First, Introduction
When we need to connect to a remote Oracle database server, we need to install the Oracle client on our own machine.
Second, installation steps and Configuration
Reference: http://blog.csdn.net/luiseradl/article/details/7085222
The database and the client are on different machines.
Before installing, navigate to the following directory on the server where the Oracle database is installed.
Change localhost in Listener.ora and Tnsnames.ora to the IP address of the machine, my 192.168.1.102
Then start installing the Oracle Client
Select Customize to define the installed components yourself.
Cancels the selection of the Oracle Scheduler Agent component.
When you proceed to 80%, the following configuration program is run. (generally hidden in the current interface, not in the current interface silly wait ah, hehe)
Host name, preferably with an IP address.
Change the login to the user name and password on the Oracle database.
This completes the client configuration.
Third, the question
Although installed, I still have a little doubt, why do clients need to configure the monitoring service? According to the principle of C/s architecture, should be the Oracle database server passive waiting for the client connection Ah, why the client also need to configure monitoring?
Just contact Oracle, and you need to continue learning.
Oracle Configuration Client