Setting up the OracleListener from the Command Line (LKCLI)

You can set up the OracleListener through the use of the LKCLI (Command Line Interface).

Creating/Extending/Configuring the OracleListener from the Command Line

create listener

EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource listener --tag <tag> --exe <exe path> --config <config path> --protection <Full | Intermediate | Minimal> --recovery <Standard | Optional> --switchback <switchback type> --user <system user> --listener <listener name> --iptag <IP tag>

Option	Default	Description
--exe <str>		Execution path of the Listener.
--config <str>		Path of the execution setting file of the Listener.
--protection <str>		Protection level of the Listener: Full – Start, stop, monitor and recover Intermediate – Start, monitor and recover Minimal – Only start and monitor
--recovery <str>		Recovery level of the Listener: Standard – Enable the standard LifeKeeper recovery. When all listeners fail locally, perform failover to a valid backup server if necessary. Optional – Enable option LifeKeeper recovery. Even when all listeners fail locally, failover to a valid backup server will not be performed.
[--user <str>]	None	System usename. Specify a system user that has permission to start, stop, monitor and recover the Listener.
[--listener <str>]	LISTENER	The name of the Oracle Listener to protect.
[--iptag <str>]	None	The tag name of the IP resource that is protected as a dependency on this resource hierarchy.

extend listener

EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource extend listener --tag <tag> --dest <backup node> --switchback <switchback type> --template_prioity <priority> --target_priority <prority> --exe <exe path> --config <config path>

Option	Default	Description
[--exe <str>]	Source system exe value.	Execution path of the Listener.
[--config <str>]	Source system config value.	Path of the execution setting file of the Listener.

config listener

Option	Default	Description
--type <str>		The item name to change. Options vary depending on the item. ProtectionLevel – Protection level of the Listener. RecoveryLevel – Recovery level of the Listener. Listener – The name of the Oracle Listener to protect.

--type ProtectionLevel

EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource config listener --tag <tag> --type ProtectionLevel --value <Full | Intermediate | Minimal>

Option	Default	Description
--value <str>		Same as the protection option of create.

--type RecoveryLevel

EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource config listener --tag <tag> --type RecoveryLevel --value <Standard | Optional>

Option	Default	Description
--value <str>		Same as the recovery option of create.

--type Listener

EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource config listener --tag <tag> --type Listener --value <listener name> --iptag <IP tag>

Option	Default	Description
--value <str>		Name of the Oracle Listener to protect.
[--iptag <str>]	None	The tag name of the IP resource that is protected as a dependency.

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