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Oracle 9i Client Local Account vs Domain User Problems

Asked by DMS-X in Oracle 10.x, Databases Miscellaneous, Oracle Database

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I just migrated our oracle database that was running on 9i to a brand new server running 10g. I am having a problem with the oracle 9i clients connecting now. I named the server that is running 10g the same netbois name that the 9i server was running to avoid reconfiguring all of the 9i clients. The 9i clients are not able to connect to the new server when logged in as a domain user. However when I log into the server as the local administrator I am able to connect just fine. GRRRRRR.

Using the net configuration assistant I tried to test  the connection to the Oracle 10g server using the test option in the local net service name configuration. When logged in as a local administrator it passes but when logging in as a domain user it fails. I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get this fixed. I have completely uninstalled oracle 9i from a workstation and reinstalled with out any luck. When reinstalling 9i I installed as a local administrator of the workstation I also tried reinstalling as a domain user. I also tried completely wiping out the domain users profiles without any luck.

Funny thing is if I install the oracle 9i client on a new workstation that has never had oracle installed before then both domain users and local users can connect to the 10g server. So I know there must be a registry key or some file hanging around that is causing my problem.

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