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Step 4 - Starting and Shutting Down the Listener
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Starting and Shutting Down the Listener
The Oracle listener is set up to start automatically whenever your server machine is
restarted. However, when your system encounters unforeseen circumstances, or when
Oracle DBA have manually stopped the listener, Oracle DBA can restart it at the command line. To do
so, use the following:
lsnrctl start
This page also gives the listener version, its net address, and start time.
Oracle DBA can additionally view the listener status at the command line using
lsnrctl status
Oracle DBA can use Enterprise Manager to stop the listener. To do so, navigate to the Listener:
listener_name page by clicking Listener on the Home page. To shutdown the listener,
click Stop.
Oracle DBA can also stop it at the command line using the following:
lsnrctl stop
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