Re: Diskless export/import - here's a method to do so

Marcin -

From a very bright Windows system manager:

"MS supports them (named pipes) and supports them extensively.

MS refers to them by various names – but basically they are all based on the NetBIOS Transport at the T layer of the OSI model and at the APS layers of the OSI model they use a protocol called System Message Block (SMB) or also know as Microsoft RPC.

A lot of MS Programs use it – MS SQL Server, Exchange, MS File and Print traffic, etc. They use it via port 135, 137, 139 and then ports above 1024 after the session has been negioated on both sides. Generally one of the 13x ports is running the RPC Endpoint mapper and client for communicate to it – and establish ports above 1024 for conversation over a "named pipe". "

hth -

Kind regards,
jh

Marcin P <pioro1-nospam_at_poczta.fm> wrote in message news:<bvtkq5$qed$1_at_atlantis.news.tpi.pl>...
> Jared wrote:
>
> > Hi, all -
> >
> > technique to tunnel the export stream between servers. It was created
> > on Unix, but can be used in the Windows world if you get the M$
> > version of the utilities installed. Here we go:
>
> IIRC on Windows 'pipe' doean't exist, so this is imposible on windows
> machine. But we alway may use Unix box as client ;)
>
> regards,
> Marcin Przepiórowski
> Senior Oracle DBA
> www.oracledba.pl
Received on Fri Feb 06 2004 - 10:25:17 CST