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The Oracle Net Manager allows you to configure the following aspects of the network: Naming - Allows you to define simple names to identify the location of a service, such as a database. These simple names map to connect descriptors, which contain the network location and identification of the service. Naming Methods - Configure the different ways in which simple names are resolved into connect descriptors. Listeners - Create and configure listeners to receive client connections. SNCIntroMessageuThe Service Naming folder allows you to configure the local naming method. The local naming method is one of the Naming Methods that allows you to resolve a simple name, a net service name, into the information required to connect to a database or service. An end user enters the connect string that includes the net service name: CONNECT username/password@net_service_name To see if net service names have been created in a TNSNAMES.ORA file: Double-click the Service Naming folder. If no net service names exist, click "+" on the toolbar or choose Edit > Create. See Also: "Local > Service Naming" in the help contents. SNCLDAPIntroMessage?he Service Naming folder allows you to configure the directory naming method. The directory naming method is one of the primary Naming Methods that allows you to resolve a simple name, a net service name or actual name of a service, into the information required to connect to a database or service. An end user enters the connect string that includes a connect identifier: CONNECT username/password@connect_identifier The connect identifier can be the simple name used to identify the database or service. To see if connect identifiers have been created in a directory: Double-click the Service Naming folder. If no connect identifiers exist, click "+" on the toolbar or choose Edit > Create. See Also: "Directory > Service Naming" in the help contents. LCCIntroMessage?he Listeners folder allows you to configure one or more listeners in the LISTENER.ORA file. A listener is configured to "listen on" one or more network protocols. Once started, the listener responds to connection requests on behalf of its registered database or non-database services. To see if a listener has been created for this host: Double-click the Listeners folder. If no listeners exist, click "+" on the toolbar or choose Edit > Create. See Also: "Local > Listeners" in the help contents. nnaIntroMessage?racle Names is an Oracle-specific name service that maintains a central store of net service names. Using an Oracle Name server is an alternative to creating TNSNAMES.ORA files on each client. To see if any Oracle Names servers are known by the Oracle Net Manager: Double-click the Oracle Names Servers folder. To search for existing Oracle Names Servers in all well known locations on the network, including on this computer, select Discover Oracle Names Servers from the Command menu. If there are no Oracle Names Servers in your network, and you want to configure one to run on this computer, click "+" on the toolbar or choose Edit > Create. See Also: "Oracle Names Servers" in the help contents. CNTLDAPIntroMessage?he Directory folder allows you to configure network elements in a centralized LDAP-compliant directory service. A directory service can be used as a centralized repository of information. Oracle Net uses a directory as one of the primary methods for storage of simple names. Simple names map to connect descriptors, which contain the network location and identification of the service. CNTLocalIntroMessage?he Local folder allows you to configure network elements in configuration files located in ORACLE_HOME/network/admin. Other directories may be selected using "Open Network Configuration" from the File menu. Profile - Configure the local profile that determines how Oracle Net will operate. (SQLNET.ORA) Service Naming - Configure simple names in a local configuration file. Simple names map to connect descriptors, which contain the network location and identification of the service. (TNSNAMES.ORA) Listeners - Configure the Oracle Net Listener on the current host. The Oracle Net Listener receives connection requests from client applications. (LISTENER.ORA) CNTApplication Oracle Net Manager CNTLDAPWritingError Error writing service entry: CNTServiceNameWizard Service Name Wizard... CNTFile File CNTFileOpen Open Network Configuration... CNTFileSave Save Network Configuration CNTFileSaveAs Save As... CNTSaveComp Save Component CNTFileDiscard Revert to Saved Configuration CNTExit Exit CNTEdit Edit CNTCreate Create... CNTDelete Delete CNTRename Rename... CNTTools Command CNTToolsLDAP Directory CNTMigrateMenu Export Net Service Names... CNTChangeContextMenu Change Current Context... CNTChangeAuthMenu Set Authentication... CNTHelp Help CNTHelpTopics Help Topics... CNTHelpSearch Search for help on... CNTHelpAbout About Oracle Net Manager CNTAboutTitle CNTAboutMsg _Oracle Net Manager Version {0} Production Copyright (c) {1}, {2}, Oracle. All rights reserved. CNTCommentWarningTitle Oracle Net Manager - Warning CNTCommentWarningMsg ?omment information has been detected in your "{0}" Configuration which may be lost or repositioned when you save this information. CNTCommentWarningShow Never show this warning. CNTNetwork Oracle Net Configuration CNTDirectoryTree CNTLocalTree Local CNTSavePromptTitle "Changed Configuration Confirmation CNTSavePromptMsg ?he Network Configuration has been modified. Either changes have been made or the Oracle Net Manager has detected necessary updates to the configuration. Do you want to save or discard the changes? CNTSaveErrorTitle Error in Saving CNTSaveErrorMessage ;There are no changes made. Make some changes and then save. CNTSaveErrorMsg ?n Error was encountered while saving changes to the {0} component. Please make sure that the directory location exists and that you have write permission. CNTSaveErrorTryAgain Try Again CNTSaveErrorContinue Continue CNTSave Save CNTDiscard Discard CNTDiscardPromptTitle Revert Confirmation CNTDiscardPromptMsg cAre you sure you want to discard the changes you have made and revert to the saved Configuration? CNTDeletePromptTitle Delete "{0}" CNTDeletePromptMsg (Are you sure you want to delete "{0}" ? CNTYes Yes CNTNo No CNTOK OK CNTCancel Cancel CNTAdvanced Advanced CNTSaveConfTitle CNTSaveConfMsg GChoose the directory where you want to save this Network Configuration. CNTOpenConfTitle Open Network Configuration CNTOpenConfMsg QChoose the directory containing the Network Configuration files you wish to open. CNTOpenDirMsg Network Configuration Directory: CNTSaveDirMsg Directory: CNTBrowse Browse... CNTOpen Open CNTOpenFailTitle Invalid Directory CNTOpenFailMsg D"{0}" is not a valid directory. Please enter a valid directory name. CNTNotNullTitle Invalid Entry CNTNotNullHostMsg HOST CNTNotNullPortMsg PORT CNTNotNullMsg A valid "{0}" is required CNTRangeErrorTitle Out of Range CNTRangeErrorMsg IThe field "{0}" is