Error verifing REDO LOG COLLECTOR

Dear all,
I get this error when i try to verify REDO collector:
$avorcldb verify -src 10.52.128.176:3000:TEST -colltype REDO
Introducir Nombre de Usuario de Origen: srcuser
Introducir Contraseña de Origen:
ERROR: el nombre de base de datos global para la base de datos origen debe incluir el dominio para utilizar el recopilador REDO LOG
ERROR: defina los parámetros init.ora anteriores para los valores recomendados/necesarios
The message languaje is spanish.... sorry.... the translation is:
ERROR: Database global name for the source database must include the domain to use te REDO LOG COLLECTOR.
ERROR: Define the before parameters on init.ora with the necesary values.
I think that the error is because of the DB_DOMAIN parameter of the source database. I've incluide it and it doesn´t work.
Thank you!!

Of course, the problem looks easy but I can´t still solve it...
I created the source user on the source database, following the instructions of the Administrator guide.
After create this user and grant him the privileges of the script zarsspriv.sql and so on. Then I had to add a database and to do it, i have to enter the username and password of the user that i created and I have no problems...
Then I need to add the collectors of the source database. When I add theses collector I dont have to enter the usernae/password, becasuse I entered it when I register the source database. Well... I add the DBAUD and OSAUD fine but when I try to add the REDO COLLECTOR i recive the error...
The more strange is that I can verify the collectors fine:
avorcldb verify -src neptuno:3000:testl -colltype REDO
Enter Source user name: srcuser
Enter Source password: ******
source neptuno verified for REDO Log Audit Collector collector
...but when I launch the add_collector comand for REDO collector i have the problem..
I´m using Oracle 10G, not 11G.
Thanks

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    STATUS VARCHAR2(12)
    PARALLEL VARCHAR2(3)
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    LOGINS VARCHAR2(10)
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    Dump file e:\oracle\admin\repf\bdump\trishul_arc0_1724.trc
    Fri Apr 04 12:57:31 2003
    ORACLE V9.2.0.2.1 - Production vsnsta=0
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    I have the similar problem - I am using Steams environment, and have got this
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