Default users in oracle 10g

Hi,
how can we check the default users in oracle 10g which were created at the time of database creation??

Hello...
Please find the user and its usage in 10G:::
User Purpose
=========================
SYS Oracle Data Dictionary/ Catalog
SYSTEM The default DBA user name (please do not use SYS)
OUTLN Stored outlines for optimizer plan stability
DBSNMP Oracle Intelligent agent
DIP Generic user account DIP for processing events propagated by DIP.
TSMSYS User for Transparent Session Migration (TSM) a Grid feature
ORACLE_OCM Owner of packages used by Oracle Configuration Manager
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