Net8 Protocols?

Hi-
I installed Oracle8i this morning on RedHat 6.0. Everything
seemed to go OK except that during the pre-install configuration
questions the list that shows available (detected) protocols for
Net8 was empty. I would have expected to see TCP/IP in there. I
had to leave for the office before I could investigate this
further. Just curious if anyone else has seen this. I did not
have this problem when I installed 8.0.5
Thanks,
Tom Barry
null

Likewise.
Everything seems to be OK. I've created a database, connected
via sqlplus, etc. I'm having difficulty connecting via sqlnet,
however.
Michael
Thomas Barry (guest) wrote:
: Hi-
: I installed Oracle8i this morning on RedHat 6.0. Everything
: seemed to go OK except that during the pre-install
configuration
: questions the list that shows available (detected) protocols
for
: Net8 was empty. I would have expected to see TCP/IP in there.
I
: had to leave for the office before I could investigate this
: further. Just curious if anyone else has seen this. I did not
: have this problem when I installed 8.0.5
: Thanks,
: Tom Barry
null

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