Oracle X6-2-HA Deployment And User's Manual page 108

https://ilom-ip-address
Launch the Remote Console.
2.
Expand Remote Control in the left navigation.
a.
Click the Redirection tab.
b.
Click Launch for the Remote Console in the Actions menu.
c.
The state of the system determines what appears on the Console page.
Add the image.
3.
Click the KVMS tab, then select Storage.
a.
Click Add.
b.
Browse to the Oracle Database Appliance Bare Metal ISO Image, highlight the
c.
image, then click Select.
Click Connect.
d.
The mounting of the ISO image is successful when the Connect button
changes to a Disconnect button.
Click OK
e.
The CD-ROM icon in the top right corner is highlighted.
Configure the CD-ROM as the next boot device.
4.
Expand Host Management in the left menu of the ILOM Remote Console tab.
a.
Click Host Control.
b.
Select CDROM from the Next Boot Device menu, then click Save.
c.
Power cycle the node.
5.
Click Power Control in the Host Management menu.
a.
Select Power Cycle , then click Save.
b.
When the node comes back after the power cycle, re-imaging starts automatically.
The Oracle Linux page appears, followed by the Running Post-Install scripts page.
The Running Post-Install scripts page is a static page and might give the
impression that the re-imaging process is not progressing. The post-install process
during re-imaging will wait until the synchronization between the partitions of the
two mirrored local hard disks is complete, which can take 15 to 20 minutes to
complete.
To check the progress of re-synchronization, press the ALT-F2 key combination to
open a second console and enter the following command:
# cat /proc/mdstat
When the re-synchronization is complete, re-imaging is completed and the
machine restarts.
After the machine restarts, the system is ready for you to deploy the Oracle software
on the appliance to create an Oracle Database Appliance bare metal platform.
Restoring an Oracle Database Appliance Baremetal System
Chapter 8
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