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The following can be used to start the Oracle Net Configuration Assistant manually through UNIX:
$ $ORACLE_HOME/bin/netca
The Oracle Net Configuration Assistant can also be started manually through Windows by selecting Start | Programs | Oracle—OraHome10 | Configuration and Migration Tools | Net Configuration Assistant.
The Oracle Internet Directory Configuration Assistant can be used to configure the Oracle Internet Directory. The directory configuration file ldap.ora can be configured with the Oracle Internet Directory Configuration Assistant or the Oracle Net Configuration Assistant. The ldap.ora file can reside in different locations depending on which tool created the ldap.ora file.
If created by the OID Configuration Assistant, the ldap.ora file is stored in the ORACLE_HOME/ldap/admin directory.
If created by the Oracle Net Configuration Assistant, the ldap.ora file is stored in the ORACLE_HOME/network/admin directory.
The ldap.ora file location can be manually specified with the LDAP_ADMIN or TNS_ADMIN environmental variables.
The Listener Control utility can be used to start and stop listeners, check their status, and perform tracing and other management operations. The syntax is
lsnrctl command [listener_name]
Listener commands can also be executed from within the Listener Control utility. The listener name is the one defined in the listener.ora file, but a default listener named LISTENER can be used instead. If LISTENER is used, a listener name does not need to be specified.
The following shows how to stop the listener. Here, executing the lsnrctl command generates an LSNRCTL prompt:
$ lsnrctl LSNRCTL> stop Connecting to (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=IPC) (KEY=EXTPROC0))) The command completed successfully
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