All ports used by oracle

Dear all,
Currently we are using oracle 10g R2 , Developer suite 10g on windows server 2003 32 bit.
we are upgrading to oracle database 11g R2 , Fusion Middleware on windows server 2012 64 bit.
our network administrator ask me to provide all the ports used by oracle so that we would include it in the firewall policy.
how to find those ports?
Regards.

EdStevens wrote:
Justin Mungal wrote:
saratpvv wrote:
This file contains port list
$ORACLE_HOME/install/portlist.iniHey... neat... I didn't know about that.
But I would still go with netstat just to be sure, as previously suggested. The portlist.ini file listed the EM and EM Agent ports, but didn't list the listener port... tsk tsk portlist.ini!Because you are expecting portlist.ini to be used for something that it is NOT used for ...
I can't find the documentation now, but it seems I remember reading that oracle uses its portlist.ini file to track what ports it has assigned to various (but not all) of its services. But it is NOT used to actually configure those services. THAT is done with various .config or .xml files. See http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e24321/app_port.htm#sthref841 for some additional insight.
Roger. I haven't actually used it, as I had only just heard about it. Thank you though.

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