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Welcome page, Enterprise Edition or Standard Edition Install Mode

Welcome to Oracle Net Configuration Assistant in the Enterprise Edition or Standard Edition installation modes. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant configures the following:

• Default network domain in the sqlnet.ora file

  The computer's network domain will automatically be selected as the default domain. The domain will be appended to any unqualified net service name given in the connect string and then compared to net service names stored in a tnsnames.ora file or Oracle Names server. For example, if the client tnsnames.ora file contains a net service name of sales.us.acme.com, the user can enter the following connect string:

  CONNECT scott/tiger@sales

  sales gets searched as sales.us.acme.com.

• Two net service names in the tnsnames.ora file

  One net service name is automatically be established for connections to external procedures.

  Oracle Net Configuration Assistant prompts you to configure a net service name for a client connection to the database.

• Two default listener protocol addresses in the listener.ora file

One address will use TCP/IP on port 1521 and the other will use IPC for client connections to the Oracle database.