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From: Cyril Thankappan <cyril_thank_at_rediffmail.com>
Date: 8 Dec 2000 07:21:37 -0000
Message-Id: <10703.123979@fatcity.com>

Hi!

 Is there any 'standard' about the physical location  (like 1st floor preferable to ground etc...)  of servers?

 I mean some 'standard' which takes care of issues of  safety like fire,disaster..etc...

 Not to speak of issues of how to move in and move out  servers!!!!!

 Thanks

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 From: Srinivas Pulla <spulla_at_deploy.com>  Date: Fri, 08 Dec 2000 00:00:28 -0800
 Subject: Re: How to remotely start/stop oracle listener service?

Hi Bala,
http://www.filelibrary.com/Contents/Windows/139/12.html Check out this site where you can find some cool NT utilities, you can download the rshd deamon ( or even from Nt resouce kit), and install it on the remote machine, and create a similar userid as the one you will be accessing on the remote machine ( eg: oracle and the same password as the remote oracle user) and then you can execute the command's on the remote machine
eg: rsh < remote host> -l < userid > < command >

 But if you logged in as the same userid as the remote machine's userid where you are executing the command, you may not require the " -l userid " and the command can be any command on the remote machine,(can be a batch file having the listener commands and an argument to execute the required command eg: status, start or stop).

 There are lot many ways to do this even, if you have Humming-Birds Exceed you can install the Telnet server, (or from Nt-resource kit) , using which you can telnet to the remote machine and execute the command interactively.

Let me know if you require more info.

Srinivas

Bala Muru wrote:

> Hi Srinivas,
Received on Fri Dec 08 2000 - 01:21:37 CST