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InfoScale 9.2.0 Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions, Solutions Guide - Windows
Section I. Introduction
Section II. Quick Recovery
- Quick Recovery overview
- Quick Recovery example
  - Example of quick recovery of an Oracle database
    - Creating a split-mirror snapshot of the database
    - Recovering the database using the split-mirror snapshot and database logs
  - Tips and references about FlashSnap
Section III. High Availability
Section IV. Campus Clustering
- Introduction to campus clustering
- Deploying InfoScale Enterprise for campus cluster
Section V. Replicated Data Clusters
- Introduction to Replicated Data Clusters
- Deploying Replicated Data Clusters- New application installation
Section VI. Disaster Recovery
Section VII. Microsoft Clustering Solutions
Section VIII. Server Consolidation
- Server consolidation overview
- Server consolidation configurations

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Use the InfoScale Enterprise Administrator (EA) console to create disk groups and dynamic volumes on the cluster storage, which in a campus cluster consists of two storage arrays.

Configuring cluster disk groups and volumes is covered in the following topics:

See About cluster disk groups and volumes.
See Example disk group and volume configuration in campus cluster.
See Considerations when creating disks and volumes for campus clusters.
See Viewing the available disk storage.
See Creating a dynamic disk group.
See Adding disks to campus cluster sites.
See Creating volumes for campus clusters.

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About cluster disk groups and volumes Example disk group and volume configuration in campus cluster Considerations when creating disks and volumes for campus clusters Viewing the available disk storage Creating a dynamic disk group Adding disks to campus cluster sites Creating volumes for campus clusters

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