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best Practices for Asynchronous Redo Transport Data Guard and Active Data Guard oracle WHITE PAPER | JUNE 2015 best Practices FOR SYNCHRONOUS REDO Transport Table of Contents Introduction 1 Data Guard Asynchronous Transport an Overview 2 Asynchronous Transport Architecture 2 Configuration best Practices 3 Set TCP Socket Buffer Size to 3 x BDP 3 Configure Standby Redo Logs 4 Configure Log Buffer 5 Determine Available Network Bandwidth 5 Configure Sufficient Resources for Optimal System Performance 6 Maximum Achievable Rates 6 Detecting a Transport Lag 7 Diagnosing a Transport Lag 7 Tuning 9 Conclusion 12 1 | best Practices FOR SYNCHRONOUS REDO Transport Introduction The oracle Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) with oracle Active Data Guard and Data Guard provides the most comprehensive solution available to eliminate single points of failure for mission critical oracle Databases.
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