Remote Listeners for an Oracle RAC Database
A remote listener is a listener residing on one computer that redirects connections to a database instance on another computer. For example, SCAN listeners are remote listeners.
Caution:
Do not modify theREMOTE_REGISTRATION_ADDRESS parameter for your Oracle RAC deployment. The REMOTE_REGISTRATION_ADDRESS parameter is set by default to protect against TNS poisoning. Refer to Oracle Database Net Services Reference for more information about REMOTE_REGISTRATION_ADDRESS parameter.
In Oracle RAC environments, Oracle recommends that you let the Oracle Agent manage the Oracle listeners for the databases.
Related Topics
See Also:
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Net Service Names and the tnsnames.ora for more information about listener associations defined in the
tnsnames.orafile -
Oracle Database Net Services Reference for more information about the
listener.orafile -
Oracle Database Net Services Reference for an overview of listeners
Parent topic: Listener Configuration and the listener.ora File