you need to set the password for sys and system users at the time of installation and the scott user account will be initially locked you need tpo log in to system or sys account to unlock the scott user.
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Hi
I guess when you performed the install you created a database? If not then use the Database Configuration Assistant to create the database.
If you did create a database at installation time then you would have been prompted to enter a password for SYS and SYSTEM.
If you are on windows check that the oracle services are running. Check that you have an entry in the tnsnames.ora file for your database and that the listener is running.
Once all that is in place you should be able to connect to Oracle.
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Have you set any password for sys or system account during installation phase ?
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