adding_loopback_adapter.htm |
Disclaimer: Do it at your own risk.
It is pre-installation requirement of an Oracle DBMS, in windows environment. It basically generate a local IP address to virtual network adapter as a primary adapter. Oracle installer uses this adapter, while other applications would use your hardware-network card in a windows network-management system. |
1. Open Control Panel, then Click On Add hardware |
2.Follow the Wizard: |
3.Choose the first option: |
4.Select "Add a new hardware device" |
5.Check on the second option: |
6.Adding virtual Network Adapter: |
7.Use Microsoft Loop Back Adapter |
8.Start installing the virutal-harware |
9.If all goes well, you will get a screen similar to this one. |
10.You will have Microsoft Loop Back Adapter listed in Network Connections. |
11. Note two local connection, when loop back is added you will note the
followings' Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection 5: |
12.Check on Listener status: |
13.execute netstat -a in a command window, and |
14. after adding loop back system/manas8 pass word.
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15.Displaying Enterprise Manager (Don't forget to reset that PWD at an interval of 180 days) . |
15. Current *.ora files, tcp.ip will differ as we use different internet
providers, below given with at&t and comcast cable connection in xp-home/apache2.0/,
with enabled loop back adapter, MYSQL,
# listener.ora Network Configuration File:
C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\network\admin\listener.ora # tnsnames.ora Network Configuration File:
C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\network\admin\tnsnames.ora |