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01-30-2001 01:40 AM
01-30-2001 01:40 AM
Problem when using Oracle Net8 Configuration Assistant
Hi all
My oracle DB is on my database server at IP address aa.bb.cc.dd. Listener is running and I can do 'sqlplus system/manager' from the Unix prompt to assess the database.
While trying to configure NET8 via the Net8 Configuration Assistant from Windows, I could not connect to the database while doing the 'test', error being 'Connect failed because target host or object does not exist'. I have entered the correct IP address for the database server and using the default port of 1521.
What's wrong? Can anybody help please?
Thanks
My oracle DB is on my database server at IP address aa.bb.cc.dd. Listener is running and I can do 'sqlplus system/manager' from the Unix prompt to assess the database.
While trying to configure NET8 via the Net8 Configuration Assistant from Windows, I could not connect to the database while doing the 'test', error being 'Connect failed because target host or object does not exist'. I have entered the correct IP address for the database server and using the default port of 1521.
What's wrong? Can anybody help please?
Thanks
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01-30-2001 03:10 AM
01-30-2001 03:10 AM
Re: Problem when using Oracle Net8 Configuration Assistant
Hi there.
Check your listener.ora because the port may be different. Have you set the ip-address or the hostname in the listener.ora ? Pls check that as well.
Rgds
Alexander M. Ermes
Check your listener.ora because the port may be different. Have you set the ip-address or the hostname in the listener.ora ? Pls check that as well.
Rgds
Alexander M. Ermes
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01-30-2001 10:05 AM
01-30-2001 10:05 AM
Re: Problem when using Oracle Net8 Configuration Assistant
There are several areas that could cause your problem.
I would start at the server. Add the db entry to your tnsnames.ora on your server. Then run sqlplus system/manager@ORACLE_SID. This will tell you if listener is functioning properly.
If there is a firewall between you and the server, make sure the port is open (usually port 1521).
Lastly, I would not use net80 assistant!!!!! I would manually modify my tnsnames.ora file on my client. I have had problems with the assistant in the past. Also depending on the products/version you have loaded on your client, you will need to modify the tnsnames.ora file in the $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin and $ORACLE_HOME/net80/admin. If you have only one of these, modify it, but if you have both, modify both.
Hope this helps.....
I would start at the server. Add the db entry to your tnsnames.ora on your server. Then run sqlplus system/manager@ORACLE_SID. This will tell you if listener is functioning properly.
If there is a firewall between you and the server, make sure the port is open (usually port 1521).
Lastly, I would not use net80 assistant!!!!! I would manually modify my tnsnames.ora file on my client. I have had problems with the assistant in the past. Also depending on the products/version you have loaded on your client, you will need to modify the tnsnames.ora file in the $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin and $ORACLE_HOME/net80/admin. If you have only one of these, modify it, but if you have both, modify both.
Hope this helps.....
If I had only read the instructions first??
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02-15-2001 05:45 PM
02-15-2001 05:45 PM
Re: Problem when using Oracle Net8 Configuration Assistant
Hello Marko!
Like Joseph, I've experienced several problems using Net8 assistant. In fact, ran into these problems BEFORE Net8, ie "Easy config" in prior releases for NT.
The trick I find most helpful when upgrading is to simply keep a copy of the tnsnames.ora and just drop a copy in the NEW network directory. (network or Net8 is your case) I always rename to existing tnsnames.ora to tnsnames.orig just in case.
Good luck!!
Josee
Like Joseph, I've experienced several problems using Net8 assistant. In fact, ran into these problems BEFORE Net8, ie "Easy config" in prior releases for NT.
The trick I find most helpful when upgrading is to simply keep a copy of the tnsnames.ora and just drop a copy in the NEW network directory. (network or Net8 is your case) I always rename to existing tnsnames.ora to tnsnames.orig just in case.
Good luck!!
Josee
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