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    - about inter net How can I share inter net connection selected pc in workgroup Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289124
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    - Static Routing in XP Hello, I had a few questions regarding static routes. Here's the setup: On my XP Pro machine, I have created 2 persistent static routes, both pointing to the same subnet, going through two different routers (primary and backup). route -p add 192.168.1.0 mask 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.253 metric 1 route -p add 192.168.1.0 mask 255.255.0.0 192.168.1.254 metric 10 The data is very time-sensitive, so I cannot have much failover latency. If my primary route (through .253) goes down, A) How long will it take to fail over to the backup? B) Will XP then ignore the primary route and consider the backup as the primary, or will XP keep checking to see if the primary is up every so often (how often)? C) If my primary goes back up again, will traffic then shift back to it? Thank you, Anthony Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289114
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    - Dell Inspiron 530 vista basic upgrade to WMCE ethernet controller Hello, I recently bought a dell 530 quad core with vista basic, I have since went to fleabay and bought the whole 3 disc XP MCE and have tried to install it. I have the desktop and everything seems okay until I check the system and there is an ethernet controller conflict (code 28) with a PCI device (code 28), a PCI Simple Communications Controller(code 22), SM Bus Controller(code 22) , Video COntroller ( code 22). I have tried all the OEM discs while disabling 4 out of five conflicts ( to single out one at a time) and the subsequent combinations no avail pls help thanks Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289108
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    - Networking xp I think should be create I have 2 PCs. One is using realtek LAN card an the other is using Dlink LAN card. The realtek LAN card worked fine o either PC. The Dlink LAN card always -- sohel1 Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289103
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    - network cable unplugged? urgent help please? On my laptop i keep getting message network cable unplugged. But everything is plugged, the green light on back of my laptop next to the Ethernet cable is on. and all the lights are on the modem. Everything is connected. but internet not working? pleas e help? Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289100
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    - Http connection stops working after installing June Security Updat I'm at the end of my rope. I've been using my Dell Inspiron 9300 (XPSP2) for nearly 3 years without incident. The only change ever made to the laptop is that which autoupdate delivers- as I call, the "monthly visitor". After the June Security updates, I lose HTTP connections after about 10 mins (rebooting brings it back) Https and FTP still work. I can ping external- such as www.hotmail.com MSN Messenger still works. Network Monitor shows only that the remote server "resets" or refuses the connection. I am running over a HNS Directway satellite connection. If I dial up over my modem to PeoplePC, AND vpn into my corp network, then the problem does not display itself. (Cisco Vpn Client) It does not make a difference if I run over my wireless router, or plug the cable into my laptop. It also doesn't make a difference if I drive to starbucks, and attempt to get online via their TMobile hotspot. Same results. Running in Safe Mode w/Networking does not display the problem. System restore to checkpoint earlier than updates fails. Have run every scan known to mankind- turned off Windows Firewall, Disabled my Symantec Antivirus and nothing helps. I've also reset the tcp/ip stack using netsh winsock reset- twice. The problem began after the first automatic download of June updates. I suspected KB951376 to be the problem, as it was the only patch (BlueTooth) that seemed like it could affect my networking. I removed this update, and eventually ALL of the June updates. The problem went away, then returned. I went away for the weekend, came back- and autoupdate had lovingly reinstalled all of the updates for me. My computer restarted on its own accord, and I was working fine for the rest of the week. Not one to dismiss a stroke of good luck, I went merrily on my way. The problem returned on Friday. A check of installed updates showed that the KB in question was back- only in a V2. Removed V2, but the problem persisted. Checked the registry, and found the KB was still installed- Looked again, and noticed that V2 didn't replace the original KP951376, and it was installed as well. Removed it. The problem still exists. In summary- No http. Yes https. Yes FTP. Yes Ping. Yes Telnet. Can anyone offer some advice? Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289099
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    - telnet logging Hello I'm trying to log on my brother's computer in our house LAN to help him rather than going to his room, I'm using MS-Dos telnet. so when I type <telnet Ipaddress port> it just shows a black screen. I need to do things like "dir, cd, copy" but I can not. I used Putty as well it just shows the commands I type without results. I used ports like 137, 138, 139. I appreciate any help on this. thanks Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289096
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    - Sharing Connection with STB Forgive my ignorance, i tried to read the forum but couldnt find something similar. I have winxp on my laptop connected wirelessly to DSL router. I have a VPN connection to external network. What i want to do is to be able to connect an STB (satellite receiver, with network setup enabled) through the VPN connection i have on my laptop. I connected the STB to laptop with an ethernet cable. now i have in Network Connections: Wireless network connection, Local Area connection, and local area connection 2 (with the VPN IP). Can someone guide me how i can let the STB connect throught the VPN connection. What is the IP and Gateway that i need to put in both Local Area Connection and in the STB network settings. If i need to enable the "enable users on the network to connect through this computer network connection" on which connection should i enable it, and then what do i select under "home networking connection" Maybe i am doing it the wrong way, and it's not enabling that option that should resolve this issue? I appreciate your kind help. Thanks. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289091
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    - restricting internet at work I have 10 workstations and a server at my workplace. The computers are all shared by all employees, so it is impossible to know who is sneaking looks at restricted sites. Is it possible to funnel all the workstations through a common gateway that will only allow websites that I want them to have access to? I would like to be able to enter a list of 10-15 websites and restrict all other internet traffic to the workstations. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289088
