It was probably configured not to permit remote access. You don't need
sqlnet.ora, but it's useful if you want to use authentication (for
example, on an NT network).
Cheers,
g
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I am new to Oracle and have been trying to connect to the database
remotely.
I finally am able to connect; however, I had to delete SQLNet.ora. Does
anybody know if this will hurt anything?
Thanks,
Brian King
Software Developer
Starn Technical Services
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