out of range. Please enter a value between {1} and {2} CNThelpTitle Oracle Net Manager Help CNThelpNotInitializedError Help system not available. CNTChooseContextTitle Choose a New Oracle Context CNTChooseContextMessage )Choose a new context from the list below. CNTAuthTitle Directory Server Authentication CNTAuthMessage BEnter a username and password to connect to this directory server. CNTAuthUsername User: CNTAuthPassword Password: CNTAuthError 3Authentication failed: invalid username or password CNTAuthChangeMessage [Enter the username and password to be used for all further directory server communications. CNTProtocolMerge &#### Attributes from protocol.ora #### CNTProtocolFile [This file indicates that the contents from protocol.ora have been appended into sqlnet.ora. CNTProtocolAlert dprotocol.ora file has been obsoleted. The contents of protocol.ora have been appended to sqlnet.ora CNTProtocolTitleAlert Obsolete protocol.ora CNTNetNameTitle Enter Name CNTNetNameFieldLabel Name: CNTctxtSelChooseNaming @Choose a directory naming context to search for Oracle Contexts. CNTctxtSelChooseOracle 0Choose the Oracle Context you would like to use. CNTctxtSelNamingContext Directory Naming Context: CNTctxtSelOracleContext Oracle Context: CNTctxtSelErrorNoOracle }No Oracle Contexts were found in the selected directory server naming context. Please choose another directory naming context CNTctxtSelErrorNoOracleSvr >No Oracle Contexts were found in the current directory server. CNTctxtSelDirRoot <Directory Root> SNCComponentName Service Naming SNCRenameElementError &Unable to rename element in directory. SNCConnectMenu Test Service... SNCOK SNCCancel SNCHelp SNCProtocol Protocol: SNCTCP TCP/IP SNCTCPS TCP/IP with SSL SNCVI VI SNCNMP Named Pipes SNCIPC IPC SNCHost Host Name: SNCPort Port Number: SNCDisc Discriminator: SNCService Service Name: SNCMachine Machine Name: SNCPipe Pipe Name: SNCKey Key Name: SNCHostField SNCPortField SNCServiceField SNCMachineField SNCPipeField SNCKeyField SNCAddress Address SNCSIDField SID SNCHostHelp Please enter the host name. SNCPortHelp Please enter the port number. SNCServiceHelp Please enter the service name. SNCMachineHelp Please enter the machine name. SNCPipeHelp Please enter the pipe name. SNCSIDHelp Please enter the SID name. SNCSDUHelp Please enter the SDU number. SNCGDBHelp &Please enter the Global Database name. SNCSrouteHelp /Please click to toggle the Source Route option. SNCSRVRHelp 3Please click to toggle the Dedicated Server option. SNCRenameInstructions +Enter a new name for this net service name. SNCApplyChangesPrompt TSettings for this entry have changed. Do you want to apply or discard these changes? SNCAddAddress ?his Service contains no default network connection information. Use the "+" button to add a default network address for this service. SNCApply Apply SNCRevert Revert SNCRenameNoPeriods :Invalid name, directory server entries may not contain "." SNCNew New SNCDelete SNCPromote < Promote SNCDemote Demote > SNCAddrOptionDefault .Try each address, in order, until one succeeds SNCAddrOptionLB .Try each address, randomly, until one succeeds SNCAddrOptionNoFO #Try one address, selected at random SNCAddrOptionSR 3Use each address in order until destination reached SNCAddrOptionNone Use only the first address SNCAddressOptions Multiple Address Usage SNCBackCompatClient ,Use Options Compatible with Net8 8.0 Clients SNCAddressGroup Address Configuration SNCAdvancedDialogTitle Address List Options SNCAddressOptionGroup SNCServiceGroup Service Identification SNCServiceName SNCSID SID: SNCAdvanced Advanced... SNCBackCompatServer 1Use Oracle8 Release 8.0 Compatible Identification SNCServiceNameHelp Please enter the Service Name SNCConnType Connection Type: SNCConnTypeHelp <Please choose a type of connection to use with this service. SNCAdvancedOptions Advanced Service Options SNCAdvancedServiceGroup Additional Service Settings SNCInstanceName Instance Name: SNCHandlerName Handler Name: SNCOracleHome Oracle Home: SNCGDB Global Database Name: SNCSDU Session Data Unit: SNCSDUDefault &Default Session Data Unit size is {0}. SNCDedicatedServer Use a Dedicated Server SNCHService Use for Heterogeneous Services SNCRDBGroup Oracle Rdb Settings SNCRdbDatabase Rdb Database: SNCTypeOfService Type of Service: SNWWizardTitle Net Service Name Wizard SNWTitleWelcome : Welcome SNWTitlePage1 , page 1 of 5: Net Service Name SNWTitlePage2 , page 2 of 5: Protocol SNWTitlePage3 , page 3 of 5: Protocol Settings SNWTitlePage4 , page 4 of 5: Service SNWTitlePage5 , page 5 of 5: Test SNWTitleFinish : Finish SNWNoSelection 2Please select a net service name before continuing SNWDelConfirm 3Are you sure want to delete net service name "{0}"? SNWSupplyAll TRequired information is either missing or invalid. Please correct before continuing. SNWDuplicateTittle Duplicate Net Service Name SNWDuplicate ?he net service name "{0}" already exists. Please choose another name. NOTE: Not all net service names are listed. If a net service name uses a parameter not supported by this tool, it will not be listed even though it does exist. SNWProtTle Protocol Selection SNWSIDTle System Identifier SNWBeginTle Begin SNWNewServiceTle New Net Service Name SNWConnTle Connection Test SNWFinishTle Finished SNWSrvPanMsg1Welcome to Net8 Easy Config! To access an Oracle database, or other service, across the network you use a net service name. Net8 Easy Config allows you to easily create or modify net service names. Select the action you want and then enter a new or select an existing net service name as appropriate. SNWSrvPanMsgCreate ?o access an Oracle database, or other service, across the network you use a net service name. This wizard will help you create a net service name. Enter the name you want to use to access the database or service. It can be any name you choose. SNWSrvPanMsgInstallCreate ?o access an Oracle database, or other service, across the network you use a net service name. This wizard will help you create a net service name. Enter the name you want to use to access the database. It can be any name you choose. SNWSrvPanNewLabel SNWSrvPanPickLabel Existing net service names SNWSrvPanCreateCB Create SNWSrvPanModifyCB Modify SNWSrvPanDeleteCB SNWSrvPanTestCB Test SNWSrvPanActionTle Actions SNWSrvPanServiceTle Net Service Names SNWNewPanMsg UEnter/modify the net service name to be used by Oracle client applications and users. SNWNewPanLbl Net Service Name: SNWProtPanMsg ?o communicate with the database across a network, a network protocol is used. Select the protocol used for the database you want to access. SNWProtPanInstr SNWProtPanTCP TCP/IP (Internet Protocol) SNWProtPanTCPS *TCP/IP with SSL (Secure Internet Protocol) SNWProtPanVI VI (Internet Protocol) SNWProtPanNMP "Named Pipes (Microsoft Networking) SNWProtPanIPC IPC (Local Database) SNWProtPanBEQ Bequeath (Local Database) SNWTCPSPanTitle SNWTCPPanTitle SNWTCPPanHostMsg ?o communicate with the database using the TCP/IP protocol, the database