1Z0-062 · Question #184
Which two tools can be used to configure static service information in the listener.ora file?
The correct answer is A. Oracle Net Manager B. Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control. Oracle Net Manager and Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control are the two GUI tools that can directly edit and configure static service entries in the listener.ora file.
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Which two tools can be used to configure static service information in the listener.ora file?
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- AOracle Net Manager
- BOracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control
- COracle Net Configuration Assistant
- DListener Control Utility (LSNRCTL)
- EOracle Enterprise Manager Database Express
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Oracle Net Manager and Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control are the two GUI tools that can directly edit and configure static service entries in the listener.ora file.
Oracle Net Manager is a graphical tool specifically designed to configure Oracle Net Services components, including adding and modifying static service information (SID_LIST entries) in the listener.ora file.
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control includes Oracle Net Services administration capabilities that allow administrators to configure listener.ora static service entries across managed targets from a centralized console.
Oracle Net Configuration Assistant (NETCA) is primarily used for initial listener creation and protocol configuration during installation, not for adding or managing static service entries in an existing listener.ora.
The Listener Control Utility (LSNRCTL) manages the listener process at runtime - it cannot write or edit static service configuration entries in the listener.ora file.
Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Express is a lightweight, database-scoped monitoring tool and does not provide listener.ora configuration capabilities.
Concept tested: Configuring static listener service information in listener.ora
Source: https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/19/netag/enabling-advanced-features-oracle-net-services.html
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