Which combination of network settings would explain these symptoms?

You are asked to investigate a problem regarding client connectivity between the HR service and
a database, which is on a four-node RAC cluster. The HR service has four preferred instances on
the RAC cluster. This cluster also supports five other services. Occasionally, a client-connect
request for the HR service takes several minutes to connect, whereas the other five services
connect within a second or two. Client-side and server-side connection load balancing are used for
all the services. Which combination of network settings would explain these symptoms? (Choose
two.)

You are asked to investigate a problem regarding client connectivity between the HR service and
a database, which is on a four-node RAC cluster. The HR service has four preferred instances on
the RAC cluster. This cluster also supports five other services. Occasionally, a client-connect
request for the HR service takes several minutes to connect, whereas the other five services
connect within a second or two. Client-side and server-side connection load balancing are used for
all the services. Which combination of network settings would explain these symptoms? (Choose
two.)

A.
The listener on one or more nodes is listening only on the Virtual IP address and the HR
TNSNAMES entry uses the Hostnames for the Virtual IP addresses.

B.
The TNSNAMES. ORA file has an entry for all six services that uses the host name for the
Public IP address and not the Virtual IP address.

C.
The listener on one or more nodes is listening on both the Public IP address and the Virtual IP
address, and the HR TNSNAMES entry uses the Virtual IP address.

D.
The TNSNAMES. ORA file has an entry for the five other services that use the hostnames for
the Virtual IP
addresses and all the listeners listen on both the Public and Virtual IP addresses.

E.
The TNSNAMES.ORA file has an entry for the HR service that uses only the host name for the
public IP
address, and all the listeners listen on both the Public and Virtual IP addresses.



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