As discussed in Update Config File for Oracle LISTENER on Both Nodes, the name of the Listener to protect is LISTENER1.
1. In the LifeKeeper User Interface, define a new resource. Click the “Operations” dropdown and select “Create Resource Hierarchy (on node-a). Select “Oracle Database Listener” as the Recovery Kit.

- Enter the following values. Select the default values.
| Listener Configuration File Path | /u01/app/oracle/product/19.3.0/dbhome_1/network/admin/listener.ora |
| Listener Name(s) | LISTENER1 |
| Listener Executable Path | /u01/app/oracle/product/19.3.0/dbhome_1/bin |
- Enter the following values and click “NEXT”.
| Listener Tag | LSNR.LISTENER1 |
| Switchback Type | Intelligent |
| Listener Protection Level | Full |
| Listener Recovery Level | Standard (On) |
| IP address Name(s) | ip-10.10.10.10 |

- The wizard provides a review of all values specified. Verify that everything looks correct, then select “EXECUTE” to create the resource.

- Once the resource has been created, click “EXTEND RESOURCE HIERARCHY”

- The next step is the “Pre-Extend Wizard”. Select the default values.

| Template Priority | 1 |
| Target Priority | 10 |
Once the ‘Pre-Extend Wizard’ checks are passed, select “NEXT” to continue.

- Enter the following values and click “NEXT”.
| Switchback Type | intelligent |
| Listener Tag | LSNR.LISTENER1 |
| Listener Configuration File Path | /u01/app/oracle/product/19.3.0/dbhome_1/network/admin/listener.ora |
| Listener Executable Path | /u01/app/oracle/product/19.3.0/dbhome_1/bin |
- Verify the values displayed are correct and click “EXECUTE”

- The Extend Wizard reviews the values and extends the Listener Resource to Node-B. Once the configuration is completed, select “CLOSE”.

- Now the Oracle Listener Resource is defined. The Oracle Listener Resource depends on the ip-10.10.10.10 resource as shown below.




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