Assuming you have already installed Net8 on your Solaris box, then you need
to startup the listener so that the clients could connect via network.
Before doing that, add the DB instance entry in your listener.ora (by
default it should be in /var/opt/oracle). Then do a
> lsnrctl start
As for your client, you'll need SQL*Net 2.3 (or above) or Net8 (the oracle8
version of SQLNet installed). Don't forget to add the connection info in
tnsnames.ora (located in /Orant/network/admin in your client )
Hope that helps
Steven Webb <steve_at_wynde.com> wrote in article
<3575BC6A.802B67AE_at_wynde.com>...
> Hello.
>
> I took the official Oracle sysadmin class last month, but they didn't
> include any information about how to get things installed completely.
>
> I've got 8.0.3 installed and running on my Solaris box, and I'd like to
> be able to administer it using the nifty tools which are available via
> the NT Oracle Enterprise Manager, but I can't get the two machines to
> talk to each other.
>
> I've sloshed around in the massive volumes of Oracle documentation but
> I've not come up with anything concrete. When I try to connect to the
> Solaris Oracle server I need to provide a "service" name to the NT OEM
> software. How do I register that service name with NT and get the
> Solaris Oracle Server to "offer" that same named service?
>
> - Steve
>
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Received on Wed Jun 03 1998 - 18:57:07 CDT
