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Welcome to Oracle Net Configuration Assistant. The Oracle Net Configuration allows you to configure basic network components after installation.

Listener configuration

Select this option to create modify, delete or rename, a listener. The listener is a process on the server that receives and responds to client connection requests for a database. Clients using connect descriptors configured with the same protocol addresses can send a connection request to the listener.

Naming Methods configuration

Select this option to configure naming methods. When an end user connects to a database service, a connect string that identifies the service through a simple name, called a connect identifier, is used. A connect identifier can be the actual name of the service or a net service name. The connect identifier is resolved to a connect descriptor, which contains the network location and identification of the service, by a naming method. You can configure this computer to resolve connect identifiers using any of the following methods:

• Local naming

• Directory naming

• Easy connect naming

• Sun Network Information Service (NIS)

• Cell Directory Service (DCE CDS)

Additionally, if the local naming method is selected on the client, you are prompted to configure connect descriptors in a client-side tnsnames.ora file.

Local Net Service Name configuration

Select this option to create, modify, delete, rename, or test connectivity of a connect descriptor stored in a local tnsnames.ora file.

Directory Usage Configuration

Select this option to configure usage of a LDAP-compliant directory server, if you plan to use:

• Directory naming to centrally administer connect identifiers

• Enterprise user security for use with Oracle Advanced Security

• Other Oracle product features that use a centralized directory server to store entries