computer's host name is required. Enter the TCP/IP host name for the computer where the database is located. SNWTCPPanPortMsg ? TCP/IP port number is also required. The port number for Oracle databases is usually 1521. You should not normally need to specify a different port number. SNWTCPPanHostLbl SNWTCPPanPortLbl SNWVIPanTitle SNWVIPanHostMsg ?o communicate with the database using the VI protocol, the database computer's host name is required. Enter the VI host name for the computer where the database is located. SNWVIPanDiscMsg ? VI discriminator number is also required. The discriminator number for Oracle databases is usually 1521. You should not normally need to specify a different discriminator number. SNWVIPanHostLbl SNWVIPanDiscLbl SNWNMPPanTitle SNWNMPPanServerMsg ?o communicate with the database using the Named Pipes protocol, the computer name is required (for Windows NT this is the computer name). Enter the computer name for the computer where the database is located. SNWNMPPanPipeMsg ? pipe name is also required. The pipe name for Oracle databases is usually ORAPIPE. You should not normally need to specify a different pipe name. SNWNMPPanServerLbl Computer Name: SNWNMPPanPipeLbl SNWIPCPanTitle SNWIPCPanMsg ?o communicate with a database on this computer using IPC, an IPC key value is required. Enter the key value for the database you want to access. SNWIPCPanKeyLbl IPC Key Value: SNWBEQPanTitle SNWBEQPanMsg ?o communicate with a database on this computer by Bequeathing a connection to the database does not require additional information. Press Next to continue. SNWSidPanMsg ?To identify the database or service you must provide either its service name, for Oracle8i 8.1 or later, or system identifer (SID), for Oracle8 8.0 database versions. The service name for an Oracle8i or later database is normally its global database name. SNWSidPanMsgNew ?ach Oracle database or service has a service name. An Oracle database's service name is normally its global database name. Enter the service name of the database or other service you want to access. SNWSidPanCTypeMsg ?ptionally, you can choose if you want a shared, dedicated or pooled server database connection. The default is to let the database decide. SNWSidPanCType Database Default SNWSidPanCTypeS Shared Server SNWSidPanCTypeD Dedicated Server SNWSidPanCTypeP Pooled Server SNWSidPanCTypeLbl SNWSidPanMsgNormal"To identify the database or service you must provide either its service name, if it's an Oracle8i 8.1 or later database or service, or provide its SID, if it's an Oracle8 8.0 database or service. Select the version of database or service you are using and enter its service name or SID. SNWSidPanMsgInstall ?o identify the database you must provide either its global database name if it's an Oracle8i 8.1 or later database, or its SID if it's an Oracle8 8.0 database. Select the version of database you are using and enter its global database name or SID. SNWSidPan81Choice "(Oracle8i or later) Service Name: SNWSidPan80Choice (Oracle8 or Previous) SID: SNWSidPan80Label Database SID: SNWSidPan81Label SNWSidPan81LabelNormal SNWSidPan81LabelInstall Database Name: SNWConnPanMsg ?ress Test if you would like to verify that the database can be reached using the information provided. When you are finished, or if you want to skip testing, press Finish to create the net service name or, if enabled, Next to continue. SNWConnPanMsgCreate ?ress Test if you would like to verify that a database can be reached using the information provided. When you are finished, or do not want to test, press Finish, to create the net service name. SNWConnPanMsgInstall ?ress Test to verify that the database can be reached using the information provided. When you are finished, or do not want to test, press Finish to create the net service name and continue. SNWConnPanTstBtnLbl Test... SNWLogonInfoTle Login Information SNWLogonUserLbl Username: SNWLogonPwordLbl SNWConnDlgInitialTest >Initializing first test to use userid: scott, password: tiger SNWConnDlgLoginBtnLbl Change Login... SNWConnDlgTle SNWConnDlgMsgExpect connecting to the database to take from one to several seconds to complete. If it takes longer, please wait; the reason for any failure will be displayed. To change the userid and password used for the test press Change Login. When finished testing press Close. SNWConnDlgStatus Status: SNWConnDlgTstBtnLbl SNWConnDlgOKBtnLblCancel SNWConnDlgOKBtnLblClose Close SNWConnDlgSuccess % The connection test was successful. SNWConnDlgFail1 The test did not succeed. SNWConnDlgFail2 _ There may be an error in the fields entered, or the server may not be ready for a connection. SNWConnPanConnecting %Attempting to connect using userid: SNWConnPanConnectingOther ,Attempting to connect using userid "{0}"... SNWConnDlgChangeLoginOK SNWConnDlgChangeLoginCancel SNWConnDlgChangeLoginTle Change Login SNWEndPan ?hank you for using Net8 Easy Config. Press Finish to save any net service name changes and exit. Press Cancel to discard any changes and exit. PFCprofile Profile PFCclientLabel Client Information PFCserverLabel Server Information PFChelp PFCnew PFCdelete PFCcategoryGeneral General PFCtracePanelLabel Tracing PFCtraceLevel Trace Level: PFCtraceDirectory Trace Directory: PFCtraceFile Trace File: PFCtraceUnique Unique Trace File Name: PFClogDirectory Log Directory: PFClogFile Log File: PFClogginPanelLabel Logging PFCroutingPanelLabel Routing PFCuseDedicatedServer Always Use Dedicated Server PFCautomaticeIPC Use IPC Addresses for Client PFCuseCMAN !Prefer Connection Manager Routing PFCadvancePanelLabel PFCsqlnetExpireTime TNS Time Out Value: PFCsqlnetClientRegistration Client Registration ID: PFCbequeathDetach Turn Off UNIX Signal Handling: PFCdisableOOB Disable Out-of-Band Break: PFCcategoryNaming Naming PFCnamingPanelLabel Methods PFCselectedLabel Selected Methods: PFCavailableLabel Available Methods: PFCaddButtonLabel > PFCremoveButtonLabel < PFCdemoteButtonLabel Demote PFCpromoteButtonLabel Promote PFConamesPanelLabel Oracle Names PFConamesBorderLabel1 Default Domain PFConamesBorderLabel2 Resolution Persistence PFConamesBorderLabel3 Performance PFConamesdefaultDomain Default Domain: PFConamesRetryTimeout Maximum Wait Each Attempt: PFConamesMaxCon Maximum Open Connections: PFConamesPoolSize Initial Preallocated Requests: PFConamesRequestRetry Attempts Per Names Server: PFCexternalPanelLabel External PFCexternalBorderLabel2 "Network Information Services (NIS) PFCnisMetaMap Meta Map: PFCcategoryONS Preferred Oracle Names Servers PFCpreferServer Preferred Server PFCzeroONames NNo servers configured. Press the "New" button below to add a new names server. PFCaddrProtocolLabel PFCprotNameTCP PFCprotNameTCPS PFCprotNameVI PFCprotNameIPC PFCprotNameNMP NMP PFCaddrHostLabel Host: PFCaddrPortLabel Port: PFCaddrDiscLabel PFCaddrKeyLabel Key: PFCaddrServiceLabel VI Service: PFCNPSsession Session: PFCNPSpresentation Presentation: PFCNPScustom Custom PFCNPScustomize Edit... PFCNPSok Ok PFCNPScancel