Change the Oracle cluster NIC (ChangingaNetworkInterface)

Change the Oracle cluster NIC (ChangingaNetworkInterface)

Change the Oracle cluster NIC (Changing a Network Interface)

Change the Oracle cluster NIC (Changing a Network Interface)

If the NIC name, ip address, gateway, and subnet mask remain unchanged before and after the NIC, no additional operations are required at the cluster level!

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Follow these steps to use the new Nic name after replacing the NIC:

1. Ensure that all cluster nodes are active

Olsnodes-s

[Grid @ vmrac1 ~] $ Olsnodes-s

Vmrac1 Active

Vmrac2 Active

2. Make sure that the new replacement Nic has been configured on the server.

$/Sbin/ifconfig ..

3. Add the new Nic to the Cluster

Oifcfg setif-global if_name/subnet: cluster_interconnect

Oifcfg setif-global "eth */192.168.0.0: cluster_interconnect

4. After adding a new Nic, remove the previous configuration information.

Oifcfg delif-global if_name/subnet

For example:

$ Oifcfg delif-global eth1/10.10.0.0

5. Verify the current configuration information:

Oifcfg getif

For example:

$ Oifcfg getif

Eth2 10.220.52.0 global cluster_interconnect

Eth0 10.220.16.0 global public

6. Restart the Cluster

# Crsctl stop crs

7. Delete NICs at the OS level

$ Ifconfig down

8. Restart the Cluster

# Crsctl start crs

If CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS is used, you must modify the parameter accordingly.