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Thread: TNSLSNR is using port 8080 9090 and 1521

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    TNSLSNR process is using 8080 9090 and 1521 ports on nt, which block website user to log in. Does anybody know why this is happening? Last night I upgraded JServer from 816 to 81715. Does this have anything to do with my current situation? How to stop TNSLSNR process to user 8080 and 9090 port?

    Thank you!

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    Check your listener.ora and tnsnames.ora files. You may have more than one listener running on multiple ports. Make sure to check all ORACLE_HOMEs on the box. Just make sure you don't take down a listener that is being used. netasst in $ORACLE_HOME/bin is a nice little program for 8i databases. It's not extensive, but provides the basics if you're new to Oracle.

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    there are no port 8080 9090 in listener.ora file.

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    Are you using oracle provided appache server? If so, then it would use port 8080 for the outside communication. Check your Apache conf file for more detail.

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    Sam:

    I checked Apache conf file. It only user port 80. Any good suggestions?

    Thank you!

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    I think thqt port 8080 is used for Apache and Jserv to communicate ane with another
    You can find this Out from Jserv configuration ( look for jserc.conf and jserv.properties )

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    I don't see 8080 in jserv.conf and jserv.properties files. But I do believe 8080 is used by JServer. Because this happened after I upgraded JServer, and it dispeared after I reran one of the upgrading scripts. The strange thing is that after I reran that one of the upgrading scripts, all java objects in database has gone. Anybody has this experience before?

    Thanks!

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    may be good idea to follow all apache configuration files ( for mod_plsql for example ) because those ports can be used to Portal for example. Just see at bottom of httpd.conf 2 references to another conf files.

    If one of the upgrade JVM of Oracle will run rmjvm script this will delete ALL java objects ( included all Your developed classes )

    Intresting point that on upgrading from one version to another of JVM to ,succseed , you need to add some hidden parameter _system_trig_enabled = false , restart DB
    and remove it latter
    ( sorry i do not remember correct name of parameter try to search on metalink or otn)

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