| Question about Oracle10g Net Services'IPv6 Support [message #119173] |
Wed, 11 May 2005 00:54  |
neobit
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I'm working in a network group which is studying the IPv6.Recently I installed oracle10g in the RedHat Linux-9(kernel-2.4.22,which supported the IPv4/IPv6 dual mode),but I can't configure the oracle10g in IPv6.
I tried every method to find the solution,including read the oracle10g document,use the google,ask the support service,but there was no answer.And I can't login into the metlink to ask question because I didn't have the CSI number.
So who can give me some advice about the configuration.Thank you very muck!
[Updated on: Wed, 11 May 2005 01:02] Report message to a moderator |
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| Re: Question about Oracle10g Net Services'IPv6 Support [message #119264 is a reply to message #119173] |
Wed, 11 May 2005 09:10  |
neobit
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to Frank:
thank you for you reply!^_^
I already read the SoD_IPv6.pdf,which said
"Neither Oracle9i nor Oracle10g Database provides native IPv6 support"
but it also said
"Can I run Oracle9i/10g Database and Oracle9iAS in a mixed IPv4 and IPv6environment? And how?
Yes. For the detailed configurations, please refer to your specific operating system’s administration guide."
and I installed oracle10g in the RedHat Linux-9(kernel-2.4.22,which supported the IPv4/IPv6 dual mode),so now I'm just looking forward to the "detail configurations".
I also send e-mail to stella.kister@oracle.com to ask for help,but he said he don't know ethither.
So,who can help me !!!!!!!!
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| Re: Question about Oracle10g Net Services'IPv6 Support [message #119270 is a reply to message #119264] |
Wed, 11 May 2005 09:23 |
Frank Naude
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It sounds like they try to say: if the system allows running IPv4 and IPv6 simultaneously, you can still use SQL*Net over the IPv4 configuration.
That said, one should fairly easily be able to create an IPv4 tunnel over an IPv6 connection and run SQL*Net through it.
Best regards.
Frank
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