PFCNPSnet8 Oracle Net Clients PFCNPSiiop IIOP Clients PFCNPSdialogTitle Custom Protocol Stack Details PFCcategoryOSS Secure Sockets PFCauthOSS Authentication PFCauthParamOSS Parameters PFCselectedOSS Selected Services: PFCavailableOSS Available Services: PFCwalletOSSParam Wallet Directory: PFCtnsOSSParam Security Server Name: PFCcategoryANO Oracle Advanced Security PFCauthANO PFCauthSSL SSL PFCauthParamANO Other Params PFCchksumANO Integrity PFCencrypANO Encryption PFCselectedANO PFCavailableANO PFCserviceANO Authentication Service: PFCsrvKRBParam Service PFCcacheKRBParam Credential Cache File PFCconfigKRBParam Configuration File PFCrealmKRBParam Realm Translation File PFCkeyKRBParam Key Table PFCclockKRBParam Clock Skew PFCsrvCYBParam GSSAPI Service PFCtnsIDXParam Fingerprint Server Name PFCnoSECParam No Parameters Required PFCserverCHK Server PFCclientCHK Client PFClevelCHK Checksum Level: PFCemptyCHK PFCselectENC Encryption: PFCtypeENC Encryption Type: PFCseedENC Encryption Seed: PFClevelAccepted accepted PFClevelRejected rejected PFClevelRequested requested PFClevelRequired required PFCHSM HSM PFCEncrWalletDir Encryption Wallet Directory: PFCSSLinstructions dSSL has not yet been configured. Please choose either a client or a server configuration type above. PFCSSLrole Configure SSL for: PFCSSLserver PFCSSLclient PFCSSLfilesystem File System PFCSSLcertificate Microsoft Certificate PFCSSLregistry Microsoft Registry PFCSSLentwallets Entrust PFCSSLCSwalletConfiguration Credential Configuration PFCSSLwallet Configuration Method: PFCSSLwalletDirectory PFCSSLwalletRegistry Registry Key: PFCSSLwalletProfile Profile Location: PFCSSLwalletInifile Inifile Location: PFCSSLchooseWalletDir Choose Wallet Directory PFCSSLchooseWalletProfile Choose Profile PFCSSLchooseWalletInifile Choose Inifile File PFCSSLwalletDialog 0Choose the directory where your wallet is stored PFCSSLwalletProfileDialog ,Choose the file where your profile is stored PFCSSLwalletIniFileDialog ,Choose the file where your inifile is stored PFCSSLbrowse PFCSSLclientAuth Require Client Authentication PFCSSLserverAuth Match server X.509 name PFCSSLdefaultver Let the Client Decide PFCSSLYES PFCSSLNO PFCSSLAlert ?ot enforcing the server X.509 name match allows a server to potentially fake its identity. Oracle Corporation recommends selecting YES for this option so that connections are refused when there is a mismatch. PFCSSLTitleAlert Security Alert PFCSSLversion Require SSL Version: PFCSSLanyVersion Any PFCSSLmessageClient ?ote: In order to use SSL for client connections, you must choose the protocol, TCP/IP with SSL, when configuring net service names. PFCSSLmessageServer Note: In order to use SSL for server connections, you must choose the protocol, TCP/IP with SSL, when configuring the Listener. PFCSSLCScipherSuite Cipher Suite Configuration PFCSSLCSauthentication PFCSSLCSencryption PFCSSLCSdataIntegrity Data Integrity PFCSSLCSadd Add PFCSSLCSremove Remove PFCSSLCSpromote PFCSSLCSdemote PFCSSLCSDok PFCSSLCSDcancel PFCSSLCSDtitle Select a Cipher Suite to enable PFCSSLCSDshowUSDomestic Show US Domestic Cipher Suites PFCRADParamPrimaryHost Host Name PFCRADParamPrimaryPort Port Number PFCRADParamPrimaryTimeout Timeout (seconds) PFCRADParamPrimaryRetries Number of Retries PFCRADParamSecretFile Secret File PFCRADParamSendAccounting Send Accounting PFCRADParamChallengeResponse Challenge Response PFCRADParamChallengeKeyword Default Keyword PFCRADParamAuthInterface Interface Class Name nnaConfigure Configure Server nnaManage Manage Server nnaOperate Manage Data nnaGeneral nnaName Name nnaPassword Password nnaDomains Domains nnaAuthoritative Authoritative nnaExceptions Exceptions nnaDatabase Database nnaAdditional Additional Information nnaAdvanced Adv. nnaAddress Address nnaMaxOpenConn Max Open Connections: nnaMsgPoolSize Message Pool Start Size: nnaModifyRequests Modify Requests nnaAutoRefreshExp Auto Refresh Expiration Period nnaAutoRefreshRetry Auto Refresh Retry Interval nnaMonitor Monitor nnaTuning Tuning nnaLogging nnaTracing nnaAuthReqf Authority Required nnaDefForwf Default Forwarders only nnaForAvlf Forwarding Available nnaForDesf Forwarding Desired nnaMaxReforw Maximum Reforwards: nnaAdvTuning Advanced Tuning nnaOk nnaHelp nnaCancel nnaAdd nnaRemove nnaRenameInstructions 'Enter a new name for this names server. nnaDuplicateTittle Duplicate Names Server nnaDuplicate CThe names server "{0}" already exists. Please choose another name. nnaServerName Server Name: nnaVersion Version: nnaRunningTime Server Has Been Running For: nnaRequestrecv Requests Received: nnaRequestforw Requests Forwarded: nnaForeigncache Foreign Data Items Cached: nnaRegionFail "Region Data Reload Check Failures: nnaStatsNextReset Stats Next Reset In: nnaStatsNextLogged Stats Next Log In: nnaTracelevel nnaTracefile nnaOFF OFF nnaUSER USER nnaADMIN ADMIN nnaDEV DEV nnaAliases Aliases nnaServices nnaAliasName Alias Name: nnaCanonicalName Canonical Name: nnaType Type: nnaHost Host nnaListener Listener nnaControl Control nnaDBLinkName DB Link Name: nnaUser nnaDBLink DB Link nnaDBLinks Links nnaCreateQualifier Create Qualifier nnaRemoveQualifier Remove Qualifier nnaUpdate Update nnaQuery Query nnaOps Action nnaValue Value: nnaData Data nnaAddresses Addresses nnaDBQualifier DB Qualifier: nnaApply nnaRevert nnaSetPassword Set Password nnaPassDialogTitle Enter password nnaPassDialogPrompt 3Enter the password to connect to this names server. nnaPasswordSucc Password changed successfully. nnaLogFile nnaCacheCheckInterval Cache Checkpoint Interval nnaStatsResetInterval Statistics Reset Interval nnaStatsLogInterval Statistics Log Interval nnaStart Start nnaShutdown Shutdown nnaRestart Restart nnaOpSt Status of Operation nnaRegionName Region Name: nnaDescription Description: nnaRefresh Refresh from Database nnaRetry Retry Interval nnaExpire Retry Expiration nnaCkpCch Cache Checkpoint File: nnaCkpCfg Config Checkpoint File: nnaCkpReg Region Checkpoint File: nnaLogDir nnaTraceDir nnaNext Next nnaPrev Previous nnaMinTTl Minimum TTL: nnaSID nnaAddressConfig nnaServerInfo nnaStats Statistics nnaTimes Time Information nnaNS Oracle Names Servers nnaDiscNS Discover Oracle Names Servers nnaNSDisc Names Server Discovery nnaServlabel1 7Query or update net service names. Except for the Load nnaServlabel2 ;operation, only one service name can be acted on at a time. nnaServStatus0 9Choose an operation and click on execute to perform it. nnaServStatus1 =Query on a name will return all address records for the name. nnaServStatus2 )A valid name and address must be entered. nnaServStatus3 +Select an item from the list, if it exists. nnaValidName 6A valid name must be entered to perform any operation. nnaStatQuerySent Query sent to the server. nnaStatAddSent Add request sent to the server. nnaServStatus6 Register successful. nnaServStatus7 )Register caused warnings from the server. nnaServStatus8 Register was unsuccessful. nnaValidAddrSel !A valid address must be selected. nnaStatRemSent "Remove request sent