RE: 10g OEM - How to discover listeners which run on non-default port & name ?

I don't know if 10g is different then 9i, but in 9i the instances need to be explicitly defined in the listener.ora file. The agent parses the listener.ora file using the information gained from the oratab file. If the database is not defined in the listener.ora file, it will not find it.

Steve Smith
Envision Technology Partners / MSHA MSIS Team Desk: 303-231-5499

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Subject: Re: 10g OEM - How to discover listeners which run on non-default port & name ?

If I am not mistaken, OEM needs to find corresponding listener.ora file in ORACLE_HOME (you have at least two homes so Agent should be able to find them either via /etc/oratab or inventory). Alternatively, you should be able to set TNS_ADMIN environment valiable to the location of listener.ora and restart the agent. In this case it should find your listener.

2006/6/15, Prem <premjhere_at_gmail.com>:
> Friends,
>
> I have got 10.2.0.2 OMS setup on a machine U029.
> And on another machine U502 , i have a 10.2.0.1 agent running. U502
> also has a 9.2.0.7 database VMP1 , listener VMP1_LISTENER running on
> port 1523.
>
> The OEM console doesn't discover the VMP1_LISTENER at all .
> I believe it does so because the listener is running on a non-default
> port and with non-default name. Whereas the OEM console reports all
> other listeners (on other hosts) which run on default port (1521).
>
> What should i do to make OMS find my VMP1_LISTENER ?
>
> Can someone please help ? Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards | Jp.
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