Title: Chapter 6 Configuring the Oracle Network Environment
Course: RITA MC - ORACLE ADMINISTRATION I > Section: Unit 2 - Database Administration I

Networking is an integral part of the client-server database architecture that is
fundamental to all modern relational databases. The Oracle database had the potential
for client-server computing from the beginning (version 1, released in 1978, made
a separation between the Oracle code and the user code), but it was only with version 4 in
1984 that Oracle introduced interoperability between PC and server. True client-server support
came with version 5, in 1986. This chapter introduces the Oracle Net services. Oracle Net was
previously known as Sqlnet, and you will still hear many DBAs refer to it as such.

Chapter 6 Learning Outcomes:

- Define how to Configure and Manage the Oracle Network
- Ability to Use the Oracle Shared Server Architecture

*Quizzes for Chapters 6 through 11 are all open until Exam 2 date.

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