Russ Suter
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Duplicated an Oracle Server VM - No services :(
I have duplicated a virtual machine with a couple of Oracle databases on it. The only thing I did after duplicating the VM was to change its IP address to avoid an address conflict. Now, however, the listener is saying "The listener supports no services". What do I need to reconfigure to get this new instance of the server to correctly see services on its new IP address?
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Qlemo
Check the listener.ora for fixed entries, maybe there is the old IP address in there.
You need to modify the tnsnames.ora file to correspond.
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I've done both of those things. The listener.ora file's IP address has been updated and all of the entries in tnsnames.ora have also been updated. Yet when I run "lsnrctl start" in the command line it tells me "The listener supports no services"
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Is this pretty much a duplicate of your previous question:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28931399/How-do-I-fix-no-listener-error.html
Even though the error messages are different, that is likely due to the changes you are making. I feel the core issue is the same.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28931399/How-do-I-fix-no-listener-error.html
Even though the error messages are different, that is likely due to the changes you are making. I feel the core issue is the same.
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