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We have as single 2k3 PDC running DNS and DHCP
6 XP Pro clients Our network is generally pretty healthy, I'm sure it has it's problems that I don't know about (yet) but for the most part it's fine... except one machine! 4 of the 6 clients are very new installations of XP pro and very minimal software installed (office, acrobat, firefox, 7-zip, etc) - none of them are running and server applications or anything like that. I am able to browse (and connect via IP) to 5 of our 6 clients and also the server from all the machines on the network. From every machine I cannot connect to one specific machine ("bad pc". This is hard to explain. Using Bad PC I can connect to all other network resources including Bad PC. I've looked at the network stack and they all have the same protocols. I've ran BROWSERSTAT on several machines and they all return the same results. [snip] Status for domain PMD on transport \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} Browsing is active on domain. Master browser name is: PMD_DC01 Master browser is running build 3790 2 backup servers retrieved from master PMD_DC01 \\JKWS01 \\PMD_DC01 There are 1 servers in domain PMD on transport \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} There are 1 domains in domain PMD on transport \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} [/snip] I've explicitly enabled netBIOS on the clients. I really don't know what else it could be? Anyone have any ideas? Is there more information that I can supply that might help you out? Thanks for reading, Steve sklett |
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Check your firewall and/or third party security software settings.
Doug Sherman MCSE, MCSA, MCP+I, MVP "sklett" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)... > We have as single 2k3 PDC running DNS and DHCP > > 6 XP Pro clients > > Our network is generally pretty healthy, I'm sure it has it's problems that > I don't know about (yet) but for the most part it's fine... except one > machine! > > 4 of the 6 clients are very new installations of XP pro and very minimal > software installed (office, acrobat, firefox, 7-zip, etc) - none of them are > running and server applications or anything like that. > > I am able to browse (and connect via IP) to 5 of our 6 clients and also the > server from all the machines on the network. From every machine I cannot > connect to one specific machine ("bad pc". > This is hard to explain. Using Bad PC I can connect to all other network > resources including Bad PC. > > I've looked at the network stack and they all have the same protocols. I've > ran BROWSERSTAT on several machines and they all return the same results. > [snip] > Status for domain PMD on transport > \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} > Browsing is active on domain. > Master browser name is: PMD_DC01 > Master browser is running build 3790 > 2 backup servers retrieved from master PMD_DC01 > \\JKWS01 > \\PMD_DC01 > There are 1 servers in domain PMD on transport > \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} > There are 1 domains in domain PMD on transport > \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} > [/snip] > > I've explicitly enabled netBIOS on the clients. > > I really don't know what else it could be? Anyone have any ideas? Is there > more information that I can supply that might help you out? > > Thanks for reading, > Steve > > |
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Definately sound like XP built in firewall or some other firewall service
running. Can you see the "BAD PC" in my network places. Is so what error do you get when you try to access the resource on it "sklett" wrote: > We have as single 2k3 PDC running DNS and DHCP > > 6 XP Pro clients > > Our network is generally pretty healthy, I'm sure it has it's problems that > I don't know about (yet) but for the most part it's fine... except one > machine! > > 4 of the 6 clients are very new installations of XP pro and very minimal > software installed (office, acrobat, firefox, 7-zip, etc) - none of them are > running and server applications or anything like that. > > I am able to browse (and connect via IP) to 5 of our 6 clients and also the > server from all the machines on the network. From every machine I cannot > connect to one specific machine ("bad pc". > This is hard to explain. Using Bad PC I can connect to all other network > resources including Bad PC. > > I've looked at the network stack and they all have the same protocols. I've > ran BROWSERSTAT on several machines and they all return the same results. > [snip] > Status for domain PMD on transport > \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} > Browsing is active on domain. > Master browser name is: PMD_DC01 > Master browser is running build 3790 > 2 backup servers retrieved from master PMD_DC01 > \\JKWS01 > \\PMD_DC01 > There are 1 servers in domain PMD on transport > \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} > There are 1 domains in domain PMD on transport > \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} > [/snip] > > I've explicitly enabled netBIOS on the clients. > > I really don't know what else it could be? Anyone have any ideas? Is there > more information that I can supply that might help you out? > > Thanks for reading, > Steve > > > |
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It was the Windows Firewall. I don't understand. It's enabled on ALL the
other machines with no default configuration changes. How could it be fine on so many machines and be a problem on another? I know, I know.. that's an annoying question, but still.... Any ideas? Thanks for the tip, I feel dumb I didn't try that myself! -Steve "Doug Sherman [MVP]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%(E-Mail Removed)... > Check your firewall and/or third party security software settings. > > Doug Sherman > MCSE, MCSA, MCP+I, MVP > > "sklett" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:(E-Mail Removed)... >> We have as single 2k3 PDC running DNS and DHCP >> >> 6 XP Pro clients >> >> Our network is generally pretty healthy, I'm sure it has it's problems > that >> I don't know about (yet) but for the most part it's fine... except one >> machine! >> >> 4 of the 6 clients are very new installations of XP pro and very minimal >> software installed (office, acrobat, firefox, 7-zip, etc) - none of them > are >> running and server applications or anything like that. >> >> I am able to browse (and connect via IP) to 5 of our 6 clients and also > the >> server from all the machines on the network. From every machine I cannot >> connect to one specific machine ("bad pc". >> This is hard to explain. Using Bad PC I can connect to all other network >> resources including Bad PC. >> >> I've looked at the network stack and they all have the same protocols. > I've >> ran BROWSERSTAT on several machines and they all return the same results. >> [snip] >> Status for domain PMD on transport >> \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} >> Browsing is active on domain. >> Master browser name is: PMD_DC01 >> Master browser is running build 3790 >> 2 backup servers retrieved from master PMD_DC01 >> \\JKWS01 >> \\PMD_DC01 >> There are 1 servers in domain PMD on transport >> \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} >> There are 1 domains in domain PMD on transport >> \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{7E1B1B1E-0DDC-471F-BFF0-29C9611A24DB} >> [/snip] >> >> I've explicitly enabled netBIOS on the clients. >> >> I really don't know what else it could be? Anyone have any ideas? Is > there >> more information that I can supply that might help you out? >> >> Thanks for reading, >> Steve >> >> > > |
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