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    - Problem using RDC Web Connection Hello and thanks in advance. Here is what I have done thus far. 1. Configured Host Computer with IIS. No prob 2. Configured Host Computer with my own Port #. No prob 3. Configured Router to Forward My Port# & Port 3389. No prob I can connect to my computer at work from another computer & visa-versa ex: my co-worker comp to mine and mine to my co-worker comp. By the way we are on DSL here at work. So my issue is when I disconnect my DSL and connect to the internet thru dial-up modem and then try to connect to my co-workers comp thru the IE browser it seems to be searching but nothing happens. Here is what I did. http://co-worker IP:co-worker PORT/tsweb Then I tried something else was to enter our Router Gateway IP instead of co-workers http://Router IP/co-worker PORT/tsweb This time the Web Log in Box showed, I clicked CONNECT and it tried to search but then I got an Remote Desktop Disconnected error. Hope someone can help me out on this. Hard to find answers on the web. If more info is needed please ask. KJG Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289087
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    - Isolating wired and wireless clients I am trying to determine the most effective (and cost-efficient) way to isolate wired and wireless connections on the following setup: I currently have a building with 15 ethernet connections to the Internet. At three of the locations, a wireless router (Linksys WRT54G v8) will be used to: 1. share the network connection via ethernet with two computers 2. provide wireless connectivity I am not concerned w/ wired computers communicating with other wired computers. But I do not want any communication between wired and wireless computers. Any good ideas would be appreciated. Thanks. Solutions that I have dismissed: I believe the Linksys WRT54G v8 does not have native support for VLANs. (Perhaps an alternative firmware like dd-wrt? I believe this would be one of the easiest solutions, but I worry about installing third-party firmware and, in the future, leaving it in another person's hands that isn't familiar w/ such.) I could buy another router for each and utilize double NAT, but that would be another $150+ (not including deals) and could - or so I've heard - limit some services (most notably VPN?). I am open to suggestions about securing the "post-NIC" side of the connection, but I would prefer to plug & go without extra configuration (e.g. static IP w/ software firewall). Also, any additional resources/web sites for further clarification or explanation would be appreciated. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289078
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    - network storage device permissions I have a network storage device (more specifically a BuffaloTech LinkStation) and a PC with Windows MCE 2005: I like it but whenever I connect an external USB drive to it I can only read/execute whats on the drive (NOT the internal drive to the linkstation BUT the drive that's connected to the linkstations usb ports), I can't move, delete, or rename files/folders (or even create a new file) but i can seem to copy files to the device. Under LinkStation settings, I have shared folders for the USB drive: Shared folder support: Windows, ftp, backup Shared folder attributes: read/write recycle bin disabled access restrictions enabled (with proper username/passwords as on windows) and under web access settings i am using in herited folder permissions. -- Woodzy http://resumes.hotjobs.com/proteanthread/pbxadministration http://www.aimpages.com/rtdos/profile.html Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289068
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    - LAN question re "others logged on to computer" I periodically get a messasge "other people are logged on to your computer; shutting down will cause them to lose their information" "Do you still want to shutdown?" I get this message when I shut down both my computers which happened to be LANed. Does anyone know if this is common? It strikes me as an unusual message. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289067
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    - share my printer between 2 computers and surf with 2 computers at Hello all, People probably asked you a thousand times but I can't manage to gather the information I need by searching the web so here is my situation: I have a pc with windows XP home SP3 upstairs and a HP Deskjet 916c printer which is upstairs too. Downstairs I have a notebook with windows xp professional and also a motorola sb5100E modem. What I do now to surf the web with my notebook is pull the cable (UTP with RJ45 connector) that comes from my pc upstairs out of my modem (which is downstairs) and then connect my notebook with another shorter UTP cable to the modem. For printing I go upstairs with my notebook and take the usb cable out of my pc to plug it into my notebook. I know there's a much easier way without having to plug out cables all the time but I'm a total noob when it comes to networking issues. To summarise, I would like to: 1a. avoid swapping cables all the time 1. share one printer between 2 computers without having both computers turned on all the time (one computer may be off while printing from the other). 2. be able to surf the net with both computers simultaneously is not a must but if it's easy to setup it's always welcome. What kind of hardware would I have to buy for this? I read about switches, hubs, routers, print servers and I don't have a clue what the difference is, let go how to set it up. Important thing to add: I like to play online games from time to time and I read that routers can be quite tricky when you want to forward ports so I'm a bit reluctant about routers unless you can convince me otherwise (I find it already hard enough trying to figure out how to program my firewall). Thanks a lot in advance for your help. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289062
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    - Limited Connectivity I've just brought my laptop (running XP pro) back from university, where the internet worked perfectly fine. Now I've hooked it up to my home network (3 computers connected to a router, connected to a dsl modem) and suddenly I'm getting a the limited or no connectivity message and cannot access the internet at all any more. I've tried repairing the connection, which falls at the first hurdle by not being able to renew my IP. I've done an ipconfig /release and /renew to no effect. I've tried different cables and different ports on the router, which again did nothing. I've also tried deleting and reinstalling my network drivers and even the network connection itself but still no change. I even did a complete format and reinstall of XP, but yet again nothing changed. I'm completely stumped, if you have any ideas whatsoever I'd be really grateful. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289061
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    - How do I get the LAN card to work? I have 2 PCs. One is using realtek LAN card and the other is using Dlink LAN card. The realtek LAN card worked fine on either PC. The Dlink LAN card always get the message limited or no connectivity. How do I resolve this problem? I have already downloaded and installed the Dlink LAN driver for that card but to no avail. Current situation is as follow: I'm using cable modem connected to DSL router with 4 ports, one being the LAN/WAN port. The PC with the Realtek LAN card can connect to the internet without problem but not the PC with the Dlink LAN card. If i setup static local IP on both PC, both PC can communicate without problem which I concluded that the Dlink LAN card is not faulty. Help will be much appreciated. Thanks Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289060
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    - Help Setting up a CVS Server on my Centros VPS I am running a 30G CENTOS Enterprise 4.6 i686 I am trying to setup a CVS Server for TortoiseCVS. I am using Putty to connect through my shell access. I have the root admin account. How can I go about this so I can see the website live as I update it. Please take in to consideration I have made a CHMOD 777 Folder in $HOME/vidi and exported CVSROOT into it. Thanks Jake :D Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289056
