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Setting up Oracle Database 11g Real Application Clusters with VMware. A Really Good Reference.

Published October 3, 2007 Oracle 11g Real Application Clusters , RAC VMware Leave a Comment

Since my new job doesn’t really leave me with any time for blogging, I can at least refer to a really good blog post I recently found. If you are interested in setting up RAC using VMware, do not miss out on Frikkie Visser’s excellent “how-to” blog post about RAC on OEL with VMware. It is a very good post!

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