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Based on ORA-12170 TNS connection timeout solution detailed

Updated: June 11, 2013 08:57:26 Author:
This article is a detailed analysis of the ORA-12170 TNS connection timeout solution, the need for a friend's reference

1. The start - programs - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- oracle - configuration and migration tool -- -- -- -- -- Net Manager - local service naming - ora11 (this is my dedicated server) on the right side of the host name into 192.168.1.102 below

2. The start - programs - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- oracle - configuration and migration tool -- -- -- -- -- Net Manager - local - the listener - the same right below the hostname to 192.168.1.102

Reconnect and report another error

ora-12541:TNS: no listener 1.cmd-- services.msc---- Start the service that starts with Oracle and ends with TNListener 2. If it's not activated yet, Modify the registry CMD - regedit find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Services/OracleTnsListener Add a string value for the TNSLSNR imagepath. Exe is the path to my D: / Oracle/Administrator/product / 11.1.0 db_1 / BIN/TNSLSNR finally can be connected, happy! If it can be used normally on the local machine, but to other machines in the LAN, "ORA-12170:TNS: Connection timeout Solution:

1.cmd-----ping ip address Check whether the network can be pinged successfully

cmd-----tnsping ip address (or SID of the server instance name) If TNS-12535: Operation timed out is displayed, the firewall on the server may not be disabled

3.cmd----netstat -na Check whether port 1521 is disabled. If port 1521 is disabled in the firewall Settings of Windows XP, set port 1521 as an exception

4.cmd----lsnrctl status lsnrctl is an abbreviation of the listener-control listener. Check the listener status

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