Oracle Sql 11g Guide

hello to all,
i was looking on the oracle's website for the installation guide of 11g and i was able to find it only for linux.
could anyone please tell where can i find the installer guide for windows?
thank you!

Documentation is at tahiti.oracle.com
Depends on how you want to make a connection.
Usually there is a database listener running on the server, which has configuration file listener.ora, which is usually created with the tool "netca".
On the client there is usually a file called tnsnames.ora with details of the database server, listener port, and instance name.
Search the documentation for tnsnames.ora, listener.ora, netca

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