Problem In Data Base Creation... Oracle 10g server in windows server 2008

I have installed Oracle 10g server in windows server 2008 and the domain & active directory r created now i am trying to create the databse i am getting usual error (tns protocol adapter error ) in the 2% i have removed the domain and the active directory from windows then i created but this is not a solutions i need to create the data base in the domain server...

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hi all
when am using the scott/tiger username and password in the SQL plus i got this msg..
"the account is locked"
how can i solve this issue?
and when i use the same username and password scott/tiger in addition to define a Host string " orcl" which is my new automatically generated database while installation.. it gives me this msg: TNS: no listener.
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Anybody tried install oracle 10g into Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Dear sir/madam
I would like to know is anybody tried install oracle 10g 10.2.0.1.0 into Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003?
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Hi Vineesh,
im using Oracle 10g db & forms 32bit version in windows server 2003 32 bit version.
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