Configuring Listener Addresses
The listener must be configured with one or more protocol addresses. The listener receives connection requests from clients configured with the same addresses.
To configure a protocol address for the listener:
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In the navigator pane, expand Oracle Net Configuration > Local > Listeners.
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Select a listener.
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From the list in the right pane, select Listening Locations .
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Choose Add Address. A new Address tab appears.
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Select a protocol, and then enter the appropriate protocol parameter information for the selected protocol.
When configuring the listener to listen on TCP/IP for Oracle Net clients, you should choose the default port or 1521. If you do not, you must configure the LOCAL_LISTENER parameter in the initialization parameter file and resolve the listener name through a naming method.
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If the computer has more than one IP address and you want the listener to listen on all available IP addresses, configure TCP/IP or TCP/IP with SSL and enter the host name of the computer in the Host field.
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Optionally, click Show Advanced to specify settings for specifying the I/O buffer space of send and receive operations of session.
- Choose File > Save Network Configuration.
For more information about configuring a nondefault port, see Chapter 10, Configuring and Administering the Listener, in the Oracle10i Net Administrator's Guide.
For more information about configuring I/O buffer space, see Chapter 14, Optimizing Performance, in the Oracle10i Net Administrator's Guide.
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