Monday, 13 February 2017

cluvfy comp nodereach

Use cluvfy comp nodereach component verification command to check the reachability of specified nodes from a source node.


cluvfy comp ocr

Use the cluvfy comp ocr component verification command to check the integrity of Oracle Cluster Registry (OCR) on all the specified nodes.
Verifying the integrity of OCR on the local node
To verify the integrity of OCR on the local node, run the following command:
cluvfy comp ocr

cluvfy comp ohasd

Use the cluvfy comp ohasd component verification command to check the integrity of the Oracle High Availability Services daemon.

Verifying the integrity of the Oracle High Availability Services daemon on all nodes in the cluster
To verify that the Oracle High Availability Services daemon is operating correctly on all nodes in the cluster, use the following command:
cluvfy comp ohasd -n all -verbose

cluvfy comp olr

Use the cluvfy comp olr component verification command to check the integrity of Oracle Local Registry (OLR) on the local node.

cluvfy comp scan

Use the cluvfy comp scan component verification command to check the Single Client Access Name (SCAN) configuration.

To verify that the SCAN and SCAN listeners are configured and operational on all nodes in the cluster, use the following command:

cluvfy comp software -n all -verbose


Is used To verify that the installed files for Oracle Clusterware 12c are configured correctly.

Cluvfy comp SSA -n all -verbose 
To discover all of the shared storage systems available on your system:

You can verify the accessibility of specific storage locations, such as an Oracle ASM disk group called OCR13, for storing data files for all the cluster nodes by running a command similar to the following:
Cluvfy comp SSA -n all -s ocr13


Use the cluvfy stage -pre acfscfgcommand to verify your cluster nodes are set up correctly before configuring Oracle Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System (Oracle ACFS).
Use the cluvfy stage -post acfscfg to check an existing cluster after you configure Oracle ACFS.

cluvfy stage [-pre | -post] cfs

Use the cluvfy stage -pre cfs stage verification command to verify your cluster nodes are set up correctly before setting up OCFS2.
Use the cluvfy stage -post cfs stage verification command to perform the appropriate checks on the specified nodes after setting up OCFS2.


Use the cluvfy stage -pre crsinstcommand with either the -file-n-flex, or -upgrade parameters to check the specified nodes before installing or upgrading Oracle Clusterware.
Use the cluvfy stage -post crsinstcommand to check the specified nodes after installing Oracle Clusterware


cluvfy stage -pre dbcfg

Use the cluvfy stage -pre dbcfg command to check the specified nodes before configuring an Oracle RAC database to verify whether your system meets all of the criteria for creating a database or for making a database configuration change.

cluvfy stage -pre dbinst

Use the cluvfy stage -pre dbinstcommand to check the specified nodes before installing or creating an Oracle RAC database to verify that your system meets all of the criteria for installing or creating an Oracle RAC database



cluvfy stage -post hwos

Use the cluvfy stage -post hwos stage verification command to perform network and storage verifications on the specified nodes in the cluster before installing Oracle software. This command also checks for supported storage types and checks each one for sharing.

cluvfy stage [-pre | -post] nodeadd

Use the cluvfy stage -pre nodeaddcommand to verify the specified nodes are configured correctly before adding them to your existing cluster, and to verify the integrity of the cluster before you add the nodes.
This command verifies that the system configuration, such as the operating system version, software patches, packages, and kernel parameters, for the nodes that you want to add, is compatible with the existing cluster nodes, and that the clusterware is successfully operating on the existing nodes. Run this command on any node of the existing cluster.
Use the cluvfy stage -post nodeaddcommand to verify that the specified nodes have been successfully added to the cluster at the network, shared storage, and clusterware levels


cluvfy stage -post nodedel

Use the cluvfy stage -post nodedelcommand to verify that specific nodes have been successfully deleted from a cluster. Typically, this command verifies that the node-specific interface configuration details have been removed, the nodes are no longer a part of cluster configuration, and proper Oracle ASM cleanup has been performed.

cluvfy comp nodecon

Use the cluvfy comp nodecon component verification command to check the connectivity among the nodes specified in the node list. If you provide an interface list, then CVU checks the connectivity using only the specified interfaces.

cluvfy comp nodeapp

Use the component cluvfy comp nodeappcommand to check for the existence of node applications, namely VIP, NETWORK, and ONS, on all of the specified nodes.

cluvfy comp healthcheck

Use the cluvfy comp healthcheckcomponent verification command to check your Oracle Clusterware and Oracle Database installations for their compliance with mandatory requirements and best practices guidelines, and to ensure that they are functioning properly

Use the cluvfy comp ha component verification command to check the integrity of Oracle Restart on the local node.

cluvfy comp gpnp

Use the cluvfy comp gpnp component verification command to check the integrity of Grid Plug and Play on a list of nodes in a cluster.

cluvfy comp gns

Use the cluvfy comp gns component verification command to verify the integrity of the Grid Naming Service (GNS) on the cluster.

cluvfy comp dns

Use the cluvfy comp dns component verification command to verify that the Grid Naming Service (GNS) subdomain delegation has been properly set up in the Domain Name Service (DNS) server.

cluvfy comp dhcp

Use the cluvfy comp dhcp component verification command to verify that the DHCP server exists on the network, and that it can provide a required number of IP addresses. The required number of IP addresses is calculated, as follows:
  • Regardless of the size of the cluster, there must be three scan VIPs
  • One node VIP for each node you specify with the -n option
  • One application VIP for each application VIP resource you specify with the -vipresnameoption
This verification also verifies the response time for the DHCP server.

cluvfy comp crs

Run the cluvfy comp crs component verification command to check the integrity of the Cluster Ready Services (CRS) daemon on the specified nodes.

cluvfy comp clumgr

Use the cluvfy comp clumgr component verification command to check the integrity of cluster manager subcomponent, or Oracle Cluster Synchronization Services (CSS), on the nodes in the node list.

cluvfy comp asm

Use the cluvfy comp asm component verification command to check the integrity of Oracle Automatic Storage Management (Oracle ASM) on specific nodes in the cluster. This check ensures that the Oracle ASM instances on the specified nodes are running from the same Oracle home and that asmlib, if it exists, has a valid version and ownership.

cluvfy comp admprv -n racnode1, racnode2 -o crs_inst -verbose

Examples

Example 1: Verifying Permissions Required to Install Oracle Clusterware
You can verify that the permissions required for installing Oracle Clusterware have been configured on the nodes racnode1 and racnode2 by running the following 


Example 1: Verifying Permissions Manage Oracle RAC Databases
You can verify that the permissions required for creating or modifying an Oracle RAC database using the C:\app\oracle\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1Oracle home directory, and generate a script to configure the permissions by running the following command:

cluvfy comp acfs

Use the cluvfy comp acfs component verification command to check the integrity of Oracle Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System (Oracle ACFS) on all nodes in a cluster.





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