Connect Oracle to SQL serever

hi all please help me
i have window xp and VMware on same pc also has win xp
i installed SQL server r2 and oracle client in on my pc
and aslo installed oracle database 10g in vmware
how make connection between two database server
connection between my pc and vmware is work good and see oracle 10g from m pc
thanks for all

Please help me again
i have the following step please help if their any missing requirement
step one install oracle 10g in laptop win xp
step two install sql server r2 2008 and oracle client software in another laptop with win xp and configure Listener.ora
and tnsnames.ora with Host the ip of the second laptop
Q1 do you have an install oracle client in pc that contain oracle to g?
Q2 when istall oracle 10 g by deafult take port 5500 and when istall oracle client take by default port 1521
what make?
Q3 when i want to make connection from sql server to oracle 10g i put servername(the ip of the second laptop)and user name that created in oracle 10g with password its correct or what?
please help me the requirement software and configuration to make replication between oracle 10g and sql server r2 2008
thanks for all

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