to the server. nnaStatOpSuc Operation successful. nnaStatRemWarn !Remove operation caused warnings. nnaServRemFail Remove was unsuccessful. nnaServRemSuc Remove was successful. nnaStatQueryNm Querying for name nnaStatQueryFail Query unsuccessful. nnaStatOpCompl Operation complete. nnaStatOpFail Operation failed. nnaStatOpWarn *Operation caused warnings from the server. nnaGUIMesg GUI Messages nnaError Error nnaAliaslabel1 Query or update Aliases. nnaAliasStatus1 0Query on a alias will return its canonical name. nnaInvCanonNm Invalid null canonical name. nnaStatCrName Creating the name... nnaStatAddSuc Add was successful. nnaStatAddWarn $Add caused warnings from the server. nnaStatAddFail Add was unsuccessful. nnaDBLCrFail 'Failure to create DB Link, Add aborted. nnaStatAddQual Adding qualifiers.. nnaDBLDelete EThe entire DB Link will be deleted with all the qualifiers . Proceed? nnaStatDelAbort Aborting delete nnaStatQueryCurr Querying for the current data... nnaStatQueryDBQ HQuery will also return qualifiers, use DB Qualifiers button to see them. nnaStatAddExist aYou can only add a new DB Links. To add a qualifier to existing DB Link, use the Advanced panel. nnaStatRemDBL #The entire DB Link will be removed. nnaTopolabel1 6Modify the Oracle Names network topology by delegating nnaTopolabel2 %domains or by providing domain hints. nnaExec Execute nnaDBlinks DB Links nnaDBquals DB Qualifiers nnaDBLinklabel1 3Query or update database link names with or without nnaDBLinklabel2 database qualifiers. nnaChooseOpExec 7Choose an operation and click on execute to perform it. nnaDbQual Database Qualifier nnaValidText Valid text must be entered. nnaStatDelegNm Delegating the name... nnaStatDomHint Providing the domain hint... nnaAdvOplabel1 1Query or update Oracle Names records of any type. nnaQueryMsg EQuery on only a name without a type will return records of all types. nnaAddMsg *Valid name, type and data must be entered. nnaRemoveMsg dSelect the data to be removed for the name, if no data is selected, the entire name will be deleted. nnaChangePasswd Change Password... nnaChangePassword Change Password nnaGUIPassword GUI Password nnaNoRegionDb No Region Database nnaRegionDb Region Database nnaServerType Session Type: nnaOptional Optional... nnaAdvRegion #Optional Region Database Parameters nnaMisc Miscellaneous... nnaMiscAdv Misc adv nnaMiscellaneous Miscellaneous nnaShowTimeInfo Show Time Information nnaShowStatistics Show Statistics nnaDays Days nnaHours Hours nnaMinutes Minutes nnaTimeLabel Days Hours Minutes nnaServerCacheFlushed Server cache flushed. nnaReloadComplete Reload complete. nnaServerRestartSucc Server restarted successfully. nnaServerStop Shutdown Command Sent. nnaServerStartSucc Server started successfully. nnaTuningLabel1 9An interval value of zero indicates the operation is off. nnaTuningLabel2 *The minimum interval value is ten seconds. nnaLogginLabel1 )Set or show the log info for this server. nnaOldPasswd Old Password: nnaNewPasswd New Password: nnaConfirm Confirm New Password: nnaTracingLabel +Set or show the trace info for this server. nnaAdvTuningLabel1 -Set/show parameters used for advanced tuning. nnaAdvTuningLabel2 Use Help for more information. nnaCache Cache nnaNamesError Names Error nnaNamesWarning Names Warning nnaTopology Topology nnaDomName Domain Name: nnaNsName Name Server Name: nnaNsAddr Name Server Address: nnaDelegDom Delegate Domain nnaDomHint Domain Hint nnaLoad Load nnaLoadTns )Load Service Names from TNSNAMES.ORA File nnaFile File: nnaBrowse nnaLoading Load request sent to the server. nnaLoadSucc File loaded successfully. nnaLoadWarn Loading caused warnings. nnaLoadErr Loading was unsuccessful. nnaNullTns "A valid file name must be entered. nnaChange Change nnaReloadNS Reload All Names Servers nnaHoldOn 1Please Wait. This operation may take some time... nnaTimeInvalid Invalid Time field. nnaSeconds Seconds nnaQualifier Qualifier nnaLoadTnsMsg IEnter the complete path or select Browse to locate the file to be loaded. nnaServer nnaServiceName nnaCkpInfo Checkpoint Information nnaNameCol nnaNameEnder : nnaIncorrectPasswd Incorrect Password. nnaPasswdNull A Password must be provided. nnaReconfirm CNew password and Confirm New Password do not match. Please reenter. nnaNSCreated Names Server Created nnaNSCreatedText uA Names Server, {0}, has been created with default settings. Use the {1} section to modify the default configuration. nnaNSExists Names Server Exists nnaNSExistsText 4An Oracle Names Server already exists for this node. nnaEnterNSText ?o new Oracle Names Servers could be found. You may know of a Names Server which cannot be detected automatically. If so, please provide the TNS address for that Names Server. If not, press "Cancel". nnaMaxOpenConnNull &Max Open Connections must not be null. nnaMaxOpenConnNumber &Max Open Connections must be a number. nnaMaxOpenConnRange :Max Open Connections should have a value between 3 and 64. nnaMsgPoolSizeNull #Message Pool Size must not be null. nnaMsgPoolSizeNumber #Message Pool Size must be a number. nnaMsgPoolSizeRange 8Message Pool Size should have a value between 3 and 256. nnaMaxReforwNull $Maximum Reforwards must not be null. nnaMaxReforwNumber $Maximum Reforwards must be a number. nnaMaxReforwRange 8Maximum Reforwards should have a value between 1 and 15. nnaAutoRefreshExpMin AMinimum value of Auto Resresh Expiration Period must be 1 minute. nnaAutoRefreshExpMax GMaximum value of Auto Refresh Expire must be 14 days or 120900 seconds. nnaAutoRefreshRetryMin >Minimum value of Auto Resresh Retry Interval must be 1 minute. nnaAutoRefreshRetryMax 3Maximum value of Auto Refresh Retry must be 1 hour. nnaRefreshMin ,Minimum value of Refresh must be 10 seconds. nnaRetryMin (Minimum value of Retry must be 1 minute. nnaRetryMax &Maximum value of Retry must be 1 hour. nnaExpireMin *Minimum value of Expire must be 0 seconds. nnaExpireMax (Maximum value of Expire must be 14 days. nnaNameNull Name must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInName Invalid character in Name. nnaPasswordNull Password must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInPassword Invalid character in Password. nnaAddressNull Address must not be null. nnaZeroAddressesError !At least one address is required. nnaInvalidCharInAddress Invalid character in Address. nnaDomainsNull Domains must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInDomain Invalid character in Domain. nnaRegionNameNull Region must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInRegionName Invalid character in Region. nnaCkpCchNull 'Cache Checkpoint File must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInCkpCch +Invalid character in Cache Checkpoint File. nnaCkpCfgNull (Config Checkpoint File must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInCkpCfg ,Invalid character in Config Checkpoint File. nnaCkpRegNull (Region Checkpoint File must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInCkpReg ,Invalid character in Region Checkpoint