Netman domains necessarily have to match your DNS domains. And, depending on
how you handle administration of your databases and Netman network
definitions, you might not want to use domains at all. Ie, if you manage
everything from one group, and can insure your database names are unique, it
seems simpler to use a single domain called 'world'. Also known as the flat
naming model. Either way, in Netmans' listener/addresses/host field, you
should be able to type anything, including dashes. We use IP addresses
instead of the actual hostname to save a tiny bit of overhead.
sybrandb_at_my-dejanews.com wrote:
>
> Hi,
> We are currently trying to setup a names server under Oracle 7.3.4 on
> Solaris. The problem that did arise however, was that age-old 16-bit
> Oracle Network Manager. It doesn't seem to accept hyphens (-) in the
> domain name, while DNS does accept them (whole company is running on
> it, so no way, Jose, to have that one changed).
> The only workaround I could think of is replace the hyphens by
> underscores, save the Names definition in a database and -behind the
> scenes- update the Names tables. Questions:
> -do I need to do anything more (probably I need to regenerate all
> checkpoint files)
> -is there a more recent version of Oracle in which this restriction has
> been lifted, or are there other ways to configure Oracle Names.
>
> Regards,
>
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> Sybrand Bakker, Oracle DBA
>
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