing a Group
2-4 Accessing Cluster Resources Through a Virtual Server
2-5 Cluster Alias in Add Cluster to Tree Dialog Box
2-6 Resource Failover
2-7 Node Failover
2-8 Group Failover Property Page
2-9 Resource Policies Property Page
2-10 Preferred Owner Nodes Property Page
2-11 Preferred Owner Nodes Property Page
2-12 Possible Owner Nodes Property Page
2-13 Failover Threshold and Failover Period Timeline
2-14 Group Failback Policy Property Page
3-1 Active/Passive (Standby) Two-Node Configuration
3-2 Active/Passive (Standby) Four-Node Configuration
3-3 Active/Active Configuration
4-1 Virtual Servers and Addressing in an Oracle Fail Safe Environment
4-2 Oracle Fail Safe Server Credentials
4-3 Windows Security Settings for the Oracle Fail Safe Server
6-1 Verifying Cluster Progress Window
6-2 Verifying Group Progress Window
6-3 Verifying Standalone Database Progress Window
6-4 Dumping Cluster Information Progress Window
7-1 Add Resource to Group Cluster Resource Name Wizard Page
7-2 Add Resource to Group Wizard Page When All Nodes Are Available
7-3 Add Resource to Group Wizard Page When Any Node Is Unavailable
7-4 Add Resource to Group Network Name Wizard Page
7-5 Database Parameters Wizard Page
7-6 Database Authentication Page
7-7 Database Authentication Page
7-8 Database Resource Addition Confirmation Page
8-1 Add Resource to Group Wizard - Group Page
8-2 Add Resource to Group Wizard - Management Agent Disk Page
8-3 Add Resource to Group Wizard - Management Agent Host Page
8-4 Add Resource to Group Wizard - Management Agent Password Page
8-5 Add Resource to Group Wizard - Management Agent Confirmation Page
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