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ASM Configuration DB

The document outlines the steps for configuring ASM and creating a database using ASM storage. Key tasks include formatting disks, creating necessary OS groups, installing RPMs, configuring OracleASM, and installing Oracle GRID software. Finally, it details the creation of disk groups and a database that utilizes ASM for file storage.

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ASM Configuration DB

The document outlines the steps for configuring ASM and creating a database using ASM storage. Key tasks include formatting disks, creating necessary OS groups, installing RPMs, configuring OracleASM, and installing Oracle GRID software. Finally, it details the creation of disk groups and a database that utilizes ASM for file storage.

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ASM CONFIGURATION AND DATABASE CREATION.

1> Format all the disks added to the server.


2> Create OS groups essential for ASM management.
3> Install RPM’s.
4> Configure OracleASM.
5> Create disks for ASM.
6> Install Oracle GRID software , for standalone server.
7> Create Disk Groups.
8> Create Database with storage as ASM.

1> FORMAT all the disks by fdisk command.


2> ADD OS groups – OPER,ASMADMIN,ASMDBA,ASMOPER.

3> Install 2 RPM packages.


4> Configure OracleASM

5> Create disks for creating diskgroups.


6> Install GRID software.
Execute orainstRoot.sh and root.sh by root user.
Here your software is successfully Installed.

7> Now we will be creating Disk groups for ASM. ( ORADATA and FRA)
ASM is successfully configured on the server.
Create database with storage clause as ASM.
Once your database is created , you will notice all your files ( datafiles,
controlfiles and redofiles are placed in DISKGROUPS.)

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