RE: Rebooted servers and then ASM does not bring up

>> When very little information is input, very little useful information
is likely to come out. <<

Oh, so true let we still see a fair number of posts where the full Oracle version is not mentioned, Oracle error messages are not posted, and no explanation of what was done prior to running into the posted issue is provided. The problem exists not just here on the Oracle-L list but on metalink forum posts, on OTN, the comp.databases.oracle.* newsgroups, etc ....  

I could argue that working with inadequate information is good training for young DBA's because it does not get any better on the job.

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[mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of Dan Norris Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 8:51 AM
To: enkhbold_at_khanbank.com
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Subject: Re: Rebooted servers and then ASM does not bring up

Sure, I've seen that, but with so little information, the realm of possibilities is pretty large. If your servers rebooted unexpectedly, I'd start by figuring out why. My guess is that if something rebooted them suddenly, they may have a lingering issue accessing the storage or maybe the storage array was also restarted and maybe it has issues as well.

If you have a specific error message or better problem statement than (paraphrasing) "ASM won't come up", you'd be more likely to get useful responses. When very little information is input, very little useful information is likely to come out.

Dan

Enkhbold wrote:
> We using DELL PE Servers (2 DB nodes, Oracle 10g RAC) and EMC storage.

> They have been rebooted suddenly.
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> After that we tried to bring up Oracle ASM but it does not give a
success.
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> Do you have any experience on that? Please share me.
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