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Oracle Tips by Burleson |
Oracle Net Configuration
Assistant
I have mentioned the Oracle Net
Configuration assistant (NETCA) several times in the last few
sections. The NETCA is a Java based GUI that makes configuring and
testing Oracle Net connections very easy. Figure 14.x shows the top
level screen of the NETCA GUI. If you are only configuring a simple
Oracle Net setup there are only two options on this NETCA GUI you
will need to bother with, for the server setup you will use the
Listener Configuration and Local Net Service Name Configuration
options, for the client, you need only use the Local Net Service
Name Configuration option.
The NETCA GUI can be invoked from the
command line using netca as the command, from the OEM Service
Manager - Oracle Net manager selection or in Windows from the
Start-Programs-Oracle-Network Administration menu. The OEM Oracle
net manager is shown in Figure 14.xx. In The OEM Oracle Net manager
for a simple topology you should just use the Profile, Service
naming and Listeners configuration options under the Local
configuration icon. The top level screen for the Oracle net
Configuration Assistant is shown in Figure 14.3. The top level
screen of the OEM Oracle net manager is shown in Figure 14.4
The interfaces are really rather intuitive
once you get into them and understand exactly what you want to do. I
suggest overlooking the Oracle Net manuals before attempting to
configure your system if it is more complex than a couple of
databases, a server and a flat network topology.
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