muru,
i can help you out on one part of your quest in shutting down a
listener on a host.
there are a couple of proviso's though and they are:
- you know the host name
- you know the listeners name if not using default
shutting down the listener:
this works fr the unix world at least and im sure you would follow the
same process to achieve the same in the nt world.
- make a copy of the listener.ora file into a directory of you choice
- modify your TNS_ADMIN variable to reflect this
- edit the listener.ora file and modify the HOST= to the system that
you wish to connect to
- run the lsnrctl executable and it will connect to that host
now you can run all of the normal commands the most useful being
services, status etc so that you can see the actual sids being serviced
on that system.
obviously 'shutdown' is one of them.
however, you can not utilise the 'startup' option as oracle tries to
create socket files on your host for the host that you are working
against.
sorry can't give you the full solution.
the previous suggestion using rsh/ssh is about the only other way that
i can think you could achieve this but most definately go with the ssh
option as rsh allows snooping for passwords in the clear etc.
hth
karl
- Srinivas Rao Pulla <spulla_at_deploy.com> wrote:
>
> Probably these are some of the many ways we can do the task at the
> OS
> level, installing an rshd, or sshd, or a telnetd on the remote NT
> server, if using a rshd/sshd we can fire a command from remotely and
> interactively in case of a telnet server. There are lot many
> freeware's
> available on the web for the above said tools.
>
> Please let me know if you want more info on this, if it matches your
> requirement.
>
> Srinivas
>
> Bala Muru wrote:
>
> > Hello Lists,
> >
> > I have to remotely manage few Oracle 8.1.5 databases
> > in NT4.0. I am able to remotely startup and shutdown
> > instances but, I am stuck in remotely starting and
> > shutting down listener services. Can anybody help me
> > on this, please?
> >
> > Any help would be highly appreciated.
> >
> > TIA,
> > Muru
> >
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