File System Configuration for Noncluster File System Local Archiving

If you are performing recovery and a surviving instance must read all of the logs that are on disk but not yet backed up, then you should configure NFS as shown in Table 6-3.

Table 6-3 UNIX/NFS Configuration for Shared Read Local Archiving Examples

Node	Directory...	Is configured...	And mounted on...	On node...
1	`/arc_dest_1`	Local read/write	n/a	n/a
1	`/arc_dest_2`	NFS read	`/arc_dest_2`	2
1	`/arc_dest_3`	NFS read	`/arc_dest_3`	3
2	`/arc_dest_1`	NFS read	`/arc_dest_1`	1
2	`/arc_dest_2`	Local read/write	n/a	n/a
2	`/arc_dest_3`	NFS read	`/arc_dest_3`	3
3	`/arc_dest_1`	NFS read	`/arc_dest_1`	1
3	`/arc_dest_2`	NFS read	`/arc_dest_2`	2
3	`/arc_dest_3`	Local read/write	n/a	n/a

Note:

Windows users can achieve the same results depicted in the examples in this section by using mapped drives.