Help! Can't ping W2000 workstation

[Guest]

I have a win 2000 workstation that I can't ping. It can get out to the
interent & see the server & other workstations, but nobody can see it. I've
recreated the network connection, removed & added it to the domain. It's
acting like a firewall is up but there is no firewall.

 

[Guest]

Make sure that File and Print Sharing is installed and selected.

 

[Smogthedog]

Should'nt need to enable 'File and Print Sharing' for this - ensure the
sharing privilages are correct for this station

 

[PScyime via WinServerKB.com]

Hi

FWIW I would check

workstation and server services running? - not sure if that would cause this
exact issue but check anyways

that the machine is getting correct IP info - ipconfig, is it dhcp and if so
what if you manually assign ip and dns info( must be internal DNS server not
ISP)

was there "ever" a firewall on this machine?

can you connect to the server in anyother way like MMC,Telnet ,direct path to
a share like \\servername\c$ and \\ipofserver\c$

You're right though it does sound like a firewall - what caused the issue or
did it just happen?

HTH

Should'nt need to enable 'File and Print Sharing' for this - ensure the
sharing privilages are correct for this station

Make sure that File and Print Sharing is installed and selected.

[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]

--
Simon Whyley
MCP XP,2Kpro
Comptia A+ (lol)


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[PScyime via WinServerKB.com]

Hi

I meant workstation in the following sentence not server - apologies for any
confusion!:

"can you connect to the server in anyother way like MMC,Telnet ,direct path
to

a share like \\servername\c$ and \\ipofserver\c$"

Anywhere it say server, read workstation

Regards

S

Hi

FWIW I would check

workstation and server services running? - not sure if that would cause this
exact issue but check anyways

that the machine is getting correct IP info - ipconfig, is it dhcp and if so
what if you manually assign ip and dns info( must be internal DNS server not
ISP)

was there "ever" a firewall on this machine?

can you connect to the server in anyother way like MMC,Telnet ,direct path to
a share like \\servername\c$ and \\ipofserver\c$

You're right though it does sound like a firewall - what caused the issue or
did it just happen?

HTH

SImon

Should'nt need to enable 'File and Print Sharing' for this - ensure the
sharing privilages are correct for this station

[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]

--
Simon Whyley
MCP XP,2Kpro
Comptia A+ (lol)


Message posted via WinServerKB.com
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[Guest]

Ip settings are correct, there is VPN installed on this machine, but not
enabled. I have seen a thread somewhere that some VPN software can have
firewall software active all the time. I will check this out next time I'm
out there (remote site).

Hi

FWIW I would check

workstation and server services running? - not sure if that would cause this
exact issue but check anyways

that the machine is getting correct IP info - ipconfig, is it dhcp and if so
what if you manually assign ip and dns info( must be internal DNS server not
ISP)

was there "ever" a firewall on this machine?

can you connect to the server in anyother way like MMC,Telnet ,direct path to
a share like \\servername\c$ and \\ipofserver\c$

You're right though it does sound like a firewall - what caused the issue or
did it just happen?

HTH

Should'nt need to enable 'File and Print Sharing' for this - ensure the
sharing privilages are correct for this station

Make sure that File and Print Sharing is installed and selected.

[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]

recreated the network connection, removed & added it to the domain. It's
acting like a firewall is up but there is no firewall.

--
Simon Whyley
MCP XP,2Kpro
Comptia A+ (lol)


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