Root and Database Domain Protection for Oracle SuperCluster 2.0

Oracle SuperCluster recognizes additional types of logical domains namely root and DB.

Starting with Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c Release 3 (12.3.1.0.0), Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center recognizes Oracle SuperCluster Root and Database domains. These domains host critical infrastructure that are not created using Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. Hence, unsupported operations that could harm the Oracle SuperCluster Root and Database domains are disabled.

To recognise the new domain types in Oracle SuperCluster 2.0, the following icons have been introduced in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center:

• SuperCluster Dedicated Domains

  
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• SuperCluster I/O Domains

  
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• SuperCluster Root Domains

  
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The following actions are disabled in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center:

CDOM / Summary Tab / Logical Domains

• Shutdown or Detach

• Reboot

• Connect Network

• Add Storage

• Move Metadata

• Delete

Domain

• Shutdown or Detach

• Reboot

• Connect Network

• Add Storage

• Move Metadata

• Delete

Domain / Network / Network Connectivity

• Connect Network

• Disconnect Network

Domain OS (Global Zone)

• Reboot

• Attach Network

• Activate Boot Environment and Reboot

• Discover iSCSI Target

• Create Oracle Solaris Zones

• Create Oracle Solaris Kernel Zones