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Accessing Linux Database from windows Under Weblogic6.0

 
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Hi,
Out database is kept on windows machine (Oracle 8i) and i want to connect it from linux machine ..
When i apply utils.dbping from linux machine it gives the error like NT_CONNECTION_FAILED ....
i would really appreciate if u could let me know the real solution
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Nand Keswani
 
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It thinks that no TCP/IP port at the configured port on the configured machine is responding.
I don't know Oracle's setup, but for MS SQL Server, it's going to try and connect on port 1433 to whichever server you specify.
DBPing is a handy utility to test to see if your setup is OK without things being confused by all the complex subsystems of the WebLogic Server, so if DBPing fails, check to make sure your port # is OK (check with the DBA to make sure that they didn't assign it to another port #) and that the server name was correctly supplied. You probably also need a valid database user ID and password.
 
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