Post database creation CRS Health check

Post database creation CRS Health check:

2.1 Check that the crs daemons are running on each node, if not then start them.
ps –ef|grep d.bin should return

evmd.bin

ocssd.bin

crsd.bin

oprocd.bin

To start them login as root and source the .profile in /home/oracle and then run the following command

crsctl start crs

2.2 Run the following command as the oracle user on one of the nodes in the cluster and check that everything is online.

crs_stat –t –v


2.3 Run the following command as the oracle user on all nodes in the cluster

olsnodes

This should return all of the nodes of the cluster and that css is up and running and css on each node can talk to the css of the other nodes in the cluster.

2.4 Run the following commands as the root user on each node

crsctl check crs

crsctl check cssd

crsctl check crsd

crsctl check evmd

All of these commands should return that the daemon appears healthy

2.5 As the oracle user check the OCR integrity

Ocrcheck

2.6 Backup the OCR by running the following command as the root user

ocrconfig –export $CRS_HOME/manual_backups/ocr_export.dmp –s online


2.7 As the root user check the automatic backups of the OCR

ocrconfig –showbackup