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Microsoft Clustering and Oracle Fail Safe

Asked by GurcanK in Oracle Database, Windows 2000 Operating System, Windows NT Operating System

Tags: MSCS, Oracle Fail Safe, Windows 2003, Oracle Client

Dear experts,

We have two Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition Servers. One of the servers runs an application connecting to a remote Oracle database via Oracle Client, the other runs another application connecting to its local Oracle instance. Oracle versions are 10.0.2. Both applications have services loading data to the related Oracle instance via SQLLOADER.

What I want to learn is:

1. Is it possible to setup an active/active MSCS cluster with Oracle Fail Safe for the two servers?
2. Is it possible that if one goes down, the other will take over the applications and their related services connecting to remote database (for the first server) via Oracle client or the local database instance for the other server.

 Any comment, documentation and case study examples welcome.

BR,

 
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