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    Listener protecting password

    Listener protecting with password in Windows 2000--

    just adding a line password_listener =<>

    1 is the above line enough for simple maintainance?
    2 how to stop listener ..?

    any other considerations has to be taken on this.?

    thanks

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    why not use "lsnrctl change_password" instead??
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    stop LISTENER listener_name

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    Oh yaa..........I forgot answer that question

    wouldn't it be "lsnrctl stop" ??
    or go to the services and stop the service oracleorahometnslistener.
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    Re: Listener protecting password

    Originally posted by engiri
    Listener protecting with password in Windows 2000--

    2 how to stop listener ..?

    thanks
    Sorry i intend to ask
    how to stop listener that is protected with password..
    since it is not asking password at the time of stopping from the same server..

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    Haven't Oracle in front of me to check to this, but if I remember right:

    Code:
    Oracle> lsnrctl
    LSNRCTL> set password whatever
    LSNRCTL> stop

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    RTFM DUDE serious waste of pixles on my puter this post is
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