How to run different client ?

Hi,
I have downloaded and installed Oracle8i Enterprise edition Release 8.1.7.0.0.
Now I have to connect to the above server either using Oracle client version 8.1.6.3.1 or 8.1.6.2. My question is -
- is it possible to download the above version Oracle
Client ?
- how can I connect from above such client to the above
server ?
Please let me know.
Thanks,
Harish

I don't know of any site where you can still download the 8.1.6 Oracle client or database. Oracle Support may know of an FTP site for desupported products.
In general, connecting from any version of the Oracle client to an Oracle server is pretty much the same.
- You want to create a new TNS name on your client machine. This is most easily accomplished by using the Net Config Assistant (the name changes slightly between releases)
- You then connect (assuming SQL*Plus) as
connect user/password@tnsname
Justin

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