Hi All,

The network engineer at the site confirmed that all the ports were open.
He played around with it and came up with the following solution.

type in [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of just username.

I had no problems connecting then.

Hope this helps,

N.



:->-----Original Message-----
:->From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
:->Behalf Of
:->DENNIS WILLIAMS
:->Sent: 04 November 2003 19:19
:->To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
:->Subject: RE: ORA-24314
:->
:->
:->Nuala
:->   This was discussed recently on this list, but not to a definite
:->conclusion. The speculation is that is probably a firewall 
:->issue. Your VPN
:->probably has to go through a firewall, which is probably 
:->open for normal
:->"telnet" type activities like a terminal connection. But 
:->connecting to
:->Oracle remotely requires, at a minimum port 1521 to be open 
:->(or whatever
:->your listener is listening for). Maybe more if you are 
:->running MTS. Some
:->firewalls are reputed to be more "Oracle aware" than others. 
:->I would talk to
:->your network engineer. And if you get it working, let us 
:->know what you had
:->to do.
:->
:->Dennis Williams
:->DBA
:->Lifetouch, Inc.
:->[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
:->
:->-----Original Message-----
:->Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 10:49 AM
:->To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
:->
:->
:->
:->Hello All,
:->
:->I've been connecting to a customers server via VPN.
:->
:->I've been able to connect to the database on the server  via 
:->SQLPLUS & Toad
:->but when I try to do an import or connect via SQLPLUS /NOLOG I get an
:->ORA-24314 error (no service handler).
:->
:->I've tried looking for an answer on the web but no joy.
:->
:->I rang the dba at the site and got him to connect to the 
:->machine (not via
:->VPN) and he had no problems doing the import and connecting 
:->via SQLPLUS
:->/NOLOG.
:->I also connected to another box via pcanywhere and had no 
:->problems with the
:->SQLPLUS /NOLOG option.
:->
:->What I would like to know is how come some oracle operations are not
:->possible via VPN? 
:->
:->Thanks in advance,
:->
:->N.
:->
:->ps oracle version 8.1.7.4 running on Windows 2000 server
:->
:->
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