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10.2 listener won 't start on same port as 9.2 listener

10.2 listener won 't start on same port as 9.2 listener

2005-09-20       - By Allen, Brandon
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Why would you need to restart your listener to add a new instance?  Any 8i+
instance, if configured appropriately, should automaticaly register with the
default listener when you start it up - no listener config or restart required.

Regards,
Brandon


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We want the ability to bring up any instance on any box and the only way we
could do that would be if every listener on every box was configured for
every Oracle database in the company.  I suppose we could do that, but
there's less management involved to maintaining one listener per instance
(otherwise whenever we added a new instance anywhere we'd need to modify and
restart all our listeners).


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