Oracle shutdown or initialization in progress

Dears!
I have installed 9iAS+8.1.7 on the same machine.9iAS & database
was working.For any reason we changed the IP address of the machine and restart the machine.Again we change the IP address to
the original one when 9iAS+database was installed,again restart the computer.But now when i connect through SQL*plus of database or 9iAS's SQL*plus to the database we failed to connect the error,"ORA-01033 utdown or initialization is in progress"
Kindly help to resolve the prob.
Many thanks!

Hi,
Please make sure the Tnsnanames.ora is having the Corretc IP Address. Please follow these steps:
1. Go to the Oracle Bin dir. from command Prompt.
2. Svrmgrl <Enter>
3. Connect internal/password@service
4. shutdown immediate
5. Startup
Mail me if you still have this problem, e-mail id: [email protected]
Regards,
G. Rajakumar.

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