According to
http://download.oracle.com/docs/ ... 02/b14207/intro.htm
"If you define more than one interconnect, then they must all be in an up state, just as if their IP addresses were specified in the initialization parameter, CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS. Oracle RAC does not fail over between cluster interconnects; if one is down then the instances using them will not start.
Oracle recommends that you use a logical Internet Protocol (IP) address that is available across all private networks, and that you take advantage of any available third party network interface cards that provide bonding to enable network failover by configuring them according to the vendor's instructions."
That's from Oracle 10gR2 Windows RAC documentation. I can't find the keyword cluster_interconnects (note it's plural) in Linux 10gR2 documentation. The old 9i Note:183340.1 says this parameter does not apply to Linux.
I hate to repeat. So many of you on this forum keep forgetting to tell us the detailed Oracle version, and in this case equally important, OS and its version. It makes it hard for us to help you. Can't you all make a mark on your wall or somewhere you can easily see saying something like "Always state Oracle version when posting a message!!!" Some of you are not 初级会员 and make the same mistake.
Yong Huang
[ 本帖最后由 Yong Huang 于 2008-7-26 21:38 编辑 ]
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