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Oracle® Database Net Services Administrator's Guide
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Release 2 (11.2)
Part Number E10836-07
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List of Examples
List of Figures
List of Tables
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documentation
Conventions
What's New in Oracle Net Services?
Oracle Database 11
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Release 2 New Features in Oracle Net Services
Oracle Database 11
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Release 1 New Features in Oracle Net Services
Part I Understanding Oracle Net Services
1
Introducing Oracle Net Services
About Oracle Net Services
Understanding Connectivity
Understanding Manageability
Understanding Shared Server Architecture
Understanding Performance
Understanding Network Security
Oracle Net Services Components
About Oracle Net
About Oracle Net Listener
About Oracle Connection Manager
About Networking Tools
About Oracle Advanced Security
2
Identifying and Accessing the Database
Understanding Database Instances
Understanding Database Services
Connecting to a Database Service
About Connect Descriptors
About the Protocol Address
About Service Registration
Understanding Service Handlers
About Dispatchers
About Dedicated Server Processes
About Database Resident Connection Pooling
Understanding Naming Methods
Choosing a Naming Method
Establishing a Client Session using a Naming Method
Entering a Connect String
Enhancing Service Accessibility using Multiple Listeners
About Connect-time Failover
About Transparent Application Failover
About Client Load Balancing
About Connection Load Balancing
3
Managing Network Address Information
Using Localized Management
Using a Directory Server for Centralized Management
Understanding the Directory Information Tree
Understanding Oracle Context
Understanding Net Service Alias Entries
Who Can Add or Modify Entries in the Directory Server
Client Connections Using Directory Naming
Considerations When Using Directory Servers
Limitations of Directory Naming Support with Microsoft Active Directory
4
Understanding the Communication Layers
Understanding Oracle Net Stack Communication for Client/Server Applications
About the Client Communication Stack
About the Server Communication Stack
Using Oracle Net Stack Communication for Java Applications
Using Oracle Net Stack Communication for Web Clients
Understanding Oracle Protocol Support Layer
TCP/IP Protocol
TCP/IP with SSL Protocol
Named Pipes Protocol
Sockets Direct Protocol (SDP)
5
Understanding Oracle Net Architecture
About Service Registration
About the Listener and Connection Requests
About Oracle Restart
About Blocked Connection Requests
Understanding Database Server Process Architecture
About Shared Server Processes
About Dedicated Server Processes
Understanding Oracle Connection Manager Architecture
Complete Architecture
Part II Configuration and Administration of Oracle Net Services
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Quick Start to Oracle Net Services
Prerequisites for Establishing Connectivity
Confirming Network Availability
Starting Oracle Net Listener and the Oracle Database Server
Starting Oracle Connection Manager
Connecting to the Database
Using Easy Connect to Connect to a Database
7
Managing Oracle Net Services
Using the User Interface Tools
Using Oracle Enterprise Manager to Configure Oracle Net Services
Using Oracle Net Manager to Configure Oracle Net Services
Deciding When to Use Oracle Enterprise Manager and Oracle Net Manager
Using Oracle Net Configuration Assistant to Configure Network Components
About the OracleNetAdmins Group
Adding Users To the OracleNetAdmins Group
Removing Users From the OracleNetAdmins Group
Changing Ownership of the OracleNetAdmins Group
Using Listener Control Utility to Administer the Listener
Performing Common Network Tasks
8
Configuring Naming Methods
Using the Easy Connect Naming Method
Configuring Easy Connect Naming on the Client
Configuring Easy Connect Naming to Use a DNS Alias
Examples of Easy Connect Naming Method
Configuring the Local Naming Method
Configuring the tnsnames.ora File During Installation
Configuring the tnsnames.ora File After Installation
Configuring the Directory Naming Method
Creating Multiple Default Contexts in a Directory Naming Server
Exporting Local Naming Entries to a Directory Naming Server
Exporting Directory Naming Entries to a tnsnames.ora File
Configuring External Naming Methods
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Configuring and Administering Oracle Net Listener
Overview of Oracle Net Listener
Configuring Oracle Net Listener During Installation
Customizing Oracle Net Listener Configuration
Configuring Listening Protocol Addresses
