Part II Configuration and Administration of Oracle Net Services
Part II describes how to set up and configure Oracle Net Services.
This part contains the following chapters:
- Quick Start to Oracle Net Services
Help novice users set up and test a simple but common network configuration, such as one between a client application and a database over a TCP/IP network. - Managing Oracle Net Services
Learn about the various administration tools of Oracle Net Services, and also explore the command-line control utilities. - Configuring Naming Methods
Find out how to configure connectivity information for client connections to the database server. - Configuring and Administering Oracle Net Listener
Find out how to configure the listener to accept client connections. - Configuring and Administering Oracle Connection Manager
Oracle Connection Manager is a proxy server that forwards connection requests to databases or other proxy servers. It operates at the session level, and usually resides on a computer separate from the database server and client computers. - Configuring a Shared Server Architecture
You can manage server loads on Oracle Database by managing dispatchers, and configuring your clients to take advantages of Oracle Net Services features. - Configuring Profiles
Learn how to configure client and server configuration parameters in profiles. A profile is a collection of parameters that specifies preferences for enabling and configuring Oracle Net features on the client or database server. - Enabling Advanced Features of Oracle Net Services
Understand how to configure the advanced features of Oracle Net Services, including advanced connect data parameters, load balancing, failover, and connections to non-database services. - Optimizing Performance
Learn how to optimize connection performance.