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How to define a cluster alias on Windows 2003 or XP
How do you define a "cluster alias" in Windows 2003 or XP.
I've built an Oracle RAC 2 node cluster, and I want to set up a cluster alias, so that I can use a normal TNSNAMES entry to connect to the RAC database.
Does any one know how to set up a cluster alias on Windows 2003, is it just a simple entry in the
C:\windows\system32\driver s\etc\host s file.
I've built an Oracle RAC 2 node cluster, and I want to set up a cluster alias, so that I can use a normal TNSNAMES entry to connect to the RAC database.
Does any one know how to set up a cluster alias on Windows 2003, is it just a simple entry in the
C:\windows\system32\driver
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The RAC group if has a network name that should suffice. That name would exist on the owning node. Are you looking for an alias to the group network name?