Oracle 11g client install on crashes windows 2008

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  Michael G. Schneider
  
  
  
  AMT Ping Utility for 32-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production on 23-OCT-2010 11:37:11
  
  Copyright (c) 1997, 2010, Oracle. All rights reserved.
  
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  -LOG CONFIGURATION INFORMATION ENDS-
  
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  nlstdipi: output
  nnfun2awanm: entry
  nnfgiinit: entry
  nncpcin_maybe_init: default name server's domain is [root]
  nnfgiinit: installation read the path
  nnfgsrsp: entry
  nnfgsrsp: get the path of names.directory_path parameter or native_names.directory_path
  nnfgsrdp: entry
  nnfgsrdp: path of configuration:
  nnfgsrdp: check TNSNAMES element
  nnfgsrdp: defined path
  nnfun2a: entry
  nlolgobj: entry
  nnfgrne: entry
  nnfgrne: will read if path adapters
  nnfgrne: switching adapter TNSNAMES
  nnftboot: entry
  nlpaxini: entry
  nlpaxini: output
  nnftmlf_make_local_addrfile: entry
  nnftmlf_make_local_addrfile: failure of the construction of the local names file
  nnftmlf_make_local_addrfile: output
  nlpaxini: entry
  nlpaxini: output
  nnftmlf_make_system_addrfile: entry
  nnftmlf_make_system_addrfile: file system names is C:\Programme\Oracle\admin\product\11.2.0\client_1\network\admin\tnsnames.ora
  nnftmlf_make_system_addrfile: output
  nnftboot: output
  nnftrne: entry
  nnftrne: original name: SIGA
  nnfttran: entry
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  nncpdpt_dump_ptable: SIG = (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS_LIST = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP) (HOST = SARABI.lionsland.local.de)(PORT = 1521))) (CONNECT_DATA = (SERVICE_NAME = ORCL)))
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  nnfgrne: output
  nlolgserv: entry
  nnfggav: entry
  nnftgav: entry
  nnftgav: output
  nnfgfrm: entry
  nnftfrm: entry
  nnftfrm: output
  nnfgfrm: output
  nlolgserv: output
  nlolgobj: output
  nlolfmem: entry
  nlolfmem: output
  nnfun2awanm: get the path of the sqlnet.ora
  nnfun2awanm: getting the name of the adapter
  nnfun2awanm: output
  nscall: entry
  nsmal: entry
  nsmal: 216 bytes to 0x2cdfe08
  nsmal: output normal
  nscall: connection...
  nlad_expand_hst: expansion SARABI.lionsland.local.de
  snlinGetAddrInfo: entry
  snlinGetAddrInfo: output
  snlinGetNameInfo: entry
  snlinGetNameInfo: output
  nlad_expand_hst: Add IP 192.168.1.201
  snlinFreeAddrInfo: entry
  snlinFreeAddrInfo: output
  nlad_expand_hst: result: (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS_LIST = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST=192.168.1.201) (PORT = 1521))) (CONNECT_DATA = (SERVICE_NAME = ORCL)))
  nladini: entry
  nladini: output
  nladget: entry
  nladget: output
  nsmal: entry
  nsmal: 104 bytes in 0x2ce0390
  nsmal: output normal
  nsc2addr: entry
  nsc2addr: (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST=192.168.1.201) (PORT = 1521)) (CONNECT_DATA = (SERVICE_NAME = ORCL)))
  nttbnd2addr: entry
  snlinGetAddrInfo: entry
  snlinGetAddrInfo: output
  nttbnd2addr: using the IP host address: 192.168.1.201
  snlinFreeAddrInfo: entry
  snlinFreeAddrInfo: output
  nttbnd2addr: output
  nsc2addr: output normal
  nsopen: entry
  nsmal: entry
  nsmal: 996 bytes to 0x2ce0800
  nsmal: output normal
  nsopenmplx: entry
  nsmal: entry
  nsmal: 2120 bytes to 0x2ce0bf0
  nsmal: output normal
  nsiorini: entry
  nsbal: entry
  nsbgetfl: entry
  nsbgetfl: output normal
  nsmal: entry
  nsmal: 84 bytes to 0x2ce1580
  nsmal: output normal
  nsbal: output normal
  nsiorini: exit (0)
  nscpxget: entry
  nscpxget: output normal
  nsopenalloc_nsntx: nlhthput on mplx_ht_nsgbu:ctx = 2ce0800, nsntx = 2ce0bf0
  nsopenmplx: output normal
  nsopen: transport of opening...
  nttcon: entry
  nttcon: toc = 1
  nttcnp: entry
  nttcnp: creates a socket.
  nttcnp: output
  nttcni: entry
  nttcni: Tcp conn timeout = 60000 (ms)
  nttcni: TCP Connect TO active. Switch to the n. b.
  nttctl: entry
  nttctl: definition of connection in non-blocking mode
  nttcni: try to connect you to 528.
  ntt2err: entry
  ntt2err: output
  ntctst: NTTEST list size is 1 - survey not call
  sntseltst: WRITING tests on socket 528
  sntseltst: FOUND: write on socket 528 request
  ntt2err: entry
  ntt2err: soc error 528 - operation = 1, ntresnt [0] = 505, ntresnt [1] = 60, ntresnt [2] = 0
  ntt2err: output
  nttcni: output
  nttcon: output
  NsError: entry
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  nsopen: cannot open transport
  nsiocancel: entry
  nsiofrrg: entry
  nsiofrrg: actu = 2ce153c
  nsbfr: entry
  nsbaddfl: entry
  nsbaddfl: output normal
  nsbfr: output normal
  nsiofrrg: output
  nsiocancel: output
  nsvntx_dei: entry
  nsvntx_dei: output
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  nsiocancel: entry
  nsiofrrg: entry
  nsiofrrg: output
  nsiocancel: output
  nsmfr: entry
  nsmfr: 2120 bytes to 0x2ce0bf0
  nsmfr: output normal
  nsmfr: entry
  nsmfr: 996 bytes to 0x2ce0800
  nsmfr: output normal
  nsopen: output error
  nsmfr: entry
  nsmfr: 104 bytes in 0x2ce0390
  nsmfr: output normal
  nscall: output error
  nscall: entry
  nscall: connection...
  nsclose: entry
  nsclose: output normal
  nladget: entry
  nladget: output
  nsmfr: entry
  nsmfr: 216 bytes to 0x2cdfe08
  nsmfr: output normal
  nladtrm: entry
  nladtrm: output
  nscall: output error
  nlse_term_audit: entry
  nlse_term_audit: output
  
  Published by: michael.schneider on the 23.09.2010 02:42

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