Install Without Internet Connection ?

Using the Mohamed El-Mallah Portal book I have had
good results installing 9iAS and Oracle 8.1.7 dbms.
Not that everything works, but it seems possible that
success may happen. Especially with the Install Guide
referencd by John Hall.
My question is this, is it possible to have Portal
work without an Internet Connection ? My firewall
warns me about jre.exe and java.exe attempting to
access the internet and I'm concerned. I'd like to
be able to pull the plug on my Cable Modem and have
the whole thing work without connection to the
internet.
I've been replacing my PC's name with 127.0.0.1 wherever
I find the PC name, but this does not seem to be the
entire answer.
Is Portal possible on a standalone PC, like a laptop,
with no connection to the internet ?
[email protected] (520) 621-7731
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