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Oracle VM: Set Persistent Name And Permissions For Virtual ASM Disks By Using UDEV Naming Rules (Doc ID 2361879.1)

Last updated on SEPTEMBER 08, 2022

Applies to:

Linux OS - Version Oracle Linux 6.0 and later
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Version N/A and later
Linux x86-64

Goal

This document will assist you with renaming virtual disks under a virtual machine to be used with ASM as well as setting permissions with the use of UDEV rules. In this document we will be using an OVM Guest as our example.

NOTE: This guide is only for virtual disks under a virtual machine (OVM Guests, etc). If you are presenting physical media to the virtual machine, for example HDD, LUNs, etc, or you are using a physical server, please search the knowledge base for the respective document matching your system/environment as this document does not apply to your system. Below are a just few example documents:

How to set UDEV rules in OL7 related to ASM on multipath disks (Doc ID 2101679.1)

How to set UDEV rules for setting the disk permission on ASM disks when using multipath on OL 6.x (Doc ID 1521757.1)

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