1. The document discusses Oracle RAC Cluster Synchronization Services (CSS) and how it handles split-brain situations when network failures occur.
2. CSS uses services like Group Management and Node Monitoring to manage cluster membership and detect node failures. It relies on voting disks to resolve split-brain situations when nodes cannot communicate over the network.
3. During a split-brain, the CSS reconfiguration process attempts to keep the largest surviving subcluster alive by exiling nodes from the smaller competing subclusters. It does this by checking network and disk heartbeats as well as voting information stored on voting disks.
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