RMAN from windows client to a Oracle db on Linux

hi all
we have a architecture where in Oracle 10g R2 RAC is installed on SuSe Linux Itanium systems. Its a two node RAC. this is production
We have another server which is in another network (cannot connect to production network) this is development. This dev server is x86_64 Suse Linux
RMAN is used for backup on production and a catalog database also exists there.
We need to take a backup of the production and restore it on the dev environment. a normal RMAN backup involving the catalog database doesnt work as catalog database isnt accessible from the remote network.
we access the two servers by changing the network cable on our desktops ...
my query is:
can i take a RMAN backup of the production italicswithout using the catalog italics on my desktop from a windows oracle client? And then restore from the same windows machine into the database in the development environment.?
does RMAN support the cross platform backup and restore?

Yes it does, check RMAN Cross-Platform Transportable Databases and Tablespaces, but it appears that your PROD and DEV are both Linux boxes, so you shouldn't have a problem doing a normal backup/restore.

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