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    - managing a home network with Spiceworks hi folks i've got a small home computer network running thru an SMC Barricade router. 3 are XP machines, one is NT4, they all run either Zone Alarm or Kerio firewalls in combo with the innate XP firewall. I've downloaded "Spiceworks", mostly as a learning toy, to help me understand how to do simple network troubleshooting. the bad news is, I've never been able to sucessfully "see" the other computers thru my Explorer network window. only the shared folders. and none at all on the NT4 system. spiceworks asks me for my remote admin priveleges on all my computers. is there any way I can create this type of privelege on the XP/NT machines, to allow Spiceworks to log in to these machines? thanks for any help! Brad Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289055
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    - 9 or 10 user connection limit? Does XP have a 9 or a 10 user connection limit for file sharing stuff? I've only seen references to there being a 10 user limit, but I've always seen XP reject the 10th connection thereby limiting to only 9 users. I'm verifying the connected sessions by opening Computer Manager and under "Shared Folders / Sessions"...it only shows nine user sessions (refusing the 10th). Any ideas? - anthonyx26 Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289049
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    - Help, Can connect to shared computers by IP, but not PC Name I am setting up a small network of 15 PC's, 6 Mac's, and 1 Unix Machine and have run into an issue on MY laptop. I am behind a ISP controlled router and use static IP addresses and DNS. I have reset ALL of the PC's (XP Home, XP Pro, 98, & Vista) to only use TCP/IP. When doing this only my laptop lost connectivity to the network when I removed NWLink Protocol from all the computers. I am connecting from my LAN card and have dissabled both the wireless and 1394 Connection. I have read all the websites, made sure my windows firewall has the file sharing exception, ensured the computer browser is started, enabled and disabled a guest account, checked restrictanonymous is set to 0, ensured the IP & DNS addresses were right, and I got the computer to log into shared computers (Mac & PC's) by their IP address. I don't want to manually force a computername to a IP address because this is a laptop and I want to use it on multiple networks. Can anyone help me make XP figure out that \\ACER is the same as \\192.168.100.01? Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289041
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    - Wireless Networking - 2 computers Hello - I have a PC running XP Media Center, and a new laptop running XP Professional. I was successful in setting up my wireless router - both computers can access the Internet. I've shared folders, but cannot map a network drive - "it can't find network path". I've turned off my Windows Firewall . . . I can "ping" back and forth. As you can see, I need help!!! A friend says it's some kind of firewall issue? I removed Norton from my new laptop . . . and don't have any security (yet) on my PC. I contacted the router company . . . they said "it's not our problem, since you can access the internet". Many thanks to anyone that can help! Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289039
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    - Unusually high network activity Even when my computer is sitting idle, the network connection is extremely active. At times, I can barely get to the net because the "pipe is so full". Using WireShark, I notice that all the activity is going to one place ip 72.52.0.87 ports 2146,2157,2190,2164,2153,2174 and 2146 are used. UDP is the protocol. The ip given above is NOT on my machine. What program could be doing this? Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289037
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    - internet explorer 7 will not connect to the internet I am running windows xp home with sp2. My internet currently works in Firefox (I am posting this from firefox), but when I try to open internet explorer, I get a message saying "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage." I have run many adware finding programs and they are coming up empty. I believe it is more than internet explorer because programs like the zune software cannot connect to the marketplace, and Steam can't display the shop either. Any time my computer needs to use internet explorer for software, it completely dies. Any help would be appreciated greatly. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289033
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    - Lost internet connection after home network setup Hi, Since I have set up a home network to swap files between my laptop and desk top wirelessly I have found that my laptop only has internet access when the desktop is booted up whereas before it used to work wirelessly through the modem/router regardless of the state of the desktop. My laptop has Vista and the desktop has XP. Could you through some light on what I have done and how to sort it out? Thanks Charlie Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289032
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    - Network not seeing all drives Windows XP Professional I cannot connect to computer "Dads" from computer "Tab". I cannot connect to "Ralph" from "Dads". There are other computers also having trouble connecting. When I click on Microsoft Windows Network on "Tab" it lists out all of the computers that really do exist in the Workgroup ISMGroup. those are Antec Dads Databox Laptop Ralph Screamer Tab When I click on Dads under Microsoft Windows Network while on Tab computer I get error message. "Dads is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator to find out if you have access permissions. The network path was not found" While on Dads computer under same location, the workgroug ISMGroup only lists out Dads C drive and shared folders etc. Other problems while on Dads is that only 4 of the 6 already setup mapped network drives exist, and of those 4 I can only see Tab and Databox, and cannot see Ralph or Laptop when I click on each under the mapped network drive section. We cannot recall changing any settings. I am trying to use "browstat status" to debug. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289020
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    - All XP home LAN - file-sharing stubborn bewteen just 2 systems I'm in the UK and have a Main computer (XP) that connects by ethernet to the BT Home Hub H (version 6.2.6.E) and a wireless LAN consisting of 3 other desktops and a laptop, all XP. I've had no big problems over the months I've set up file- and printer-sharing other than the typical Zone Alarm matters of ensuring the IP range is covered. I've suddenly lost file-sharing ("not accessible... might not have permission... network path not found") between the laptop and the Main desktop. Neither wishes to share with the other, although they see each other, and ping each other ok, as do all the others. All the others are ok and can file-share as normal amongst themselves and the Main one. The laptop shares OK with the others. It's just the laptop and Main that are having a spat. I've tried in vain setting up a whole new network name. I've tried in vain opening a new folder in each to share in the hope it might trigger some action. And I tried in vain deactivating Zone Alarm on both at the same time. I feel sure it's an XP file-sharing issue, but can think of nothing else to try. File-sharing is not something I do on a regular basis between the laptop and the Main system, but I suspect that this may be a post SP3 symptom - SP3 is on all systems now. I've enabled the Guest account on both systems. Any ideas please? Miles Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289017
