What is the method for setting up the Oracle listener configuration?

There are generally two methods for configuring Oracle to start the listener.

  1. Use the Oracle Net Configuration Assistant (NetCA): Locate the NetCA tool in the Oracle installation directory, then run it. Select the “Listener Configuration” option in the tool, and configure the listener parameters according to the wizard steps.
  2. Manually modify listener configuration: You can directly edit the listener configuration file listener.ora, usually located in the $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin directory. Add listener parameter configurations in the file, save the file, and then restart the listener to apply the configuration.

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