How to access Oracle 8g from SQL Server 2005 SP3 EE 64 Bits ?

Dear All,
How to access Oralce 8g from SQL Server 2005 SP3 EE 64 Bits (liked server).
Best regards,
Miguel Gavinhos

Hi!
For the Oracle version is 8.1.6. what should I install, to access Oracle trought a linked server.
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