After installing 10g 10.1.2.0.0

Dear all
Please assist am unable to get the oem 10g application server control main page , when i click on the link it is opening the iis server page.
n e comments highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance and Best Regards
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mohdazam

What is the port number it is trying to connect or getting connected to?

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after installing Oracle 10g, I am trying to use programs like SQL*Plus or Forms Builder. However, these programs are asking me for the host string, and:
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- But I don't know how I can configure a host string for local access.
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