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12c Dataguard setup Primary asm, standby non-asm

edited Apr 5, 2018 5:03AM in High Availability Data Guard, Sharding and Global Data Services (MOSC) 3 commentsAnswered

Hi,

I am currently creating a standby database for one of our environments.

Primary:

Database:Oracle 12R1

Oracle RAC 2 node setup using ASM

Oracle password file located in ASM

Service Name: TAGITPRD

DB_UNIQUE_NAME: TAGITPRD

Instance Names: TAGITPRD1, TAGITPRD2

Standby

Database:Oracle 12R1

Oracle non-rac non-asm

Oracle password file located in filesystem

Service Name: TAGITDR.standby

DB_UNIQUE_NAME: TAGITDR

Instance Names:TAGITDR

I copied the oracle password file from primary(asm) to the standby($ORACLE_HOME/dbs).

This is the first time i have encountered that the oracle password file is in asm.

Not able to connect as sys from primary to standby so we can already confirm that the oracle password file is not being used by the standby.

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