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What versions of Oracle are supported? |
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Oracle 9i, 10g and 11g are supported. |
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| Q2. |
What Operating Systems are supported? |
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 4.0 Support: 32- and 64-bit versions
SuSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 9 Support: 32- and 64-bit versions
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| Q3. |
What is the amount of storage capacity that is supported? |
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The File Serving Utility Supports many 100TBs of industry-standard network storage. |
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| Q4. |
Is it capable of online growth of volumes? |
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Yes. It supports growing single LUNs (basic volumes) and supports growing volumes spanning multiple LUNs, LUN partitions, and arrays (dynamic volumes). |
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| Q5. |
Does the File Serving Utility offer a symmetric cluster file system? |
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Yes. The utility has a fully symmetric, general purpose, cluster file system that supports generalized CPU-intensive workloads, offering no single point of failure or system bottlenecks. |
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Does the File Serving Utility do snapshots? |
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Yes. The File Serving Utility initiates and coordinates block-level snapshots across Shared Volumes spanning one or more storage devices. This capability is supported on HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) arrays. |
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| Q7. |
What is the Matrix Manager? |
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The Matrix Manager is an easy to use graphical user interface for managing application resources across the cluster through a single console. Move User Shares, Database Instances, and other application resources from server to server-in a single mouse-click. |
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