Handling Large Volumes of Concurrent Connection Requests
Configuring Static Service Information
Managing Oracle Net Listener Security
Configuring Service Registration
Setting Initialization Parameters for Service Registration
Registering Information with a Local Listener
Registering Information with a Remote Listener
Registering Information with All Listeners in a Network
Configuring a Naming Method
Administering the Listener
Starting and Stopping a Listener
Managing a Listener in an Oracle Restart Configuration
Determining the Current Status of a Listener
Monitoring Services of a Listener
Monitoring Listener Log Files
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Configuring Oracle Connection Manager
Configuring Oracle Connection Manager
Configuring the cman.ora file for the Oracle Connection Manager Host
Configuring Clients for Oracle Connection Manager
Configuring the Oracle Database Server for Oracle Connection Manager
Configuring Oracle Connection Manager as a Bridge for IPv4 and IPv6
Using the Oracle Connection Manager Control Utility to Administer Oracle Connection Manager
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Configuring Dispatchers
Configuring Dispatchers
Grouping Services by Dispatcher
Enabling Connection Pooling
Enabling Session Multiplexing
Configuring Clients for Environments Using Both Shared Server and Dedicated Server
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Configuring Profiles
Overview of Profile Configuration
Configuring the Profile During Installation
Configuring Client Attributes for Names Resolution
Specifying a Default Domain for Clients
Prioritizing Naming Methods
Routing Connection Requests to a Process
Configuring Database Access Control
Configuring Advanced Profile Information
Configuring External Naming Methods
Configuring Oracle Advanced Security
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Enabling Advanced Features of Oracle Net Services
Configuring Advanced Network Address and Connect Data Information
Creating a List of Listener Protocol Addresses
Configuring Address List Parameters
Configuring Advanced Connect Data Parameters
Configuring Connection Load Balancing
Example of Connection Load Balancing for Shared Server Configuration
Example of Connection Load Balancing for Dedicated Server Configuration
Configuring Transparent Application Failover
About Transparent Application Failover
What Transparent Application Failover Restores
About FAILOVER_MODE Parameters
Implementing Transparent Application Failover
Verifying Transparent Application Failover
Specifying the Instance Role for Primary and Secondary Instance Configurations
Configuring Connections to Third-party Database Services
Default Configuration for External Procedures
Configuring Oracle Net Services for Oracle Heterogeneous Services
Configuring Oracle Net Services for an Oracle Rdb Database
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Optimizing Performance
Configuring Session Data Unit
Setting the SDU Size for the Database
Setting the SDU Size for the Client
Determining Bandwidth-delay Product
Configuring I/O Buffer Space
Configuring I/O Buffer Space on the Client
Configuring I/O Buffer Size on the Server
Configuring SDP Support for InfiniBand Connections
Prerequisites for Using SDP
Configuring SDP on the Server
Configuring SDP on the Client
Limiting Resource Consumption by Unauthorized Users
Part III Testing and Troubleshooting Oracle Net Services
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Testing Connections
Testing the Network
Using the TNSPING Utility to Test Connectivity from the Client
Using the TRCROUTE Utility to Test Connectivity from the Client
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Troubleshooting Oracle Net Services
Understanding Automatic Diagnostic Repository
ADRCI: ADR Command Interpreter
Diagnosing Oracle Net Services
Diagnosing Server Problems
Diagnosing Client Problems
Resolving the Most Common Error Messages for Oracle Net Services
Troubleshooting Directory Naming Errors
Troubleshooting Tips for Oracle Net Services
Questions to Consider When Troubleshooting Oracle Net Services
Example of Troubleshooting a TNS-12154 Error
Troubleshooting Network Problems Using Log and Trace Files
Logging Error Information for Oracle Net Services
Oracle Net Error Stacks
Oracle Net Services Log File Names
Setting Logging Parameters
Setting Logging During Control Utilities Run Time
Using Log Files
Analyzing Listener Log Files
Analyzing Oracle Connection Manager Logs
Tracing Error Information for Oracle Net Services
Oracle Net Services Trace File Names
Setting Tracing Parameters
Setting Tracing During Control Utilities Run Time
Evaluating Oracle Net Services Trace Files
Using the Trace Assistant to Examine Trace Files
Contacting Oracle Support Services
Glossary
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