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All,
I have a script which runs on a remote unix box for the purpose of monitoring our 'Monitoring Server'. It checks to make sure that the box pings, and that Oracle processes are up and running, etc. I am able to get my script to remotely re-start OMS if it detects that it is not running. When I attempt to start the intelligent agent, data gatherer or listener processes remotely it fails to start the processes. Here is the command the script uses:
rsh apollo "/oracle/product/816/bin/lsnrctl start"
Anyone have any ideas of how to do this? According to Technet, there once was a bug which caused a problem with this but it was to be resolved with SQLNET V2.3. I am running on Solaris 2.6, Oracle 8.1.6 and there is no mention of an issue regarding this in TechNet for that release.
Your ideas on this would be appreciated.
TIA, Tina
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