Connect from OS/390 to Oracle on NT

We need to connect to Oracle on an NT platform from an OS/390 system. I have seen a reference to something called Oracle Access Manager that purports to do this but I can't find any info on this product. Can anyone tell me if this product is still offered and if it is the right way to go? Any other suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks in Advance

Just modify your TNSNAMES file and add the entry for your database on NT. [email protected]

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