Repository for Oracle RDBMS installation ports (Oracle 12c)

Is there a repository for Oracle 12c where to find the configured ports after installation and above all after any change(s) in configuration?
I think about: listener, OEM, EPG,... ports.
Thanks and Regards.

OS Details: OEL 5.9 64 bit.
The portlist.ini is only interesting just after installation, and there not always an entry.
For instance, after I have done my installation (with listener, OEM), I still have an "empty file".
From the documentation:
"If you change a port number, it is not updated in the portlist.ini file, so you can only rely on this file immediately after installation"
"To find or change a port number, use the methods described in this appendix".
This is Appendix F. I scrolled it down, and don't find where to change and view the actual ports.
It seems to me there is no way to:
- See clearly the values of the ports used and for what component.
- Modify these ports and how.
Mayve I miss something, does someone understand it better?
Kind Regards.

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