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Your question is separate to two portions:<br />
1. Mount EVA4400 LUN on RHEL5x. Please reference EVA4400 installation guide:<br />
<a href="http://www.scribd.com/doc/43753286/EVA4400-Installation-Guide" rel="ugc">http://www.scribd.com/doc/43753286/EVA4400-Installation-Guide</a><br />
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make sure the LUN is mount as /u01 on RHEL5x<br />
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2, Install Oracle RAC<br />
Here is the guide.<br />
Oracle RAC 10g and 11g on CentOS 5.2:<br />
<a href="http://wiki.oracle.com/page/Oracle+RAC+10g+and+11g+on+CentOS+5.2" rel="ugc nofollow">http://wiki.oracle.com/page/Oracle+RAC+10g+and+11g+on+CentOS+5.2</a>
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I'm trying to create a SAN virtual disk so that 2 server can read-write on it but fail. <br />
How to create it ?
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EVA4400 is HP storage array system (vendor specific).<br />
You might want to contact HP for the SAN setup which is quicker and more accurate.<br />
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I can not help too much on this since I only work with NetApp and Dell Storage.
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many thanks. I installed RAC 
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Hi, <br />
I have 2 HP server using fiber channel connect to EVA 4400. <br />
I have to install oracle RAC and I can't find a detailed, stepbystep guide to install oracle RAC using SAN on Redhat 5.5. <br />
If you have a guide like that, please give me a copy ! <br />
Thanks<br />

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Hi, 
I have 2 HP server using fiber channel connect to EVA 4400. 
I have to install oracle RAC and I can't find a detailed, stepbystep guide to install oracle RAC using SAN on Redhat 5.5. 
If you have a guide like that, please give me a copy ! 
Thanks


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