Port Number For Oracle RAC
Sep 18, 2013I have a two node RAC setup using SCAN, and I have two databases on it. Can they have the same port number?
View 7 RepliesI have a two node RAC setup using SCAN, and I have two databases on it. Can they have the same port number?
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public class Orajdbc {
public static void main(String args[])
{
try
{
Class.forName("oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver");
Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection
[code]......
i am successfully connected by type 1 odbc driver but while i want to connect it with "ojdbc6.jar" file then i got this exception i already added that jar file to my Environment variable ClASSPATH ..
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i have a listener configured on default port 1521 and i wanted to change it. i did following:-
1. stop the listener through lsnrctl stop
2.change the port number in tnsnames.ora and listener.ora and save both files.
3.now i start the listener as lsnrctl start
4.it started successfully but saying that it cannot register to instance.
5.i connect sqlplus / as sysdba and execute "Alter system register" and "System Altered"
but even then the listener is not registering.
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1. stop the listener as lsnrctl stop (default listener).
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[code]
LISTENER =
(DESCRIPTION_LIST =
(DESCRIPTION =
[code]...
but i didnt get the reason of aforsaid error and my instance is not registering
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Listener log Sample :
02-MAR-2012 17:40:28 * (CONNECT_DATA=(SID=ORCL)(CID=(PROGRAM=)(HOST=__jdbc__)(USER=oracle))) * (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=10.1.3.12)(PORT=3773))
02-MAR-2012 17:39:31 * (CONNECT_DATA=(CID=(PROGRAM=)(HOST=__jdbc__)(USER=))(SERVICE_NAME=orcl)) * (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=10.1.1.84)(PORT=38192))
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We use shared servers for our application connections... when the database starts and randomly grabs a free port number for the dispatchers, we occasionally run into a port conflict - we also have tuxedo and several other processes that start after the database, that have pre-defined ports assigned. So if the dispatcher grabs port 52452 but say the workstation listener is defined to use that same port - once the WSL starts, we have a conflict.
I know we can pre-assign specific ports to the dispatchers; my concern with doing that is that we currently support roughly 150 customers remotely, all using our standard database configuration; many of these have multiple databases per server - in some cases, up to 10-15 databases. So manually managing specific ports on all of these would be tedious, to say the least... especially if some other third party app comes into play that happens to use one of the ports we selected, and we have to change everyone's ports again.
letting Oracle randomly pick a free port within the defined range.
if we add the known ports that are used in applications that start after the databases (the ones we end up in conflict with) to the /etc/services file - will that prevent the dispatchers from using those ports? Does Oracle search the /etc/services file to find used ports, before it assigns new ones out?
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we have a database available in UNIX machine A which can be connected from client in UNIX machine B through port 1521.
If we give ping command from UNIX machine A to B or B to A, 0% packet loss, means connection established properly through firewall in port 1521.
Now we are setup one more UNIX machine C and installed a client here. This machine is available in different group, means if i give ping command from machine C to A, 100% packet loss. But from machine A to C, connection established with 0% packet loss.Because of this, when we tried to connect to a database from client in Machine C to database in Machine A, we got "time out" error.
My query is:
1. Is this because of not opening of port 1521 through firewall?
2. If so, is it enough to open port 1521 through firewall when we connect from machine C to A?
3. Any additional setup is required in firewall apart from opening of ports?
Environment:
Oracle 11.2.0.3
UNIX AIX 5.3/6.1