File. nnaLogDirNull Log Directory must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInLogDir #Invalid character in Log Directory. nnaTraceDirNull !Trace Directory must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInTraceDir %Invalid character in Trace Directory. nnaNameServerUnreachable Name Server can not be reached. nnaRefreshButton Refresh nnaNoItemsLoaded &No items could be loaded from the file nnaItemsLoaded &Number of items loaded successfully - nnaSameAddr -An existing address can not be entered again. nnaSameDomain +An existing domain cannot be entered again. nnaConfirmDelete \If you do not make a selection from the list box, the entire name will be deleted. Go ahead? nnaSdnsCorrupt VSdns file is corrupted. Delete the .sdns.ora or sdns.ora file from the names directory nnaUserNull User must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInUser Invalid characters in user name. nnaSIDNull SID must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInSID Invalid character in SID. nnaNameColNull Name must not be null nnaInvalidCharInNameCol nnaLogFileNull Log file name must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInLogFile #Invalid character in log file name. nnaTraceFileNull !Trace file name must not be null. nnaInvalidCharInTraceFile %Invalid character in trace file name. nnaMinTTlMin *Minimum value of Min TTL must be positive. nnaMinTTlMax VMaximum value of minimum TTL must be less than or equal to 14 days or 1209600 seconds. nnaNotLoaded &Following items could not be loaded - nnaTraceUnique Make Trace File Unique nnaOptionalParam #Advanced Tuning For Region Database nnaCheckStatus Check Status nnaCheckStatusRun Server is Running nnaCheckStatusStop Server is not Ready nnaMessage Message nnaNullSelection &Please select an operation to perform. nnaNullCacheSelection 5Please select one of the cache operations to perform. nnaManageEx 'Exception during mange panel creation. nnaOperateEx )Exception during operate panel creation. nnaConfigEx (Exception during config panel creation. nnaOperation Operation nnaPerformOp Perform Operation nnaImmediately Immediately nnaWait Wait: nnaWaitMustBeNumber *Scheduling time must be a non-null number. nnaServerStopping Scheduled shutdown to occur in: nnaServerRestarting Scheduled restart to occur in: nnaCacheFlushing #Scheduled cache flush to occur in: nnReloading $Scheduled reload check to occur in: nnaServerOps Server Operations nnaStatsOps Statistics Operations nnaLogStats Write Statistics to Log nnaResetStats Reset Statistics nnaCacheOps Cache Operations nnaReload Reload From Region Database nnaFlushCache Flush Foreign Region Data nnaNextCacheCkp Checkpoint Cache nnaNextCacheDump Dump Cache to Trace File nnaZeroWaitLabel 4A 0 wait time cancels an already scheduled operation nnaServerStatsLogged (Server saved statistics to the log file. nnaLoggingStats *Scheduled statistics logging to occur in: nnaStatsReset +Server set all statistics counters to zero. nnaResetingStats .Scheduled statistics counters to be reset in: nnaCacheControl Cache Control nnaFlushingCache $Scheduled cache flush to occur in : nnaReloading %Scheduled cache reload to occur in : nnaCkpingCache )Scheduled cache checkpoint to occur in : nnaDumpingCache *Scheduled server cache dump to occur in : nnaStatsLogMin <Minimum value of Statistics Log Interval must be 10 seconds. nnaStatsResetMin >Minimum value of Statistics Reset Interval must be 10 seconds. nnaCacheCkpMin >Minimum value of Cache Checkpoint Interval must be 10 seconds. nnaNoNSMessageThe Oracle Net Manager does not know of any existing Oracle Names Servers. To search for existing Oracle Names Servers in all well known locations on the network, including on this computer, select {1} from the {0} menu. If there are no Oracle Names Servers in your network, and you want to configure one to run on this computer, press the "+" button to create an Oracle Names Server configuration. Please refer to the online help or the Oracle Net Services Administrator's Guide for more information about Oracle Names Servers. nnaCreateServer&No Oracle Names Servers could be found. If you want to configure an Oracle Names Server on this computer for your network, press the "+" button, after dismissing this dialog. Please refer to the Oracle Net Services Administrator's Guide for additional information on Oracle Names Servers. nnaServerDiscovered ?ound one or more Oracle Names Servers. To ensure consistent operation, please exit and restart the Oracle Net Manager and start again. nnaSchedOps Schedule of Operations for nnaNextFlush Next Cache Flush: nnaNextReload Next Reload: nnaNextCkp Next Cache Checkpoint: nnaNextDump Next Cache Dump: nnaInfoAbout Information About nnaInfo Information nnaStartWarning ?arning: You have not modified the configuration of the newly created server. This will start a server with default settings.Okay to proceed? nnaWarning Warning nnaNextShutTime Next Shutdown: nnaNextRestartTime Next Restart: nnaNextStatsLogTime Next Statistics Log: nnaNextStatsResetTime Next Statistics Reset: nnaNamesWizard Names Wizard nnaServerNamePage Name Server Name nnaServerAddr Name Server Address nnaUseRDB Use Region Database nnaDBAddress Region Database Address nnaDBSID Database SID nnaDBUser Database User nnaDBPassword Database Password nnaFirstNS First Name Server in Region nnaWKNS Well Known Name Server nnaWKNSAddress Well Known Name Server Address nnaRootRegion Region of The Server nnaDomainList $List of Domains for This Name Server nnaDomainHint nnaFinalPanel Wizard Complete nnaServerNameMesg ?his name should be unique. It should also contain the name of the domain this name server will be in. For example, a name server "NS1" in domain "acme.com" should be named "NS1.acme.com". nnaServerNameLabel /Enter a name for the Name Server being created. nnaServerAddrMsg1 mA name server needs to listen for incoming requests. Enter the address on which this name server will listen. nnaServerAddrMsg2 ?o provide an address, choose a protocol and provide the protocol specific information. You must make sure that no other name server or databse listener is listening on this address. nnaRegionInfoMesg1 hOn the following pages, you will be asked about Oracle Name Server regions, region database and domains. nnaRegionInfoMesg2 ?racle Names defines regions, which consist of one or more domains. Each region has at least one name server and for performance reasons, can have more. nnaRegionInfoMesg3 ?ultiple name servers in one region share the same information. To maintain consistency, they either use an Oracle Database called a region database or replicate the data amongst themselves. nnaPressNext Press "Next" to continue. nnaRegionDBDecision ?f you have (or in the future, may have) multiple name servers in this region, Oracle recommends that you use a region database. However, a region database is not required. nnaRegionDBInfoMesg1 ?n order to setup the name server to use a region database, you need to identify the Oracle database you will