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All web applications should consider security to be an absolute priority. If e-commerce is to succeed, all users must have complete confidence in the impossibility of hacking the web site. Apart from its capabilities for scaling and accelerating a web site, Web Cache should also be integrated into its security structures. A vital part of security is the use of firewalls. A firewall is, in effect, a router. It is a dual (or more) homed device that connects two (or more) networks. It accepts connection requests from addresses on one network interface and forwards them to addresses on another network interface. But whereas a standard router will forward all requests, a firewall will be configured with rules. These rules can restrict the protocols that will be routed, the addresses from which requests will be accepted, the addresses to which requests will be sent, the ports that can be used, or any combination of these variables. Using several layers of firewall and placing different servers behind the different firewalls can make hacking a web site virtually impossible. Each firewall can be configured with a different set of rules so that traffic that is permitted by one is not permitted by another. In combination, no hacker will be able to get through to server systems storing sensitive data. A general principle is that servers storing data should be in a totally protected zone where they can only be contacted by your own (one hopes secure) systems, but servers offering only processing services can be in a zone of intermediate security where they can be contacted by external clients. Web Cache can significantly enhance that security of a web site. A possible scenario is illustrated in Figure 2-5.

Recall that database maps are generally created from a text file that contains lines with key-value pairs. Usually, the key and value are separated by some sequence of nonempty whitespace characters, like one or more tabs. I cover the more common database maps in this chapter. Each is generated from a text file with the makemap utility, except the last, the aliases file. The aliases file is a bit different, and we will discuss it specifically later in this chapter. As I introduce each feature and its use, I will show you how to use makemap to build the appropriate database map that sendmail uses.

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The No such file or directory message means that because there is no file in the OCR location, so it cannot be replaced. Now change to runlevel 2 before continuing; this prevents any Oracle processes from interfering with the restore operation. Before restoring the file, you need to touch it first and set the correct permissions, as in this example: [root@london1 client]# touch /u01/app/crs/cdata/london1.olr [root@london1 cdata]# chown oracle:oinstall london1.olr [root@london1 ~]# ocrconfig -local -restore \ > /u01/app/crs/cdata/london1/backup_20100625_085111.olr If you installed the Grid Infrastructure software stack under a user other than oracle, then change the chown command in the preceding example to use the Grid software owner instead. Next, check the client log file again to see whether your attempt succeeded: Oracle Database 11g Clusterware Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production Copyright 1996, 2009 Oracle. All rights reserved. 2010-06-25 09:42:01.887: [ OCRCONF][2532662800]ocrconfig starts... 2010-06-25 09:42:03.671: [ OCRCONF][2532662800]Successfully restored OCR and set block 0 2010-06-25 09:42:03.671: [ OCRCONF][2532662800]Exiting [status=success]... The OHAS daemon will then proceed to start the remaining daemons. After a few minutes, you should check the status: [oracle@london1 ~]$ crsctl check crs CRS-4638: Oracle High Availability Services is online CRS-4537: Cluster Ready Services is online CRS-4529: Cluster Synchronization Services is online CRS-4533: Event Manager is online

While a corrupt OLR has significant impact on the availability of an individual node, a corrupt OCR is far more severe in its effect on the cluster. As you learned in the Troubleshooting section earlier in the chapter, the OCR must be accessible for CRSD to start. Without a working CRS daemon, a node cannot join the cluster, which effectively breaks the cluster. To honor the importance of the OCR, Oracle has always backed the OCR up on a regular basis. The ocrconfig -showbackup command lists the node where the automatic backup has been taken, as well as the time the backup occurred and the backup file name. For Oracle 11.1 and later, it is also possible to perform manual backups. We strongly recommend you to make a manual backup of the OCR using the ocrconfig manualbackup command before modifying any cluster, such as by adding or deleting nodes or by performing other OCR-relevant maintenance operations. If neither the OCR and nor any of its mirrors is accessible, then you need to restore the OCR to start the cluster. What steps you should take to do so depends partly on where your OCR is located. The OCR can either be in ASM, (the recommended approach) or outside of ASM on a cluster file system or block/raw devices. If the OCR is in the ASM, the procedure to recover the OCR is very similar to the procedure for restoring the voting disks. In fact, if you have placed the OCR on the same ASM diskgroup as the voting disks and lost it, then you must restore the OCR before restoring the voting disks because the voting disk backups are in the OCR. Follow these steps to restore an OCR that is located in the ASM:

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