The easiest way to find the listener(s) running on oracle db system is as follows:
lsnrctl status
it will list all the database names
whats the way to find listener port then?.. here is the way to find using simple command
tnsping service_name
example: tnsping mydb
finally we got host , port and service_name in simple text, we got everything that one can use to make a connection with port
the final query answer and purpose of this post come here that is finding the number of of connections established/hitting oracle listener port
( there are many options, one can opt which is best based on purpose and results)
netstat -an | grep port_number
example: netstat -an | grep 1521
netstat -anp | grep port_number
there are many usages of this command, with which one can find what is running on a particular port or how many connections established etc ..
(looking more info on netstat, the easiest way to find is man netstat )
Hope this will help you .. or anything missed out here that one feel to add.. so why wait, make a comment now.. :)
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