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"Wayne Hinch" <hinchy2000_at_lineone.net> wrote in message news:<b40f4o$kvb$1_at_knossos.btinternet.com>...
> Sorry Frank i mean is it possible to access the back end of the database
> e.g. connect using SQL Plus or Enterprise Manager.
It can be a problem and may be even impossible. Everything depend on
configuration of broadband access. Each ISP use his own system,
somewhere you'll get public IP address, somewhere just internal behind
some NAT, maybe there is a strict firewall in way, maybe path is
clear.
Is hard to help you without knowing these information. You need to
contact support personnel and try to solve this with them. However, it
can be a big problem, because probably these guys have never heard of
something like Oracle, Sql*Plus etc. :-(
The worst scenario can be access only through some transparent proxy
without support for NET80 protocol, then you can't access your server
at all.
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