be using as region database. nnaRegionDBInfoMesg2 bYou will be asked to provide the address, the database SID and the database username and password. nnaRegionDBInfoMesg3 wIf there are more than one names servers in this region, you must make sure that they all use the same region database. nnaRegionDBInfo Region Database Info nnaUseDB %Do you want to use a region database? nnaUseRegionDB Use a region database. nnaDontUseRDB Don't use a region database. nnaYes nnaNo nnaUserPageMsg mEnter the database username which has read and write permissions for the Oracle Names region database tables. nnaPasswdMsg ?nter the password for the database username just given. You must enter this same password in the "Confirm Password" field to confirm it. The password may be null. nnaConfirmPasswd Confirm Password: nnaDBAddressLabel $Specify the address of the database. nnaDBAddrMsg ?he database address is the address on which a listener is listening for the region database. Note that for the name server to be able to store any information in the database, a listener must be listening on this address. nnaRootRegionMsg _If this is the first name server being created for your network, then it is in the root region. nnaIsNSInRoot 'Is this name server in the root region? nnaDomNameMsg FEnter the name of the domain this name server will be responsible for. nnaMinttlMsg1 ?nter the minimum time that any foreign data should be kept in this name server (Minimum Time To Live) before the name server will try to reload that information. nnaMinttlMsg2 OIf you are not certain of what this value should be, simply accept the default. nnaMinTTlRange FValue of Minimum TTL must be a number between zero and 1209600 seconds nnaDomListMsg ?ne name server can be responsible for more than one domain. To enter more domains, press the "Add More Domains" button below. If you have entered all the domains, press "Next". nnaAddMoreDomains Add More Domains nnaDomHintMesg ?f there are multiple regions in the network, this name server needs to know the address of a name server in the root region. Please provide one such address. nnaFirstNSMesg ?f there are existing name servers in this region, then steps must be taken to inform this name server about one more name server in the region. Choose an option and press "Next". nnaFirstNSDecision ,Is this the first name server in its region? nnaWKNSAddressMsg1 ?ou either chose to specify one name server or no name servers could be automatically discovered in this region. You must now specify address of another name server in this region. nnaWKNSAddressMsg2 ?hen you press "Next", an attempt is made to contact a name server at this address. This operation may take some time. Please be patient. nnaFinalPanelMesg ?ou have now finished giving the necessary information required to setup an Oracle Names Server.Press the "Finish" button, to save the current configuration. nnaFirstPanel First Panel nnaFirstPanelMesg sThis wizard will prompt you for the information necessary to setup an Oracle Name Server. Press "Next" to continue. nnaDiscoverNS Discover Name Servers nnaDiscoverNSMesg1 ?or consistency of information across name servers in the region, this name server needs to know about other name servers in its region. nnaDiscoverNSMesg2 ?ou may try to automatically discover name servers if there are well known name servers in this region. A well known name server is a server listening on specific addresses in the network. nnaDiscoverNSMesg3 rOr you may specify address of another name server in this region. Choose a suitable option below and press "Next". nnaNoServerError TNo Oracle Name Server could be detected at this address. Please confirm the address. nnaSIDMesg AEnter the SID for the database being used as the region database. nnaDiscoveredNS ,Discovered other name servers in the region. nnaDiscoveryFailed ?arning: Attempt to contact the name server at this location has failed. Please check the address you provided. If correct, press "Ok" to continue. If you would like to change the address, press "Cancel". nnaNoNSDiscovered ?o Oracle Name Servers could be automatically discovered in this region. You will now be asked for the address of one name server in this region. nnaRegionInfo Region Info nnaNotWKNS &Server is not a Well Known Name Server nnaIsWKNS "Server is a Well Known Name Server nnaDiscover $Discover name servers in this region nnaSpecifyAddr &Specify one name server in this region nnaDiffPwd <You did not enter the same password twice. Please reconfirm. nnaWizardInfoMesg1 FThe wizard may ask you to provide information about a region database. nnaWizardInfoMesg2 ?f you are planning to use a region database and do not already have one, we recommend that the necessary database tables be created before configuring the Name Server. nnaWizardInfoMesg3 tFor more information, please refer to the section for Oracle Names in the Oracle Net Services Administrator's guide. nnaWizardInfo Wizard Info nnaFirst "Name server is first in its region nnaNotFirstNS &Name server is not first in its region LCCListeners Listeners LCCChooseName Choose Listener Name LCCDuplicateName Duplicate Listener Name LCCListenerName Listener Name: LCCOK LCCCancel LCCHelp LCCBrowse LCCRenameInstructions #Enter a new name for this listener. LCCDuplicate ?The listener "{0}" already exists. Please choose another name. LCCGeneralParameters General Parameters LCCListeningLocations Listening Locations LCCDatabaseServices Database Services LCCOtherServices Other Services LCCGeneral LCCStartupWaitTime Startup Wait Time: LCCStartupWaitTimeDeprecate yStartup Wait Time has been deprecated. It will be obsolete in a future release. Do you still want to use the parameter? LCCseconds seconds LCCOptions Option LCCSaveOnQuit Save Configuration on Shutdown LCCSNMPInfo SNMP Contact Information LCCSNMPSample MThis text is written to snmp_rw.ora if the file exists and listener is known. LCCADR %Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR) LCCADRBaseDir ADR Base Directory: LCCEnableADR Enable ADR LCCChooseADRBase Choose a Directory for ADR Base LCCLogTrace Logging & Tracing LCCLoggingDisabled Logging Disabled LCCLoggingEnabled Logging Enabled LCCLogFile LCCTracingDisabled Tracing Disabled LCCTracingEnabled Tracing Enabled LCCTraceLevel LCCTraceFile LCCUser User LCCAdmin Administrator LCCSupport Support LCCUserHint ;Basic information useful for solving a site related problem LCCUserHintA Basic information useful for LCCUserHintB solving a site related problem LCCAdminHint >Detailed information useful for solving a site related problem LCCAdminHintA Detailed information useful for LCCAdminHintB LCCSupportHint 8Information useful to Oracle World Wide Customer Support LCCSupportHintA Information useful to Oracle LCCSupportHintB World Wide Customer Support LCCChooseLog Choose a log file LCCChooseTrace Choose a trace file LCCAuthentication LCCPasswordRequired *Require a Password for Listener Operations LCCPasswordNotRequired 1Do Not Require a Password