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    - Long delay in copying small files on shared drive Client PC: WinXP SP3 Server: Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Ed. SP2 Problem: Often, but not always, when using Windows Explorer to copy a small group (about 3) of small (under 1K) text files from one folder to another on the same mapped drive, it will take about 30 seconds to a minute before the overwrite confirm dialog box appears. After confirming the copy, the file progress bar appears for another period much longer than should be necessary to copy files of this size. When copying the same files using the Copy command, there is no noticeable delay. The following packet trace shows a three instances of a long delay. Each seems to involve a TCP request that looks like: TCP wfremotertm > microsoft-ds [ACK] Seq=7911 Ack=10372 Win=65089 [TCP CHECKSUM INCORRECT] Len=0 There are no retransmissions, so I think the incorrect checksum is due to hardware offload, correct? The delays occur around packets 115, 264, 310, 362, & 434 Can anyone tell me what's causing this? No. Time Source Destination Protocol Info 1 0.000000 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_PATH_INFO, Query File Basic Info, Path: \krm\10\reg\00341914 2 0.000549 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_PATH_INFO 3 0.000688 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, FIND_FIRST2, Pattern: \krm\10\reg\00341914\default.css 4 0.001348 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FIND_FIRST2, Files: default.css 5 0.001589 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, FID: 0xc02c, Path: \krm\10\reg\00341914\default.css 6 0.002146 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0xc02c 7 0.002206 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FILE_INFO, FID: 0xc02c, Query File Internal Info 8 0.002546 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FID: 0xc02c, QUERY_FILE_INFO 9 0.002730 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Read AndX Request, FID: 0xc02c, 1180 bytes at offset 0 10 0.003347 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Read AndX Response, FID: 0xc02c, 1180 bytes ... ... 100 0.052549 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_PATH_INFO, Error: STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND 101 0.196345 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 TCP wfremotertm > microsoft-ds [ACK] Seq=7212 Ack=9054 Win=64327 [TCP CHECKSUM INCORRECT] Len=0 102 1.828327 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_PATH_INFO, Query File Basic Info, Path: \krm\10\coe\00341914 103 1.828856 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_PATH_INFO 104 1.828997 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, FIND_FIRST2, Pattern: \krm\10\coe\00341914\* 105 1.829852 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FIND_FIRST2, Files: . .. account.txt default.css default_lft.htm default_top.htm 106 1.862724 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_PATH_INFO, Query File Basic Info, Path: 107 1.863859 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_PATH_INFO 108 1.863995 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FS_INFO, Query Full FS Size Info 109 1.864254 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_FS_INFO 110 1.867993 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, FID: 0x801f, Path: \krm\10\coe\00341914 111 1.868859 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0x801f 112 1.868939 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_PATH_INFO, Query File Internal Info, Path: \krm\10\coe\00341914 113 1.869859 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_PATH_INFO 114 1.870023 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Close Request, FID: 0x801f 115 1.870862 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Close Response, FID: 0x801f 116 2.006875 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 TCP wfremotertm > microsoft-ds [ACK] Seq=7911 Ack=10372 Win=65089 [TCP CHECKSUM INCORRECT] Len=0 117 5.845189 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, Path: \krm\10\coe\00341914\desktop.ini 118 5.845691 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0x0000, Error: STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND 119 5.849592 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, Path: \krm\10\coe\.svn\entries 120 5.850087 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0x0000, Error: STATUS_OBJECT_PATH_NOT_FOUND 121 5.850332 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, Path: \krm\10\coe\00341914\.svn\entries 122 5.850684 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0x0000, Error: STATUS_OBJECT_PATH_NOT_FOUND 123 5.850970 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_PATH_INFO, Query File Network Open Info, Path: \krm\10\coe\00341914 124 5.851284 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_PATH_INFO ... ... 260 7.254823 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FS_INFO, Query FS Attribute Info 261 7.255158 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_FS_INFO 262 7.255346 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, FID: 0x0038, Path: \krm\10\reg\00341914\default.css 263 7.255764 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Locking AndX Request, FID: 0x0036 264 7.438442 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 TCP wfremotertm > microsoft-ds [ACK] Seq=17968 Ack=20912 Win=65320 [TCP CHECKSUM INCORRECT] Len=0 265 48.324739 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0x0038 266 48.324796 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Close Request, FID: 0x0036 267 48.325132 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Close Response, FID: 0x0036 268 48.325378 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Close Request, FID: 0x403b 269 48.325932 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Close Response, FID: 0x403b 270 48.325982 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FILE_INFO, FID: 0x0038, Query File Standard Info 271 48.326331 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FID: 0x0038, QUERY_FILE_INFO 272 48.326417 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Close Request, FID: 0x4039 273 48.326730 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Close Response, FID: 0x4039 274 48.326796 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FILE_INFO, FID: 0x0038, Query File Basic Info 275 48.327131 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FID: 0x0038, QUERY_FILE_INFO 276 48.327221 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FILE_INFO, FID: 0x0038, Query File Stream Info 277 48.327532 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FID: 0x0038, QUERY_FILE_INFO 278 48.327658 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FILE_INFO, FID: 0x0038, Query File Basic Info 279 48.327932 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FID: 0x0038, QUERY_FILE_INFO ... ... 