10g on SuSE 9.1 Pro issue

Hi everybody!
I am a newbie in this area (Oracle & Linux) and I need some help here...
I have succesfuly installed Oracle 10g on SuSE 9.1 Pro (kernel 2.6.4), following the step by step procedures as described by Oracle (oracle user account, dba and oinstall groups, kernel parameters, shell limits, environment variables for the oracle account...) BUT...after rebooting, any connection to the host, nomatter what port(5500,5560 etc), is refused...WHY?...There are no changes in the network configuration, the firewall service is off...
Could somebody give me an advice?
Thanks!

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