How to relocate RAC VIPs and SCAN IPs between nodes in 12C

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Below are the steps that is required to move Oracle RAC VIPs and SCAN IPs between RAC nodes.
IP Setup of the RAC as follows,
 ##Oracle RAC VIP##  
 10.10.38.70 racbprdb1-vip racbprdb1-vip.domain.int  
 10.10.38.71 racbprdb2-vip racbprdb2-vip.domain.int  
 ##Oracle SCAN IP##  
 10.10.38.72 scan-test    scan-test.domain.int  
 10.10.38.73 scan-test    scan-test.domain.int  
 10.10.38.74 scan-test    scan-test.domain.int

1. Check the current network config

 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ srvctl config network  
 Network 1 exists  
 Subnet IPv4: 10.10.38.0/255.255.254.0/ipmp0, static  
 Subnet IPv6:  
 Ping Targets:  
 Network is enabled  
 Network is individually enabled on nodes:  
 Network is individually disabled on nodes:  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ srvctl config scan  
 SCAN name: scan-test, Network: 1  
 Subnet IPv4: 10.10.38.0/255.255.254.0/ipmp0, static  
 Subnet IPv6:  
 SCAN 1 IPv4 VIP: 10.10.38.72  
 SCAN VIP is enabled.  
 SCAN VIP is individually enabled on nodes:  
 SCAN VIP is individually disabled on nodes:  
 SCAN 2 IPv4 VIP: 10.10.38.73  
 SCAN VIP is enabled.  
 SCAN VIP is individually enabled on nodes:  
 SCAN VIP is individually disabled on nodes:  
 SCAN 3 IPv4 VIP: 10.10.38.74  
 SCAN VIP is enabled.  
 SCAN VIP is individually enabled on nodes:  
 SCAN VIP is individually disabled on nodes:  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ srvctl config vip -node racbprdb1  
 VIP exists: network number 1, hosting node racbprdb1  
 VIP Name: racbprdb1-vip  
 VIP IPv4 Address: 10.10.38.70  
 VIP IPv6 Address:  
 VIP is enabled.  
 VIP is individually enabled on nodes:  
 VIP is individually disabled on nodes:  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ srvctl config vip -node racbprdb2  
 VIP exists: network number 1, hosting node racbprdb2  
 VIP Name: racbprdb2-vip  
 VIP IPv4 Address: 10.10.38.71  
 VIP IPv6 Address:  
 VIP is enabled.  
 VIP is individually enabled on nodes:  
 VIP is individually disabled on nodes:  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$

2. Moving SCAN IPs

In the initial state SCAN1 (10.10.38.72) is in node 1 while SCAN 2 and 3 (10.10.38.73/74) are in node2. Below commande will move scan 3 (10.10.38.74) to node1. (srvctl relocate scan_listener and srvctl relocate scan both has the same effect as SCAN ips are bind to the listener) 
 
grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ ps -ef | grep SCAN | grep -v grep  
  grid12c 3992   1  0 00:13:24 ?      0:02 /u01/app/12.2.0.1/grid/bin/tnslsnr LISTENER_SCAN1 -no_crs_notify -inherit  << Only SCAN 1 is Node 1
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ srvctl relocate scan_listener -scannumber 3 -node racbprdb1   
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ ps -ef | grep SCAN | grep -v grep   << Both SCAN 1 and SCAN 3 now in node 1
  grid12c 3992   1  0 00:13:24 ?      0:02 /u01/app/12.2.0.1/grid/bin/tnslsnr LISTENER_SCAN1 -no_crs_notify -inherit  
  grid12c 17313   1  0 15:21:51 ?      0:00 /u01/app/12.2.0.1/grid/bin/tnslsnr LISTENER_SCAN3 -no_crs_notify -inherit  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$

3. Moving RAC VIPs

RAC VIPs can be moved using below command. VIP change will not cause the corrosponging listner process to relocate. But in the SCAN move both the IP and the listener are moved. 
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ ifconfig -a | grep -i 38.70  
     inet 10.10.38.70 netmask fffffe00 broadcast 10.10.39.255 << VIP 1 (10.10.38.70) in node 1  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ srvctl relocate vip -vip racbprdb1-vip -node racbprdb2  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ ifconfig -a | grep -i 38.70 << VIP 1 Moved to node 2  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$  
 grid12c@racbprdb1:~$ ps -ef | grep -i tns | grep -v grep << Local Listener based on VIP 1 still in node 1  
  grid12c 3965   1  0 00:13:22 ?      0:02 /u01/app/12.2.0.1/grid/bin/tnslsnr LISTENER -no_crs_notify -inherit

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