Re: How do I find a LISTENER port?
Date: 1996/02/05
Message-ID: <4f3ths$4lp_at_hustle.rahul.net>#1/1
In <4f1kh6$b90_at_news.doit.wisc.edu> mqader_at_facstaff.wisc.edu (Mirwais Qader) writes:
>In the PRE-INSTALLATION steps of the ICG book; it says
>that before I install the TCP/IP Protocol Adapter (V2),
>I must put the line:
> listener 1521/tcp
>Okay, BUT then it says I must get the listener name by
>looking in the listener.ora and sqlnet.ora files of each
>node.
>How can I do this if I haven't installed yet? OR, are
>these files on the CD-ROM in a Readme like file?
>(I searched, but couldn't find them!)
>Thanks!
Mirwais,
Just pick a number and stick with it corporate wide.
A good choice sometimes is the one for ingres since it is not around much.
On my Sun the entry looks like this:
ingreslock 1524/tcp
The corresponding listener.ora entry would look like this:
listener =
(address_list =
(address =
(protocol = tcp)
(host = leo)
(port = 1524)
)
)
startup_wait_time_listener = 0
connect_timeout_listener = 10
sid_list_listener =
(sid_list =
(sid_desc =
(sid_name = XY)
(oracle_home=/home/oracle/home)
)
)
trace_level_listener = on
trace_directory_listener = /home/oracle/local/trc log_directory_listener = /home/oracle/local/log
Also, I'll bet King Larry would love the thought of an Oracle dbs using a port reserved for ingres.
-Dan
Daniel B. Bikle/Independent Oracle Consultant dbikle_at_alumni.caltech.edu | 415/941-6276 | P.O. BOX 1401 LOS ALTOS CA 94023 http://www.rahul.net/dbikle
Received on Mon Feb 05 1996 - 00:00:00 CET