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Configuring a listener
Before you can monitor a listener, you must configure the specific listener. If you have a clustered environment, you need to perform an additional configuration. The following figure displays the tasks.
Listener configuration task flow
To edit a listener, use the following steps:
- From the ORANET menu, choose Configuration, select the listener to configure from the list of detected listeners, and click edit.
- Ensure that the HOME for the listener in the Listener Home field is correct.
- PATROL creates a LISTENER icon and begins monitoring the listener. You can use the Exit buttons to exit the box and function.
To add a listener, use the following steps:
- From the ORANET menu, choose Configuration and click add.
- Specify listener name, listener home, listener host and specify if it is local or remote listener
- PATROL creates a LISTENER icon and begins monitoring the listener. You can use the Exit buttons to exit the box and function.
To delete a listener from the ORANET menu, choose Configuration, select the listener to remove from the list of detected listeners, and click delete.
Cluster configuration
To monitor a listener that is part of a cluster, use the following steps:
From the ORANET menu, Cluster Configuration, enter the following information into the dialog box and click Accept:
Cluster configuration information
PATROL creates a listener icon and begins monitoring the listener.
Global Exclude Listeners
From the ORANET menu, KM Command > Global Exclude Listeners
You have the option to drag right and left listeners according to which you want to enable or disable.
Other option is using regular expression. The priority of the filter is for dragging list, in case you need to use regular expression , then all the listeners must be in active list.
Global Exclude Listeners Services
From the ORANET menu, KM Command > Global Exclude Listeners Services
You have the option to drag right and left listeners services according to which you want to enable or disable.
Other option is using regular expression. The priority of the filter is for dragging list, in case you need to use regular expression , then all the listeners services must be in active list.
Global Error Log Filters
From the ORANET menu, KM Command > Global Error Log Filters
By default, the ListenerLog parameter alarms only on TNS errors. If you want this parameter to alarm for all listeners, use the Global Error Log Filters menu command to add strings for monitoring.
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