#rcp
2.Setup the first RAC database instance on the recovery cluster.
In this example, run the following commands from the first RAC database instance node in Site 3.
#cd <Oracle_Home_directory>/dbs
#ln
#chown
#chown oracle:oinstall inithrdb1.ora
3.Copy the second RAC database instance pfile from the Site 1 in the primary cluster to the recovery cluster second RAC database instance node.
#cd <Oracle_Home_directory>/dbs
#rcp
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4.Set up the second RAC database instance on the recovery cluster.
In this example, run the following commands from the second RAC database instance node in Site 3.
#cd <Oracle_Home_directory>/dbs
#ln
#chown oracle:oinstall inithrdb2.ora
#chown
5.Create the Oracle admin directory on the nodes in Site 3. Run the following commands from a node in Site 1:
#cd /opt/app/oracle
#rcp
#rcp
Run the following command on all the nodes in the recovery cluster:
#chown
6.Log in at any of the nodes in the recovery cluster using the oracle user credentials.
#su – oracle
7.Configure a listener for the database on the recovery cluster using the Oracle Network Configuration Assistant (NETCA).
8.Copy the tnsnames.ora file from the Site 1 CRS
#rcp <Site 1 node 1>:<Oracle home directory>/network/admin/tnsnames.ora
<Site 3 node 1>:<Oracle_Home_directory>/network/admin/tnsnames.ora
# rcp <Site 1 node
2>:<Oracle_Home_directory>/network/admin/tnsnames.ora
<Site 3 node 2>:<Oracle_Home_directory>/network/admin/tnsnames.ora
9.Edit the tnsnames.ora file on the nodes in the recovery cluster and modify the HOST = keywords to specify the node names of the recovery cluster.
10.Register the database with the CRS cluster in the recovery cluster.
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