Starting single sign-on and directory service

i am trying to install oracle 9i infrastructure on my clean win2000 box with 2.4 GHz proc and 1GB RAM.
i am getting falilure messages for the following:
infrastructure instance configuration assistant: failed
oracle 9i application server randomize password: failed
single sign on configuration assistant: failed
infrastructure mod-osso configuration assistant: failed
OPMN configuration assistant: failed
log file says:
Configuration failed for IAS
IAS Instance creation failed
Configuration failed for JAZN
JAZN configuration failed: unable to establish a directory context.
Configuration succeeded for IASProperty
Configuration failed for IAS
Configuration failed for JAZN
after which single sign-on and directory service dont start. which means no connectivity :(
can somebody please guide me about how to avoid this failure in installation or how to manually start these after installation.
it would be a great help
ashish

Hi,
we're having exactly the same problem.
Could you tell me what the problem is with the network ?
You say configure it properly but what do you mean ?
It's installed on a Windows 2000 Server machine, it's own DNS.
Thanks,
Yuri Arts

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