Re: lsnrctl stop from remote host?

Check your listener.ora file on the remote host. It probably contains an entry for an Oracle sid pointing to another server. I just had the same thing occur to me a couple of days ago. I am in the process of setting up a new server. I copied an existing listener.ora file from another server. I neglected to remove an entry for a sid on the original server. When I shutdown the listener on the new server - blammo - the listener also shutdown on the original server!

In article <twj-2101992306130001_at_port125.tnt1.kc.idir.net>,   twj_at_kansascity.com (T. J.) wrote:
> A few days ago we discovered the listener was down on one of our
> production instances. (rs 6000, oracle 8.0.5, aix 4.3) No big deal to get
> it restarted; the peculiar thing was that from the listener log had a
> "stop" message coming from a remote host (logged in there as user oracle).
> how is it possible to send lsnrctl stop commands (or the equivalent) to a
> listener on a remote host?
>
> thanks,
> thomas
>

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