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Figure: Typical setup for logical domain high availability with VCS installed in control domains illustrates a typical setup where Cluster Server (VCS) installed in the control domain provides high availability to the logical domain and it's resources.
A typical two-node VCS configuration for logical domain high availability has the following software and hardware infrastructure:
Oracle VM Server for SPARC software is installed on each system Node1 and Node2.
Shared storage is attached to each system.
A logical domain (ldom1) exists on both the nodes with a shared boot device.
Each LDom has an operating system installed.
VCS is installed in the control domains of each node.
