Oracle 8i Client Setup - Windows 2000

We have just installed Oracle 8i on a Windows NT server, and are using the standard LISTENER configuration.
On the client side, we are trying to use Windows 2000. When the install process goes through the setup routine, it keeps wanting to use NAMES SERVER as the way to connect to the server.
There does not appear to be anything that we are doing that would change this set up, ad yet, we can not seem to generate a TNSNAMES.ORA files on the client.
ARe there any known problems with using a Windows2000 client to a WindowsNt server, and if not, what advice might anyone have?

Hi Douglas:
Can you email me copies of the following:
tnsnames.ora
listener.ora
sqlnet.ora
If any of the files contains a link to the pfile send me that as well.
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