| Can VMWare software hold two servers? [message #592501] |
Thu, 08 August 2013 22:44  |
lg123
Messages: 225
Registered: August 2008
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Hi,
I wanted to practice dataguard in oracle. I feel that I can practice realistically if I have 2 different servers to do switchovers, building new physical standby database from scratch and shipping the archiving logs from primary to physical standby database, etc., Can I use VMWare software to install 2 different servers and then practice dataguard?
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| Re: Can VMWare software hold two servers? [message #592508 is a reply to message #592501] |
Fri, 09 August 2013 02:57  |
John Watson
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Registered: January 2010
Location: Global Village
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Many people (including me) find VirtualBox a better environment than VMware for this sort of thing. Right now, I'm running 5 virtual machines on my laptop to do some research on a 4 node RAC with a separate node for the DNS and DHCP server. Unlke VMware, all releases of VB are free.
But really, you don't need the complication. You can demonstrate all the Data Guard features (except the cross platform capability) with databases in one machine. That is the way I run most of our Data Guard course, which covers everything, Data Guard, taught by an Oracle Certified MasterThe ORacle Uni course works the same way.
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