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Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Oracle 11g :: netca (Listener Configuration for Oracle 11g Database)

Sometimes you need to run netca manually to configure Listener for your database. In Oracle 11g i found this message as a warning when selecting Database Control Configuration.

So planned to document this and of course this is one of the part of Oracle 11g Installation.
1. Open a terminal as a Oracle user and run netca.
Select -> Listener Configuration
2. Select Add, as we are going to create a LISTENER for a new setup. If we have any existing listener running on the Server, remain options will be highlight like "delete" "re-configure" etc.
3. Listener Name, or you can leave the existing one.
4. TCP is selected as default.
5. Select the Port here (or) you can leave the default port.


16 comments:

  1. Anonymous12:42 PM

    Thanks!

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  2. Anonymous6:18 PM

    Thanks a lot..

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  3. Anonymous7:50 PM

    Thanks so much. took me 3 days to find these instructions.

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  4. Anonymous12:44 AM

    Great! Thank you very much!!!

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  5. Anonymous4:40 PM

    Thanks a lot

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  6. thanks for this but no matter what I do it says no listener. I think I'm doing something seriously wrong.. Can you help?

    The TNSPING Dbname gives me no listener error. Toad can't connect.. SQL plus from command line works fine.

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  7. @प्रशांत गिजरे: Can you share the log file, and provide me the OS and ps -ef|grep lsnr status as well the listener.ora file.

    Cheers
    Ravi

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  8. Anonymous8:07 AM

    Thank you very Much Dear Brother......

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  9. Anonymous2:54 AM

    Thanks

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    Replies
    1. Hi,can i create a listner without using netca? my netca is not starting!

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  10. Thanks for the blog, this was very helpful.

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  11. Anonymous3:10 PM

    thanks , it helped me a lot..

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  12. Anonymous9:53 PM

    Great!
    Thanks so much.

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  13. Anonymous8:11 AM

    Very helpful .. thanks

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  14. This works properly.Thanks Dude.

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  15. Anonymous10:12 PM

    Thanks Much, it really helped.

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