Shared_servers=1 in default DBCA installation?

Hi all! does the default DBCA installation creates the database with shared servers and not dedicated server?
These are the parameters in this brand new installation. shares_servers =1 and dispatchers is set to something..
I have to set them to 0 and null to change it to dedicated server. Any ideas? Thanks.
shared_servers integer 1
SQL> show parameter disp
NAME TYPE VALUE
dispatchers string (PROTOCOL=TCP)(PRE=oracle.auro
ra.server.GiopServer), (PROTOC
OL=TCP)(PRE=oracle.aurora.serv
er.SGiopServer)
max_dispatchers integer

I had observed the same for 10.2.0.1 databases also. I don't see the same.
SQL> show parameter disp
NAME                         TYPE      VALUE
dispatchers                    string      (PROTOCOL=TCP) (SERVICE=v102XD
                               B)
max_dispatchers                integer
Why does DBCA create a shared server by default and it is even setting the dispatcher? post proof
What are the steps to ensure that the database is a dedicated server.Your database is always enabled to allow dedicated server processes,
but you must specifically configure and enable shared server by setting one or more initialization parameters.

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