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There are some issues with Oracle and Windows Terminal Server on W2K. I found I was unable to use any client tools to connect to the "local" database on the machine I was supposedly logged into, got a TNS protocol error. Some of this is documented in the 8.1.7 NT/2000 release notes.
-Peter
Mark Lutze wrote:
>
> I would suggest Linux, if only for the ease that one can remotely
> administer the machine. (It is 4AM your pager just went off,
> what do you do, drive in to work, or dial in?)
>
> I have not used terminal server on W2K but my experience with terminal
> server on NT (as well as Timbuktu, and PC Anyware) are they work as
> long as the system is healthy. If the DB is down then it is probably
> because the system is not healthy, give me telnet!
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Received on Wed Apr 11 2001 - 08:33:53 CDT