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Oracle available Ports for Listener
Hi all..
Sun 5.8
I using 1521 for Oracle 8.1.7 and 1526 for Oracle 9.2. These 2 versions are installed under Different Accounts. Now i need to Install 9.0.1 on the same server with another Account.
so my question is Which are the ports i can use now for Listener to communicate for the 3rd version iam going to Install ?..
Thanks for all your help
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Re: Oracle available Ports for Listener
You can use any port you wish.
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As Julian says you can use any port you wish (providing it is not aleady being used) or another option would be to use a single listener to cover all versions.
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You can use any port that isn't already used. You might try port 1528. Look at the netstat command. It will tell you what ports are in use. I think you want the port number to be over 1200, but I'm not sure. You need root access for any port under that number.
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how do we find out which ports are available ?....Sun 5.8
Thanks
Ron
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Take a look in /etc/services (providing you have kept it upto date)
or
will give you the information on sockets in use.
Regards
Jim
Oracle Certified Professional
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"Sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit but its still funny"
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Re: Re: Oracle available Ports for Listener
Originally posted by julian
You can use any port you wish.
I don't thing that using ports lower then 1000 is a good sugestions.
It possible but in any way this isn't good decigion.
Any # of a port lover then 1000 - is a root's port.
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link
This link might be helpful when trying to avoid port conflicts.
http://www.area51.dk/network/port-numbers
David Knight
OCP DBA 8i, 9i, 10g
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