2.14.5 quorumdiskmgr Reference

The quorum disk manager utility (quorumdiskmgr) runs on each database server to enable you to create and manage iSCSI quorum disks on database servers. You use quorumdiskmgr to create, list, alter, and delete iSCSI quorum disks on database servers. The utility is installed on database servers when they are shipped.

• Syntax for the Quorum Disk Manager Utility
  
• quorumdiskmgr Objects
  
• Creating a Quorum Disk Configuration (--create --config)
  The --create --config action creates a quorum disk configuration.
• Creating a Target (--create --target)
  The --create --target action creates a target that will be used to create the devices to add to the specified Oracle ASM disk group.
• Creating a Device (--create --device)
  The --create --device action creates devices by discovering and logging into targets on database servers with an RDMA Network Fabric IP address in the specified list of IP addresses.
• Listing Quorum Disk Configurations (--list --config)
  The --list --config action lists the quorum disk configurations.
• Listing Targets (--list --target)
  The --list --target action lists the attributes of targets.
• Listing Devices (--list --device)
  The --list --device action lists the attributes of devices, including device path, size, host name and ASM disk group name.
• Deleting Configurations (--delete --config)
  The --delete --config action deletes quorum disk configurations.
• Deleting Targets (--delete --target)
  The --delete --target action deletes the targets created for quorum disks on database servers.
• Deleting Devices (--delete --device)
  The --delete --device command deletes quorum disk devices.
• Changing Owner and Group Values (--alter --config)
  The --alter --config action changes the owner and group configurations.
• Changing the RDMA Network Fabric IP Addresses (--alter --target)
  The --alter --target command changes the RDMA Network Fabric IP addresses of the database servers that have access to the local target created for the specified Oracle ASM disk group.