Example: Adding Georedundancy to an Existing Topology

This example describes how to:

Add a georedundant secondary site, Site-2, to an existing Policy Management topology
Add a third spare server (Server-C), located at Site-2, to an existing active/standby MPE cluster located at the primary site, Site-1
Note: If the primary site was to fail, the spare server would assume the active role.

The example includes recommended verification steps and refers to tasks described elsewhere.

Note: Before undertaking this procedure, contact My Oracle Support (MOS) for assistance.

Before creating a georedundant cluster, ensure the following:

All servers in the topology are using the latest Policy Management software.
The new server (Server-C) is of a supported hardware type and has been delivered with the latest firmware and TPD software pre-installed.

Gather required information. See About Planning the Topology for details.

After gathering the required information, you can proceed to performing your tasks. See Step 1: Setting Up Server-C for an example.