305 48.339507 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_PATH_INFO 306 48.339607 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, FIND_FIRST2, Pattern: \krm\10\coe\00341914 307 48.340332 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FIND_FIRST2, Files: 00341914 308 48.340560 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, FIND_FIRST2, Pattern: \krm\10\coe\00341914\default.css 309 48.341348 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FIND_FIRST2, Files: default.css 310 48.476983 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 TCP wfremotertm > microsoft-ds [ACK] Seq=20044 Ack=23508 Win=64219 [TCP CHECKSUM INCORRECT] Len=0 311 71.621481 Dell_23:8c:aa Broadcast ARP Who has 172.16.5.32? Tell 172.16.5.46 312 80.105543 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Echo Request 313 80.105768 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Echo Response 314 80.261727 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 TCP wfremotertm > microsoft-ds [ACK] Seq=20097 Ack=23561 Win=64166 [TCP CHECKSUM INCORRECT] Len=0 315 81.667262 172.16.5.32 172.16.7.255 BROWSER Host Announcement EBMSWEB1, Workstation, Server, NT Workstation, NT Server, Backup Browser, Unknown server type:23 316 89.158636 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, FID: 0x4037, Path: \krm\10\reg\00341914\default.css 317 89.159490 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0x4037 318 89.159574 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FILE_INFO, FID: 0x4037, Query File Internal Info 319 89.159886 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FID: 0x4037, QUERY_FILE_INFO 320 89.160090 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FILE_INFO, FID: 0x4037, Query File Stream Info 321 89.160288 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FID: 0x4037, QUERY_FILE_INFO 322 89.160494 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, FID: 0x803a, Path: \krm\10\coe\00341914\default.css 323 89.161287 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0x803a 324 89.161417 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FILE_INFO, FID: 0x803a, Query File Internal Info ... ... 359 89.176284 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_FS_INFO 360 89.177296 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, Path: \krm\10\reg\00341914\default_lft.htm 361 89.177859 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Locking AndX Request, FID: 0xc02b 362 89.314349 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 TCP wfremotertm > microsoft-ds [ACK] Seq=23435 Ack=26651 Win=64501 [TCP CHECKSUM INCORRECT] Len=0 363 128.321948 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0x0000, Error: STATUS_SHARING_VIOLATION 364 128.322011 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Close Request, FID: 0xc02b 365 128.322342 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Close Response, FID: 0xc02b 366 128.322399 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, FIND_FIRST2, Pattern: \krm\10\coe\00341914\default.css 367 128.323143 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FIND_FIRST2, Files: default.css 368 128.323196 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Close Request, FID: 0x4037 369 128.323543 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Close Response, FID: 0x4037 370 128.323606 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, FID: 0x002c, Path: \krm\10\reg\00341914\default_lft.htm ... ... 430 128.354995 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FS_INFO, Query FS Attribute Info 431 128.355332 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_FS_INFO 432 128.359217 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB NT Create AndX Request, FID: 0x4038, Path: \krm\10\reg\00341914\default_top.htm 433 128.359754 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Locking AndX Request, FID: 0x8039 434 128.542367 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 TCP wfremotertm > microsoft-ds [ACK] Seq=27372 Ack=30445 Win=65248 [TCP CHECKSUM INCORRECT] Len=0 435 144.834297 Intel_0e:ff:c1 Broadcast ARP Who has 172.16.5.30? Tell 172.16.5.32 436 168.320647 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB NT Create AndX Response, FID: 0x4038 437 168.320715 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Close Request, FID: 0x8039 438 168.323647 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Close Response, FID: 0x8039 439 168.323705 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, FIND_FIRST2, Pattern: \krm\10\coe\00341914\default_lft.htm 440 168.324448 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, FIND_FIRST2, Files: default_lft.htm ... ... 501 168.374201 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 SMB Trans2 Request, QUERY_FS_INFO, Query Full FS Size Info 502 168.374450 172.16.5.32 172.16.6.51 SMB Trans2 Response, QUERY_FS_INFO 503 168.575055 172.16.6.51 172.16.5.32 TCP wfremotertm > microsoft-ds [ACK] Seq=30665 Ack=33759 Win=65065 [TCP CHECKSUM INCORRECT] Len=0 Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289014
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    - Local Network or Internet? My workgroup consists of three computers, 2 Laptops connected to a router/modem wireless, and a Desktop connected to the router via cable. I created the workgroup by using the wizard. When I check "My network places" they are all in the Internet and not in a Local Network. Should they not all be in a local network? -- Stef Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289012
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    - problem in WinXP sp3 when using network neighborhood Hi, Recently, I updated 2 pcs into SP3. But, I found when I click the "network neighborhood". It is okay and showing the window. However, after closed the "network neighborhood" window and re-click again. Since, I always need to use that function in sharing files with other PCs. In other SP2 PCs, there is no such problem. Does the problem cause by SP3? Any solution is to solve it? Or, downgrade to SP2? Thanks Tlee Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289011
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    - telnet.exe logging in anomaly I am not sure if this is an anomaly.. but it happened today when I was messing with telnet. SFS off. So, using AFS. So, Classic user authentication. CompA, CompB. CompA connecting to CompB. Both had an account called Admin (matching passwords, prob matching fullname) To connect, I guess it logs in as whoever is logged in on CompA. So I was running telnet.exe from the command prompt, and using RunAs (in a bat to speed things up). So I could launch a command prompt as Admin for example, and then do telnet compB 23 If the Admin account on CompA was made Limited/LUA. i.e. removed from the administrative group, (CompB's Admin account, is Administrative) Then I found that in order to log on onto compB, CompB had to be logged in as Admin. If CompB was logged in as anybody else, be it, built in administrator (which is administrative). Or, as some limited user. CompA could not connect to it. I would get an error "Failure in initializing the telnet session. Shell process may not have been launched..........", when I tried to connect and CompB was not logged in as Admin locally. I think it gave that error message repeatedly e.g. 3 times in a row if I tried 3 times. So that was where CompA had Admin limited. compB had it administrative. But after alot of fiddling around, I am not sure what changed things, but now Admin acts like the other accounts. I can't reproduce the behaviour. Even if CompA's Admin account is limited it still works . Any ideas what would cause that? note- regarding that Failure error message, I managed to cause it another way, which eventually I couldn't reproduce. I found that if I made the Admin account non administrative on the remote machine, and logged in locally on the remote machine, as Admin, then it could not read the Admin folder. With that symptom, the other symptom was that when I logged in remotely as Admin, it would give the failure message. (note- with that cause of that failure, I think it only gives that error once or twice.. if you keep trying to log in, it logs in as TMP and as Admin.001 and things. And so I then fixed the Admin account to point to the Admin directory, restarted windows 'cos you have to. ) It's not of great practical consequence.. though useful to know how it is working. But it does mean that You can get failure messages the other odd behaviour described when connecting CompA to compB, and one of them is Limited the other Administrative. So it's nice to know a cause for that.. Since I got it in win xp 32- bit, and the windows kb article said it was a 64-bit thing. The KB article suggested something involving something like starting and stopping and unregistering and registering tlntsvr. (one might have to start it through the gui not command line, when I tried it I got an error from command line when starting it). It didn't make a diff for me anyway. The other thing I found was to make sure that the service "Secondary Login" was started (some people had their disabled or disabled theirs because a windows 2k3 security book or something said to) That didn't apply to me either, since mine was started anyway. