Oracle DBA - Tools for Network Configuration

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Step 4 - Tools for Network Configuration Learn Oracle - Oracle Net Configuration Assistant The Oracle Universal Installer launches Oracle Net Configuration Assistant after the database is installed. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant enables Oracle DBA to configure the listening protocol address and service information for an Oracle database. During a typical database install (as opposed to client install), Oracle Net Configuration Assistant automatically configures a listener with a name of LISTENER that has a TCP/IP listening protocol address for the Oracle database that Oracle DBA install. If Oracle DBA do a custom install, Oracle Net Configuration Assistant prompts Oracle DBA to configure a listener name and protocol address of your choice. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant is primarily a post installation tool. Thereafter, Oracle provides other means for network configuration, which are the Oracle Enterprise Manager and Oracle Net Manager. Enterprise Manager Enterprise Manager enables you to manage your server-side network configuration with two pages: the Listener page and the Net Services Administration page. The Net Services Administration page enables Oracle DBA to do the following: Configure the following: Local naming (tnsnames.ora files) on the machine running the database Directory naming Listeners Search and sort local and directory naming entries Export directory naming entries to tnsnames.ora file Perform the following administrative tasks for a selected listener: Show current status Change status (start/stop listener) Change tracing settings Change logging settings Oracle DBA can navigate to the Net Services page from the Home page by clicking Listener under General. The Listener page appears. Under Related Links, click Net Services Administration. Oracle Net Manager Oracle DBA can access Oracle Net Manager from the command line or for Windows platforms through the Start menu. For command line (UNIX, Linux, or Windows) run netmgr. On Windows choose: Start > Programs > Oracle - home-name > Configuration and Migration Tools > Net Manager Oracle Net Manager provides the same features as Oracle Enterprise Manager with the addition of configuring profiles

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STEP 4 - Next Topics After installing your Oracle software and database, Oracle DBA have a fully functional database with a client/server network environment that has been minimally configured.This Step contains the topics to help Oracle DBA completely configure your client/server network. Learn Oracle DBA Step 4 by clicking links below: Understanding Network Configuration Oracle Net Listener Configuration Client Configuration Connection Requests Naming Methods Tools for Network Configuration Viewing Listener Configuration Starting and Shutting down the Listener Configuring Oracle Networking on Client Machine

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