Windows 2000 client

Hi,
My server is win NT and my clients are both win NT and windows 2000.My Oracle version is 8.1.6 in client.
When i try to connect to my server through the NET8 client(from win2000) i get the error message as "TNS-12545 OBJECT OR HOST DOESN'T EXIST".My tnsnames.ora has valid service names and my listener is also running in the server.when i tnsping and ping to the NT server it is working.At this moment my windows NT clients are able to connect to the database.The tracing and log options are enabled and the request is logged in the files.
At some times the windows 2000 machine are able to connect but not at all times.
The same problem exists with the Oracle 8.1.7 version also.
thanks in advance
m.s.m.kumar

Hi,
Try to use a earlier version of Oracle Client, ex. 8.0.4/8.0.6. Maybee you can connect then.
Jan
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Selva Muthukumar ([email protected]):
Hi,
My server is win NT and my clients are both win NT and windows 2000.My Oracle version is 8.1.6 in client.
When i try to connect to my server through the NET8 client(from win2000) i get the error message as "TNS-12545 OBJECT OR HOST DOESN'T EXIST".My tnsnames.ora has valid service names and my listener is also running in the server.when i tnsping and ping to the NT server it is working.At this moment my windows NT clients are able to connect to the database.The tracing and log options are enabled and the request is logged in the files.
At some times the windows 2000 machine are able to connect but not at all times.
The same problem exists with the Oracle 8.1.7 version also.
thanks in advance
m.s.m.kumar<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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