Once within lsnrctl,
you can change the listener being modified via the set current_listener command.
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Oracle best practices dictate always using a listener password in
Oracle9i but never in Oracle Database 10g or 11g; for Oracle
Database 10g and later, the default authentication mode for the
listener is local OS authentication, which requires the listener
administrator to be a member of the local dba group.
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Command Description
CHANGE_PASSWORD Sets a new password for the listener. You will be prompted for the
old password for the listener.
EXIT Exits lsnrctl.
HELP Displays a list of the lsnrctl command options. You can also see
additional options via the help set and help show commands.
QUIT Exits lsnrctl.
RELOAD Allows you to modify the listener services after the listener has
been started. It forces SQL*Net to read and use the most current
listener.ora file.
SAVE_CONFIG New as of Net8. Creates a backup of your existing listener.ora file
and then updates your listener.ora file with parameters you have
changed via lsnrctl.
SERVICES Displays the services available, along with their connection
history. It also lists whether each service is enabled for remote
DBA or autologin access.
SET Sets parameter values. Options include the following:
current_listener changes the listener process whose parameters
are being set or shown.
displaymode changes the format and level of detail for the
services and status commands.
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