for Listener Operations LCCPassword LCCConfirmPassword LCCPasswordsDontMatch #The passwords entered do not match! LCCMustSpecifyPassword A password must be specified. LCCAddAddress Add Address LCCRemoveAddress Remove Address LCCAddress LCCPleaseAddListeningLocation Please add a listening location! LCCaddLocationMessage _No Listening Locations configured. Press Add Address below to add Listening Location addresses. LCCaddrTitle Network Address LCCiiopPStack1 8Statically dedicate this address for JServer connections LCCiiopPStack2 >(for backward compatibility with Oracle JServer release 8.1.5) LCCiiopPStackError ?here must be at least one address which is not dedicated to JServer connections. Please uncheck (Statically dedicate this address for JServer connections) checkbox for one of the addresses LCCDupErrorTCP `The port specified is already used by an endpoint for listener {0}. Provide another port number. LCCDupErrorTCPS LCCDupErrorIPC BThe key specified is already used by an endpoint for listener {0}. LCCDupErrorVI KThe service name specified is already used by an endpoint for listener {0}. LCCDupErrorNMP CThe pipe specified is already used by an endpoint for listener {0}. LCCDatabase LCCGlobalDBName LCCOracleHomeDir Oracle Home Directory: LCCSID LCCDontUsePrespawns 'Do Not Use Prespawned Dedicated Servers LCCUsePrespawns Use Prespawned Dedicated Servers LCCConfigurePrespawns Configure Prespawned Servers... LCCPrespawnsNotAvailable mPrespawned servers are not supported on this platform. Would you like to configure prespawned servers anyway? LCCPrespawnHint ?pecify, per protocol, the number of dedicated servers started and waiting for dedicated (non multi-threaded server) connection requests. LCCPrespawnHintA .Specify, per protocol, the number of dedicated LCCPrespawnHintB )servers started and waiting for dedicated LCCPrespawnHintC 0(non multi-threaded server) connection requests. LCCMaxPrespawns Maximum Prespawned Servers: LCCMaxPrespawnsHint ?he Maximum Prespawned Servers field must be greater than or equal to the number of servers configured for all protocols. If no protocol-specific servers are configured, the field must be set to zero. LCCAddDatabase Add Database LCCRemoveDatabase Remove Database LCCProtocol LCCNumber Number: LCCTimeout Timeout: LCCNoDatabases ?o database services explicitly configured for this listener. Oracle8i release 8.1 databases will dynamically register with the listener. LCCService LCCAddService Add Service LCCRemoveService Remove Service LCCGlobalServiceName Global Service Name: LCCProgram Program Name: LCCProgramArgument0 Program Argument Zero: LCCProgramArguments Program Arguments: LCCEnvironment Environment: LCCNoServices ;No other services explicitly configured for this listener. LCCNoServicesHint 5Services may dynamically register with the listener. MGWtitleBase $Directory Server Migration Wizard : MGWintroTitle Introduction MGWdomainTitle Select Domain MGWserviceTitle Select Net Service Names MGWcontextTitle Select Destination Context MGWupdateTitle Directory Server Update MGWintroText ?his wizard will allow you to migrate net service name entries from your local tnsnames.ora file to any Oracle Context on your current directory server. MGWserviceMessage ]Select one or more of the net services names listed below to migrate to the directory server. MGWserviceSelectError IPlease select one or more net service names to migrate before continuing. MGWdomainMessage ?ultiple domains were found in your tnsnames.ora file. Only one domain may be migrated at a time using this tool. Select the domain you wish to migrate from the list below. MGWdomainNullDomain <NULL_DOMAIN> MGWcontextSelectError 6Please select a destination context before continuing. MGWupdateWritingToServer AWriting selected net service names to directory server location: MGWupdateWritingElement Writing element: MGWupdateComplete Update Complete. MGWupdateErrorDataStore Data storage error DETAILS: MGWupdateDone -- finished MGWupdateDetails DETAILS: MGWupdateErrorWriting /Error writing element: "{0}" to location: "{1}" PFCclientAccessPanelLabel Access Rights PFCclientExcludedNodes Clients excluded from access PFCclientInvitedNodes Clients allowed to access PFCValidNodeEnabled !Check TCP/IP client access rights AliasesLabel AliasIntroMessage? net service alias in a directory server enable clients to refer to a net service name or database service by a different name. For example, if you create a net service alias called 'mysales' for a net service named called 'sales', then when 'mysales' is used to connect to a database service it will actually resolve to and use 'sales'. There are several uses for using net service aliases. The primary use is to have a net service alias in one Oracle Context for a net service name in a different Oracle Context. This enables that net service name to be defined once in the directory server, but used out of other Oracle Contexts. A net service alias can also be useful as a way for clients to refer to a net service name by another name. AliasViewDesc SThis is a net service alias for the following net service name or database service: AliasCreateDesc ~Enter what you want to call this new net service alias, and enter the net service name or database service for which it alias: AliasLabel Net Service Alias: NetServiceLabel $Net Service Name or Database Service NameLabel OracleContextLabel Oracle Context: CreateAliasLabel Create Net Service Alias SNCSDP SDP PFCprotNameSDP SNWProtPanSDP Socket Direct Protocol SNWSDPPanHostMsg ?o communicate with the database using the SDP protocol, the database computer's host name is required. Enter the SDP host name for the computer where the database is located. SNWSDPPanPortMsg ? SDP port number is also required. The port number for Oracle databases is usually 1521. You should not normally need to specify a different port number. SNWSDPPanHostLbl SNWSDPPanPortLbl PROT_BUFF_SIZE Protocol Buffer Size SEND_BUFF_MSG Total buffer size for all sends. SEND_BUFF_MSG_LBL Total Send Buffer Size: RECV_BUFF_MSG #Total buffer size for all receives. RECV_BUFF_MSG_LBL Total Receive Buffer Size: LCCDupErrorSDP SNWSDPPanTitle ADV_PARAM_BTN_SHOW Show Advanced ADV_PARAM_BTN_HIDE Hide Advanced ADV_PARAM_TITLE Advance Protocol Parameters IN_BOUND_CNN_TIMEOUT_LBL Connection Time Out: SEND_TIMEOUT_LBL Send operations Time Out: RECV_TIMEOUT_LBL Receive operations Time Out: ALLOWED_LOGON_VERSION_LBL &Logon Authentication Protocol Version: !ALLOWED_LOGON_DEFAULT_VERSION_LBL Default REVOCATION_CHECK_LBL Revocation Check: REVOCATION_CHECK_NONE None REVOCATION_CHECK_REQD Required REVOCATION_CHECK_REQSTD Requested CRL_FILE_LBL "Certificate Revocation Lists File: CRL_PATH_LBL "Certificate Revocation Lists Path: CRL_PATHDialogTITLE &Certificate Revocation Lists Directory CRL_PATHDialogDESC ?hoose the directory where you keep the Certificate Revocation Lists (CRL) of Certification Authorities (CAs) whose clients you deal with. 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