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Hi all, <br />
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We have a 2 node Oracle 11g RAC environment configured on RHEL 5 in our local environment. Yesterday the system admin moved the servers to another floor and now the IPs of the servers have changed. <br />
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Because of this i cannot get clusterware services to start. I get the following error when i try to start the service<br />
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Failure 1 contacting Cluster Synchronization Services daemon<br />
Cannot communicate with Cluster Ready Services<br />
Cannot communicate with Event Manager<br />
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I need to know the places where i need to change the IP configuration (other than the etc/hosts) to get the RAC environment up and running.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.<br />
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Thank<br />

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Hi all, 

We have a 2 node Oracle 11g RAC environment configured on RHEL 5 in our local environment. Yesterday the system admin moved the servers to another floor and now the IPs of the servers have changed. 

Because of this i cannot get clusterware services to start. I get the following error when i try to start the service

Failure 1 contacting Cluster Synchronization Services daemon
Cannot communicate with Cluster Ready Services
Cannot communicate with Event Manager

I need to know the places where i need to change the IP configuration (other than the etc/hosts) to get the RAC environment up and running.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank


ORACLE 11g RAC ip change

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