Re: SQL*Net TCP/IP listener for PO7 Enterprise Edition?
Date: 1995/08/06
Message-ID: <403jgt$e8p_at_dingo.cc.uq.oz.au>#1/1
mike.bray_at_nols.edu (Mike Bray) wrote:
>I just downloaded the trial version of Personal Oracle7 Enterprise
>Edition, the one that supposedly includes support for clients to
>connect via SQL*Net. The database runs, the local tools run, and I can
>use SQL*Net to connect to my unix based oracle server without any
>problem. I just can't connect any remote machines to this server.
>"telnet windowsbox 1525" gets "connection refused". Under unix, I need
>to start the orasrv process with "tcpctl". Is there some parallel
>under windows?
>I'm running Windows for Workgroups, with Microsoft's "wolverine" tcp/ip
>stack. Is "wolverine" the "microsoft tcp/ip (VxD)" option during
>installation where you select the TCP/IP vendor? I don't find any
>reference to either "wolverine" or "starting a SQL*Net listener" on
>oracle's support web, their compuserve files, or under the
>www.oracle.com support pages.
>Thanks,
>Mike Bray
>mike.bray_at_nols.edu
>307-332-1279
Mike,
I was under the impression that PO7 Enterprise would allow you to do things like distributed computing etc. , but it was initiated from the PO7 Enterprise database not the other way round.
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