Oracle 9i and 8.0.2 connection

We have Oracle 9.2.0.1 database running on win 2k server.
At the client end we have 8.0.2 client inst . How do i establish communication between 8.0.2 client and 9i(server databse)?
Through net80 easy config it gives me follwing error?
-12203 - destination not found
12604 - no listener
Awaiting quick help....
Thanks

Hi,
Don't think that Oracle does any real support here. It is just for users collaboration. For quick help on a saturday, I think what you need is a support contract.

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