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Listening Locations

Listening Locations

Listeners are configured to listen for incoming connection requests for a database on a specific network protocol address. The Listening Locations tab enables you to configure one or more listening location addresses on which a listener will wait for client connections.

Protocol

From the list, select the protocol for the address. Depending on the protocol chosen, enter protocol parameter information in the fields as appropriate.

Show Advanced/Hide Advanced button

Use the Show Advanced/Hide Advanced toggle to display or hide settings for specifying the I/O buffer space limit for the listener.

These settings are supported by the TCP/IP, TCP/IP with SSL, and SDP protocols.

  • Total Send Buffer Size

Specify, in bytes, the buffer space for send operations of sessions.

Because the database server writes data to clients, setting this setting at the serverside is typically adequate. If the database server is receiving a large volume of requests, then also set the Total Receive Buffer Size setting.

  • Total Receive Buffer Size

Specify, in bytes, the buffer space for receive operations of sessions.

Statically dedicate this address for JServer connections

Choose to configure the listener.ora file with General Inter-Orb Protocol (GIOP) endpoints for Oracle JServer release 8.1 connections.

Add Address

Choose to create a new protocol address. A new Address tab displays where you can select the protocol and enter protocol information in the fields.

Remove Address

Choose to delete the selected Address tab and its address information.

For more information about configuring I/O buffer space, see Chapter 14, Optimizing Performance, in the Oracle10i Net Administrator's Guide.

Related Topics

Oracle Net Services Overview

Service registration

Configure Listener Addresses 

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