Welcome to Spotlight
Install Spotlight
Start Spotlight
Spotlight on Oracle now includes web based analytics
Get Spotlight on your favorite mobile device
Authorize Spotlight
Spotlight on Oracle
Connect to an Oracle Database
Oracle User Wizard
Spotlight on Oracle Data Guard
DBA Connection Credentials
User Account
New Oracle User
Select Tablespace
Predictive Diagnostics
Ready To Configure Oracle User
End
Configuring Oracle User for Spotlight Dialog
Toad DBA Suite for Oracle
Oracle Architecture Overview
Spotlight on Oracle Home Page
Spotlight on Oracle Alarms
Spotlight on Oracle Drilldowns
Install And Configure DTrace Scripts
Tune Your Oracle Database
Predictive Diagnostics
Spotlight on Oracle Tools: Explain Plan, SQL Optimizer, Space Manager
Spotlight on your favorite mobile device
Standby Connections Dialog
Spotlight on Oracle Data Guard Home Page
Spotlight on Oracle Data Guard Alarms
Spotlight on Oracle RAC
Connect to Spotlight on Oracle RAC
Spotlight on Unix
Oracle RAC Connection Details
Verify Cluster Connection Details Dialog
Connect to an Exadata Storage Server (Cells)
Spotlight on Oracle RAC Home Page
Spotlight on Oracle RAC Alarms
Spotlight on Oracle RAC Drilldowns
Configure the Unix System
Connect to Unix Systems
Spotlight on Unix Home Page
Spotlight on Unix Alarms
Spotlight on Unix Drilldowns
Spotlight on Windows
Connect to Windows Systems
Spotlight on Windows Home Page
Spotlight on Windows Alarms
Spotlight on Windows Drilldowns
Spotlight on MySQL
Connect to a MySQL Database
Spotlight on MySQL Home Page
Spotlight on MySQL Alarms
Spotlight on MySQL Drilldowns
Troubleshooting: Connection Problems
Services Page
The Services page lists (by name) the popular services found in the /etc/services file of the Unix machine. These services may or may not be enabled.
To open the Services page
- Select the Spotlight on Unix connection in the Spotlight Browser.
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Click Processes | Services.
The Services table contains the following information.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Service name | The name of the specified service. |
| Port number | The logical port used by the service to handle data. |
| Protocol | The transfer protocol used by the service. Possible protocols include TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and UDP (User Datagram Protocol). |
| Aliases | Alternative names for the service. |
| Active? |
The status of the port used by the service (initially blank). To display the status, right-click on a service in the table and select Test port. Possible values are:
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