Which four operations performed after the Oracle Restart installation are automatically added to the Oracle Restart configuration?

The Oracle Net Configuration Assistant (NETCA) automatically registers the listener with Oracle Restart when it creates or configures it on a server running Oracle Restart, ensuring its high availability.

The Server Control Utility (SRVCTL) is the primary command-line tool for managing Oracle Restart components, and any database service created or managed through SRVCTL is automatically registered for Oracle Restart's management.

When a database instance is created using SQL statements, Oracle Restart can automatically detect and integrate this instance into its management configuration through mechanisms like the oratab file, which it monitors for database instances to manage for automatic restart capabilities.

The Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) is designed to create databases and automatically registers the newly created database and its associated components, like services, with Oracle Restart for automated startup and monitoring.

While ASMCA is used to manage ASM, an ASM instance created via ASMCA does not automatically register itself with Oracle Restart; it requires a separate, explicit 'srvctl add asm' command to be managed by Oracle Restart.

Database services created using the DBMS_SERVICE.CREATE_SERVICE PL/SQL package are defined within the database itself but require an explicit 'srvctl add service' command to be registered with Oracle Restart for external management.