Setting for 'Connect Oracle Via Internet'

I want to connect my oracle server 10g via internet by creating service using static/dynamic IP

piyukharwar wrote:
I want to connect my oracle server 10g via internet by creating service using static/dynamic IPThis is no different than normal LAN IP connectivity. IP is IP - whether over a LAN, WAN of the Internet. The client IP needs connectivity to the server IP. Ther server IP needs to be able to respond to the client IP.
There are certain restrictions though - such as private IP address ranges that are not supported and routed on the Internet.
If you for example use such an IP address for your database service, you will need to enable NAT firewalling on your Internet router - allowing for example connections from the net to your router's tcp port 1521, where the router will NAT these to your database server (running a private IP) on port 1521.
Word of warning though - usually not a good idea to expose your database directly to the Internet. You need to harden the Listener and the database if you want to do this in a safe and secure manner. And consider using encrypted IP connectivity for running OCI client-server connections across.

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Rangabashyam:
Hi
I am trying to access an Oracle Database that is connected to the internet. It has got a static IP address(External). It has also got an internal IP.
I have an applet that has to connect to that database. I am using the thin driver.
The code for the connection is
("jdbc:oracle:thin:@20.23.3.45:1521:orcl","user","pass")
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java.sql.SQLException: Operation Timed Out
The tnsping80 is able to ping the database. I am using Oracle 8.0.4 on Windows NT4.0. What are the things to be done to access the database from the applet.
The same is the case when we try to connect using SQLPlus.
Please help me!!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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908340 wrote:
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Hi,
I am trying to connect my oracle database through internet.
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