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start:oracle:12c:subnet255 [2016/05/03 19:54]
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start:oracle:12c:subnet255 [2016/08/12 08:43] (current)
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 +====== 12c Grid Infrastructure fails to configure cluster ======
 Credit for solution goes to Vitaly Agapov: [[http://softsettings.com/oracle-12c-и-prif-15-invalid-format-for-subnet/]] . Credit for solution goes to Vitaly Agapov: [[http://softsettings.com/oracle-12c-и-prif-15-invalid-format-for-subnet/]] .
 But this one is in english! :-D But this one is in english! :-D
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 If you try to google it, you get plenty of results about 11g installation, which do not really help. **Turns out, this is actually a bug in 12.1.0.2. Clusterware fails to configure if IP address contains octet with value 255.** Yeah, I was installing in subnet xxx.xxx.255.xxx/24 so it was my case. Oracle released a patch 19777496 which solves this "failure occurs when you install clustering software version 12.1.0.2 on some valid IP addresses". If you try to google it, you get plenty of results about 11g installation, which do not really help. **Turns out, this is actually a bug in 12.1.0.2. Clusterware fails to configure if IP address contains octet with value 255.** Yeah, I was installing in subnet xxx.xxx.255.xxx/24 so it was my case. Oracle released a patch 19777496 which solves this "failure occurs when you install clustering software version 12.1.0.2 on some valid IP addresses".
  
-In the original post there is also a howto on installing 12.1.0.2 in such setup. In a hutshell, it is patching GRID after installation but before running root.sh. I'm not a big fan of this approach so for me the solution is simpler - use different subnet. ;-)+In the original post there is also a howto on installing 12.1.0.2 in such setup. In a nutshell, it is patching GRID after installation but before running root.sh. I'm not a big fan of this approach so for me the solution is simpler - use different subnet. ;-)
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