hi all:

i'm not expert in oracle but i'm network administrator and we have 



oracle data base server, our network have two subnets"



192.168.0.0

192.168.1.0



every thing is gonna alright but some clients (not all) from subnet 



192.168.0.0 lost there connection to the server suddenly( after 



the programmer make some change at thier clients) and then get 



back again..when i ping to oracle server (192.168.1.113) i get:



REQUEST TIME OUT. 



when i ping to other servers (gateway and mail server )at the same 



moment i can reach them ..the oracle server disconnected for few 



seconds and then connect again.



i think it's a subnet problem but there is other client from the same 



subnet working just fine. 



1- can the programmer make the clients to disconnect at specific time and then reconnect again??

2- can it be a heavy load problem???

3- if the installation of the client was wrong can this leed to the problem???



what do you think...?????

On Tue, 18 May 2004 01:37:30 -0500, taan <taan.16fzly@mail.mcse.ms>

wrote:



>1- can the programmer make the clients to disconnect at specific time

>and then reconnect again??

No

>2- can it be a heavy load problem???

From the Oracle side? Not really.

>3- if the installation of the client was wrong can this leed to the

>problem???

Who can tell?

Oracle runs on the higher layers of the OSI model. Experience dictates

that connectivity problems are usually caused by incorrect network

configuration or incorrect registry settings





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Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA