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tnsping and sqlplus takes long time event though TNSPING response time is great

This time I faced this scenario,
One of my client called me and tell me that his application server faces difficulties to create the connection pool against the DB.

first I have checked the DB server side and I saw everything is ok
I tried to connect from my laptop - again OK
from the application server things were getting weird..
once every few tnsping commands or sqlplus command using tnsnames.ora sqlnet.ora the command tooks more than 10 seconds to return to prompt...

I did these changes to isolate the problem

sqlnet.ora

I've changed -
SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES= (NTS)
to:
SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES= (NONE)
and  in the tnsnames.ora - I've used IP instead of the DB hostname.
but still - same behavior as above.

then I've started to drill down and found these amazing finding:

* in the registry key called TNS_ADMIN
under LOCAL MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> ORACLE
I found out that the value is pointing to a centralized Oracle client server which the response time to reach him is not always good!!

Solution ->
I've changed this registry value to point the local network/admin folder and is works like a magic!

 I hope it helps you :-)

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