Linux 11g client to solaris10 11g server

Can you confirm that a linux 11g client can connect to a solaris 10 11g server?
I'm getting some weird connectivity issues between these and would like to confirm it isn't just me and my solaris 10 patch level or some other unknown.
tnsping and sqlplus hang. tcpdump shows that there is no push of data from the server after the initial SYN/SYN ACK. Don't think it is the firewall, since the handshake takes place, but I'm not the solaris sysadmin, so I can't be 100% on that.
Thanks.

Oracle client server interoperability is not depends on platform. Linux 11g client definitely supported to connect to Solaris 11g server.
Can you post the content of tnsnames.ora of your 11g client (is it same as your 10g client that you said working?)
also the output from
lsnrctl status
on server side.

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