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289004
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    - hungs in applying computer settings I am working on WinxpSP2 workstation that works fine when not joined to our domain, when joined to domain, it reboots and goes through applying network settings, then it hangs at "applying computer settings", I waited for 1 hour and nothing happened If rebooted in "Safemode and network" I am able to login and access network AD has OU's per organizations, they push policies to any new wks, also there is an OU for techsupport that do not push any policy This wks freezes when joined to any organizational OU Have no problem when joined to OU for techsupport Is there anything in policy that I need to check/change? Any help will be appreciated. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289003
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    - Desktop.ini in mapped drives I have an samba server on my network. I tryed to copy an desktop.ini to one folder and it doens't work. How do i fix this ? PS: Excuse for my poor english =/ Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 289001
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    - Networking I have two computers which I want to connect using a cable. At the moment I'm using Ethernet connections for both to access the internet. How do I connect both computers if the Ethernet sockets are being used? Any advice please and please make it simple cos I'm old and thick. Thanks Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288997
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    - Network Traffic Log Is there any software out there (or in Windows XP SP2 Home Edition) that I can use to log traffic on a home network, including all wireless traffic amongst 4 computers (one of which is a Mac laptop), a printer, and a wireless basestation? I am only interested in looking at the traffic on the home network controlled by the wireless router. I am interested in knowing which computer/device is initiating communication on my home network but from the logs I have access to, I only seem to see those log entries associated with initialization of a device. These logs are located within the Norton Securiry Software I have installed on three of the four computers. thanks. Doug Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288995
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    - connect a pc to a laptop hello, i have a personal computer running win XP and lap top running win XP i just want to connect the laptop to the pc, to transfer some documents to the laptop. how should I connect them both using ethernet cards, i have an ethernet cable also. I dont' want any internet connection on any one, just want to connect both through a single ethernet wire nothing else, so how should do it? give me some steps... Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288993
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    - Internet access in a LAN We are using a LAN of 45 Computers. Most using Windows XP as OS and few Windows 2000. and we have a Broad Band Internet Connection in a Host Computer (Windows XP). And all other computers in this LAN now accessing internet. My question is that ... we need only a few computers can access Internet while maintaining this LAN ( All Computers can communicate locally but few computers can access Internet) Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288985
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    - Timing out a client side deviceless connection Can anyone tell me if there is a way to time out a deviceless connection on the client side? I understand that the server side will timeout after a default of 15 minutes, but this does not help me. I don't need the deviceless connection to persist during the users logon session on the client side. I need it to timeout to force the user to authenticate again, because the next connection could possibly be a different user. The PC is a domain member and is auto-logged on to a local generic account on the PC and not to a domain account. This is necessary because this is a multi-user PC for our hospitals surgery department with one single LOB application loaded that connects back to the server with it's own user management. This application is used to chart surgical cases that may last longer than the nurses shift, so someone else comes in and continues charting the case. The software is on the PC (instead of a terminal server session) because if for some reason the PC losses connection to the server, the case charting software continues charting in local cached mode and will upload the information when the server becomes available again, thus the charting software must always be available during the case. But there are times where the user needs to connect to domain resources. So, our IT surgical support person has placed shorcuts to the necessary resources on the "All Users" desktop of the 11 operating room PC's that we have (as opposed to creating the shortcuts on each of the 70 support staffs desktops in their profiles and any new users that come along) What I need to happen is an authentication request to take place each time the resource is opened up. This happens with the first connection attempt because the account performing the connection is not a domain member and an authentication request takes place. The user will login with his own username and password which provides us with accountability (instead of the PC being logged on with a generic domain account with access to the resources). But once the user closes the resource, subsequent connection attempts occur under the last successfully authenticated user, even though their shift may have ended hours ago and the PC's logon session is still ongoing for another person who has come along to continue charting the surgical case. If you go to disconnect network drives, you see a deviceless connection that you can disconnect and this will force an authentication the next time the resource is accessed. How can I have this connection either locally disconnect after a length of time (as opposed to the server disconnecting after the default 15 minutes and still leaving the deviceless connection on the client side), or prevent the logon credentials from being cached (via the client side deviceless connection) for that connection so when the resource is closed, new connections must authenticate again? If this cannot be done via XP, can it be done in Vista? -- Thanks, Leonard (Bones) McCoy Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288979
