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using ssh tunnel to connect to Oracle

I have several remote systems setup with oracle server. I have the client side (because they are dynamic IPs) open an SSH tunnel to the main office and setup a reverse port so I can login to the remote site Oracle from the main office. This setup works great if the remote server is Linux, if it's Windows I can tnsping the remote server, but when I try to login to SQLPLus I get a No Listener error.
Oracle DatabaseSSH / Telnet Software

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revo1059

8/22/2022 - Mon
David VanZandt

Your sqlplus client needs to know certain TCP/IP information such as the target host and the database service name.  What do your client files look like?
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It's setup properly. If I connect to a linux server, it works like a charm, try and connect to a Windows system and it won't connect (same client)
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Yes sqlplus from that system or any of the clients on that network login fine.
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