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> Can you please explain what the difference is between a 'real' server
> and a 'non-server'?
Well, I can try.
Server - 'real' as in NT Server, W2000 Server, SunSolaris, MoonSolaris - meaning OS where db server is installed.
As a 'non-server' - W2k pro, XP , NT workstation, linux , whatever, without any network domains, dhcp's etc.. Just TCP/ip..
I get ping working ok between w98 i w2kpro, each machine can
see/access the other's folders/partitions, both with static IP's,
set with same Workgroup name,
but tnsping/SqlPlus on w98 give 'can not resolve service name' & alikes.
(8.1.5 SE server & client). SqlPlus connects ok localy (on the "server").
Tried with entries in hosts files, tried all combinations in tnsnames, no luck...:o(
Zhix. Received on Thu Sep 05 2002 - 19:18:47 CDT