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    - response time (for failure) is slow when accessing share and computer if I double click a network share e.g. "My Network Places" dirblah on GREYCOMP and GREYCOMP is off. It takes ages to realise it.. The window even crashes with a "not responding".. (same if I have a mapped drive to the network share and double click that) And if I double click it again, it does the same s-l-o-w- response again, not just a slow response, but windows looks unhealthy at the time. I can't click .any icon within the "My Network Places" after I have clicked a share where the remote computer where the share is, is off. (it is acting as if there is great cpu or ram utilization, though I don't think there is, but it's not a nice symptom). Is there a way to make it timeout quicker ? Yes, it should fail and give an error, but quicker. And pref without the bad behaviour. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288977
  - 14
    - problem copying powerpoint files through network I have 2 computers, both Windows XP and for some reason I cannot copy or move powerpoint files (.ppt) from one to the other. I can move everyting else, graphics, documents etc. Any suggestions. This is a wired network not wireless. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288974
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    - Problem to create a home network Hi My system consists of 3 PC's, 1 desktop and 2 laptops. All connected to a Netgear RangeMax Next router DG83N. The Laptops wireless and the desktop with cable. All machines run Windows XP SP3. I think it all worked fine before I updated to SP3. Problem: The Laptops communicate with each other but the desktop is not seen anywhere. Printer and scanner are conncted to the desktop. All units connect to the internet independently. I have run the guide several times and checked all settings but I cannot get it work. Would be grateful if someone could help me with this problem. Stef -- Stef Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288971
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    - ICS: Everything works except sending mails I'm at a friend who uses WLAN to connect his Windows XP SP 2 (Home) laptop to the Internet. I've setup Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) on his laptop and connected my Windows XP SP 2 (Pro) laptop with an Ethernet cable. I can use various Internet services successfully except one: If I want to send a mail in Outlook the program tells me that no connection could be established with the mail server. I know it's wrong as I can receive mails from the mail server successfully. As I've a few accounts in Outlook I also know that this problem is not related to one mail server. In fact I can't send any mail currently at all (no matter what account and mail server I try to use). I've setup ICS a couple of times before successfully. If there was a problem the Internet connection normally just didn't work at all. It's the first time that I see all Internet services working and accessible except one. Any ideas what could cause the problem? I tried already to switch off an anti-virus program on my friend's laptop and even shutdown my own anti-virus program but it didn't help so far. Boris Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288969
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    - Ethernet over USB Hello, I am working on a project where I want to connect my Windows desktop to a Linux embedded computer I am working with using ethernet over USB. For example, I want both computers to be able to ping each other from the command line over the USB cable (I can currently do this with the ethernet cable I have connecting them). I have heard that Windows has some native support for ethernet over USB, but I don't know more than that (i.e. what drivers to use, how to set them up, etc.). Thanks, Peter Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288963
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    - repair to get rid of a network Guys, I need to get rid of a network because my computer is a total mess ever since I connected my PC to my notebook. As I found out deleting a network is not possible so my thought was repairing XP. The question is: will that solve the problem or will the network still be there? If so, would a re-install do the trick? Thanks a lot in advance for your help! Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288959
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    - Internet connection times out System running XP sp3. Internet is DSL. Everytime my friend connects to the internet it is fine for 10-15 mins and then just stops saying that the connection has timed out. If you restart the computer it does the same again. Both connections tried work fine on all other computers. I tried his computer at my house and still had the same problem. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the network adaptor drivers, uninstalling and re-installing Internet explorer and firefox, setting up a new connection, i have also tried installing a different network card. I am now at a loss as to what to check next. The last time this happened i was downloading an updated driver for his netwrok adaptor and, although the internet would not work, the download continued. Any ideas. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288947
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    - Byte differences... Hello all, Recently I've built a machine and decided on moving files from one machine to the other through the use of two ethernet cables and a router. I shared the data from the old computer and the new computer found the old in Network Neighborhood, I then simply copied the files to the new. The data consists of numerous files housed in several folders. To do a very very lazy and basic integrity check, I compared the folder sizes from the old and new machine. Since they house the same files, the same folders, they should be identical right? Now I'm in a bit of a dilemma. I noticed discrepancies, bytes that are unaccounted for. The differences seem arbitrary, on one folder there are 199 less bytes, in another there are 1,304,200 more bytes. The number of files and folders are identical for every folder transferred. What could cause a loss or gain of bytes after transfer without loss of files or folders? 1. The first time I noticed a discrepancy on the first folder I transferred, I changed some attributes of the original folder, deleted the one that made it through and transferred again. The folder came out identical in both "Size" and "Size on Disk". I do not know why this occurred. 2. Since then every folder to come out on the other side has a discrepancy either in the "Size" or "Size on Disk" values. 3. I removed the internet cable from the router to remove possible internet problems from the equation during transfer. The only parties to the transfer were the two computers and the router. 4. I've tried transferring a single folder over and over to see if random discrepancies occur in size to show some kind of corruption is occurring through travel. The result? Only a static discrepancy (if the folder made it through first time with 199 bytes less, every subsequent transfer of same folder yields same result). 5. The total size, roughly more than fifty gigabytes transferred. Does anyone have any idea what could be going on here? 1. Could data have been corrupted through travel? 2. Could it be something like alternate data stream files such as thumbnails that were left behind? Though this doesn't explain why some files grew in bytes, or does it? 3. Is it safe and reliable to transfer files like I just did or is this why my result is like this? Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288938
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    - Loss of Bytes... Hello all, Recently I've built a machine and decided on moving files from one machine to the other through the use of two ethernet cables and a router. I shared the data from the old computer and the new computer found the old in Network Neighborhood, I then simply copied the files to the new. The data consists of numerous files housed in several folders. To do a very very lazy and basic integrity check, I compared the folder sizes from the old and new machine. Since they house the same files, the same folders, they should be identical right? Now I'm in a bit of a dilemma. I noticed discrepancies, bytes that are unaccounted for. The differences seem arbitrary, on one folder there are 199 less bytes, in another there are 1,304,200 more bytes. When there are less bytes, the difference is in the "Size" value when you go to the properties for that folder. When there are more bytes than there should be, it's in the "Size on Disk" value. The number of files and folders are identical for every folder transferred. What could cause a loss or gain of bytes after transfer without loss of files or folders? 1. The first time I noticed a discrepancy on the first folder I transferred, I changed some attributes of the original folder, deleted the one that made it through and transferred again. The folder came out identical in both "Size" and "Size on Disk". I do not know why this occurred. 2. Since then every folder to come out on the other side has a discrepancy either in the "Size" or "Size on Disk" values. 3. I removed the internet cable from the router to remove possible internet problems from the equation during transfer. The only parties to the transfer were the two computers and the router. 4. I've tried transferring a single folder over and over to see if random discrepancies occur in size to show some kind of corruption is occurring through travel. The result? Only a static discrepancy (if the folder made it through first time with 199 bytes less, every subsequent transfer of same folder yields same result). 5. The total size, roughly more than fifty gigabytes transferred. Does anyone have any idea what could be going on here? 1. Could data have been corrupted through travel? 2. Could it be something like alternate data stream files such as thumbnails that were left behind? Though this doesn't explain why some files grew in bytes, or does it? 3. Is it safe and reliable to transfer files like I just did or is this why my result is like this? Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288937
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    - Loss of bytes... Hello all, Recently I've built a machine and decided on moving files from one machine to the other through the use of two ethernet cables and a router. I shared the data from the old computer and the new computer found the old in Network Neighborhood, I then simply copied the files to the new. The data consists of numerous files housed in several folders. To do a very very lazy and basic integrity check, I compared the folder sizes from the old and new machine. Since they house the same files, the same folders, they should be identical right? Now I'm in a bit of a dilemma. I noticed discrepancies, bytes that are unaccounted for. The differences seem arbitrary, on one folder there are 199 less bytes, in another there are 1,304,200 more bytes. When there are less bytes, the difference is in the "Size" value when you go to the properties for that folder. When there are more bytes than there should be, it's in the "Size on Disk" value. The number of files and folders are identical for every folder transferred. What could cause a loss or gain of bytes after transfer without loss of files or folders? 1. The first time I noticed a discrepancy on the first folder I transferred, I changed some attributes of the original folder, deleted the one that made it through and transferred again. The folder came out identical in both "Size" and "Size on Disk". I do not know why this occurred. 2. Since then every folder to come out on the other side has a discrepancy either in the "Size" or "Size on Disk" values. 3. I removed the internet cable from the router to remove possible internet problems from the equation during transfer. The only parties to the transfer were the two computers and the router. 4. I've tried transferring a single folder over and over to see if random discrepancies occur in size to show some kind of corruption is occurring through travel. The result? Only a static discrepancy (if the folder made it through first time with 199 bytes less, every subsequent transfer of same folder yields same result). Does anyone have any idea what could be going on here? 1. Could data have been corrupted through travel? 2. Could it be something like alternate data stream files such as thumbnails that were left behind? Though this doesn't explain why some files grew in bytes, or does it? Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288936
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    - Wireless adapter IP address with no network Can anyone guide me to some type of slution? I am working on setting up a 802.11N network in Windows XP pro. I am trying to use USB adpaters (D-Link and Linksys) for the PC and I am connecting to a 11n router (D-Link.) Every time I connect one of the wireless adapters, it gets an IP address but have no network / Internet access. Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288934
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    - Windows can't configure wireless connection My Dell laptop with XP Home loses the setting for Windows to connect wireless. I have to reset each time by doing "run" , "services.msc", then click on "Start" under Configure Zero Wireless Connection. The problem may in that window, "Apply" is dimmed so I can only click OK. Any ideas what's the matter with that setting? -- mickey Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288933
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    - XP Can't Connect to Network I've got two machines, one with VistaSP1 and one with a brand new install of XPSP3. They both run over wire to a D-Link 4-port router and then into my Comcast cable modem. Vista machine can connect to the Internet without a problem, but as far as I can tell, XP machine can't connect to or even ping the router. Strange thing was, the XP machine used to have Vista insalled on it and it worked flawlessly. Only after repartitioning the HDD and dropping XP onto it does it no longer work. I've tried the built-in help system for XP and a couple of the articles here on the MS site with no luck. Any ideas? Tag: Remote Desktop & Printing Tag: 288930

I have a small business and use remote desktop with a sonicwall to conntect
to other locations. Whave the check box to bring the printers over however
it only brings the local printers, I have a network printer that I would like
to use I tried to install it on the remote system, it installs fine but when
you try to print to it nothing comes out and it errors out ont he remote
system.

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Re: Remote Desktop & Printing by Sean

Sean
Mon Jun 30 19:41:15 PDT 2008

Do you have SonicWalls at each location with a VPN connecting them wher
people will connect to the server through the VPN? Or are you simpl
connecting to the server using the WAN IP of your one SonicWall at th
main office? If your SMB is utilizing the VPN to connect all th
offices to your corporate office (or wherever the server resides), ar
you using Active Directory in any fashion?

Before troubleshooting the printer issue knowing that would help
ton.

Thanks

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