- you have your password file. If not, recreate it:
orapwd file=c:\.....\database\PWD{SID}.ora force=[y/n]
Carefull for linux DBA, the file is named differentely on Windows - PWD{ORACLE_SID}.ora (ex. PWDORCL.ora), it kepts me looking for a solution to this problem a loonnnng time...
- remote_login_passwordfile must be set to EXCLUSIVE
- If you have two runtime running on the same server (10g and 11g for example), set the TNS_ADMIN environement variable with the location of your sqlnet.ora, listener.ora and tnsnames.ora files
- The oracle user is in the right group (dba)
- Add this line into your sqlnet.ora file (haven't done it yet, but it supposed to fix the issue)
SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES = (NTS)
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