Automated Network Configuration
To automate network configuration, NetCA uses a response file similar to the one used with the OUI. A NetCA response file is a plain text file.
Using a response file on UNIX is very simple, and very similar to how it's done with OUI. The command is:
| 10g | netca /silent /responseFile /fully/qualified/filename.rsp |
| 9i | netca -silent -responseFile /fully/qualified/filename.rsp |
Things are a bit more complicated on Windows, since running NetCA from the command line is apparently not fully supported. If, for example, your ORACLE_HOME directory is C:\oracle\ora10 and your JRE version is 1.4.1, then the NetCA command for both 10g and 9i is:
C:\oracle\ora10\jre\1.4.1\bin\java.exe -Duser.dir=C:\oracle\ora10\network\jlib - classpath ...
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