RE: Where do i start for troubleshooting this issue

Take a look at what does and doesn't work.  First off, can you ping the
host in a reasonable amount of time?  If not then a traceroute between
the two machines may lead to the problem.  Once had a server that sent
out a it's traffic for a certain host to the internet.  Bad routing
table was what it turned out to be. 


Dick Goulet
Senior Oracle DBA
PAREXEL International

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Subject: Re: Where do i start for troubleshooting this issue

On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 06:40:26AM +0000, hrishy wrote:
> When i do a tnsping to the service name in a shell script the listener
responds in like 3500 secs ocassionally.
> Where do i start troubleshooting this issue ?

If it were me I'd use tcpdump first to see what the differential on the
packet delivery
looked like.  tcpdump is unintrusive and that is why I would start
there.    
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