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Which step will you have to perform on Windows to restore the OCR that you did not do on Linux?
The correct answer is B. Use the Service Control Panel to stop services. See step 2) below. Restoring the Oracle Cluster Registry on Windows-Based Systems Use the following procedure to restore the OCR on Windows-based systems: cluvfy comp ocr -n all [-verbose] Restoring the Oracle Cluster Registry on UNIX-Based SystemsUse the following procedure to…
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Which step will you have to perform on Windows to restore the OCR that you did not do on Linux?
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- AIdentify existing backups with the -backup option
- BUse the Service Control Panel to stop services
- CReview the contents of the backup with the ocrdump command
- DMake sure that the restored OCR files are valid
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- B76% (19)
- C4% (1)
- D8% (2)
Explanation
See step 2) below. Restoring the Oracle Cluster Registry on Windows-Based Systems Use the following procedure to restore the OCR on Windows-based systems: cluvfy comp ocr -n all [-verbose] Restoring the Oracle Cluster Registry on UNIX-Based SystemsUse the following procedure to restore the OCR on UNIX-based systems: Repeat this command on each node in your Oracle RAC cluster. Prior to running the crsctl start crs command in step 4, run the following command to verify that all processes except init.cssd fatal are inactive: ps -ef|grep cssd Repeat this command on each node in your Oracle RAC cluster.
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