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Raw disk / partition from Filer (FAS-940) [message #305210] Mon, 10 March 2008 03:12 Go to next message
harshkumar
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Registered: February 2008
Location: Delhi
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Hi All,

We are having One diskgroup (4 disks, 250GB each from SAN). Now we need to add space and for that we are going to allocate space through Netapp filer (FAS-940).

Now i have below queries:

1. Do we need to create the disk of different sizes across the different diskgroups (can we create disks of 100GB each for different diskgroup).
2. How to create raw disk from FAS-940 (I know only one option "mkfile" to create file and provide to ASM but this option is not good. But can i create the file of say 100GB using "mkfile".
3. Can we add raw disks from SAN and NAS into the one disk group.

Please suggest.

Thanks in advance


Re: Raw disk / partition from Filer (FAS-940) [message #305274 is a reply to message #305210] Mon, 10 March 2008 05:14 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Frank Naude
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Registered: April 1998
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As far as I understand you can only use ASM with local or SAN storage.

Use filesystems (NFS) when using NAS storage (i.e. NetApp).

If you are on 11g, consider using Direct NFS.
Re: Raw disk / partition from Filer (FAS-940) [message #305283 is a reply to message #305210] Mon, 10 March 2008 05:35 Go to previous message
harshkumar
Messages: 34
Registered: February 2008
Location: Delhi
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Hi Frank,

We are using Oracle 10g and we need to add space from Netapp.

But i know that we can add disk by creating the files of say 100GB using "mkfile" command but this is not recommended as these are cooked files.

1. So What is the way to create and add disk through Netapp (FAS-940).

2. Can we create the disk of 100GB through Netapp.

Please suggest on the above.

Thanks
Gulshan

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