Shall i connect SYSTEM AS SYSDBA...?

Hi all..
Is it possible to connect SYSTEM as SYSDBA...? I tried to connect from
DOS prompt like this and i got privilage error.
C:\>sqlplus system/ucpspwd as sysdba
Error is
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges.
Thanks in advance.
Pal

connect from DOS prompt I think you have to connect using the dos prompt on the server

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