Process to patch an Oracle 11G/12C RAC Grid infrastructure and or database Note1: Starting with OPatch version 11.2.0.3.14 , 12.1.0.2.12 and higher OCM Is Not bundled with OPatch .OPatch utility may be not look for ocm response file while patching in silent mode . Note2: In older versions the emocmrsp might be located under OPatch …
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Brocade CLI references tips Below is a lits of Brocade CLI commands commonly used Create a zone zonecreate esx01c_9985_5e,20:00:00:25:B5:C1:10:0F zoneadd esx01c_9985_5e,50:06:0e:80:05:8c:ab:44 Verify the work zoneshow # or alishow Add the config cfgadd LSAN_CFG_20100826,esx01c_9985_5e # save your work cfgsave Verify the work cfgshow Activate the config cfgenable LSAN_CFG_20100826 Verify the work cfgshow
SSD Arrays and using 4k blocks Some SSD arrays will perform badly or not work at all when used for Database files. The example below was used with a Violin Memory Array, but the same is can be any of the new SSD vendors. Note: The solution below will only work on Linux with asmlib …
dtrace -n 'i_dls_link_rx:entry{self->d=1;} xsvnic_rx_recv:entry{self->t=timestamp;} xsvnic_rx_recv:return/self->t && self->d/{@x[“time”] = quantize(timestamp-self->t);self->t=0; self->d = 0;} tick-10s{exit(0);}' dtrace: description 'i_dls_link_rx:entry' matched 4 probes CPU ID FUNCTION:NAME 78 9033 :tick-10s time value ————- Distribution ————- count 16384 | 0 32768 |@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ 1223 65536 |@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ 720 131072 | 8 262144 | 0 select …
pkg set-publisher -G "*" solaris;cd /var/tmp/;pkg unset-publisher ORCLovn;rm -r ORCLovn;tar zxf ORCLovn-5.3.5-S11_1376-sparc.tgz;pkg set-publisher -g file:///var/tmp/ORCLovn ORCLovn;pkg install system/io/ORCLovn-drv;beadm list
How to Install Parsoid module for MediaWiki Note: This article is kind of old. As of today any version of NodeJS should work – for Solairs you might need to compile from source, for details how to Buil NodeJS on Solaris click here. Must use node js versin 10.20 (not 10.28) Add make (or GNUmake) …