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Hi, <br />
My company are buying a multimedia content management system. We want to deploying it on 2 sites (their distance = 1500km) and want to sync database between them. Each site is a complete system that can work without other site. The system requirement for database on this system is Oracle RAC 11gR2. I find some info on google which said that 2 nodes in a cluster must be &lt;&nbsp;100 km but i can't verify this. <br />
If this info is true, is there other solution else to synchronize database between 2 or more very far sites ? <br />
Oh, the most important thing i want to know is limited distace between 2 nodes. <br />
Thx 
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Hi, 
My company are buying a multimedia content management system. We want to deploying it on 2 sites (their distance = 1500km) and want to sync database between them. Each site is a complete system that can work without other site. The system requirement for database on this system is Oracle RAC 11gR2. I find some info on google which said that 2 nodes in a cluster must be < 100 km but i can't verify this. 
If this info is true, is there other solution else to synchronize database between 2 or more very far sites ? 
Oh, the most important thing i want to know is limited distace between 2 nodes. 
Thx 

Limited distance between 2 nodes in a cluster using Oracle RAC 11gR2

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