Oracle Fail Safe supports a wide variety of high-availability business solutions on Windows clusters. Oracle Fail Safe support includes Oracle databases and all applications that is configured as a Windows service.This guide provides step-by-step procedures to help you learn how to implement high-availability solutions with Oracle Fail Safe.
This guide is intended for anyone who wants to learn the basic operations of Oracle Fail Safe on Windows systems.
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In addition to this document, the Oracle Fail Safe documentation set includes the following:
Oracle Fail Safe Concepts and Administration Guide for Microsoft Windows
For online assistance, Oracle Fail Safe Manager provides online help topics and a link to the online documentation set. From the Help menu bar in Oracle Fail Safe Manager, select Help Topics to access the online help topics.
Refer to the following documentation for information about related products:
For more information about cluster systems, see the Microsoft Windows Failover Clusters documentation.
For more information about other related products, see the documentation for those products.
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