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After installing SP2 and enabling Windows Firewall, I can no longer use Disk
Management tool from the Computer Management utility to view disk drives on
the remote XP+SP2 computers. GPO has already been configured to enable the
following settings (as described in the SP2 guide) and are successfully
applied to all the PCs.
i) Windows Firewall: Allow remote administration exception
ii) Windows Firewall: Allow file and printer sharing exception (which opens
TCP 445)
iii) Windows Firewall: Allow local program exceptions (which allows
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM32\dmremote.exe )
On remote PCs with SP2 installed, I always get "The RPC server is
unavailable" error message. On remote PCs without SP2 installed, I always get
another error message saying "An unexpected error has occurred. Check the
System Event Log for more information....".
This has been the major problem in deploying SP2 since I can no longer be
able to remotely determine the required free disk space (another big problem)
before the deployment. Please help if you know how to solve this problem.
Thank you.
Management tool from the Computer Management utility to view disk drives on
the remote XP+SP2 computers. GPO has already been configured to enable the
following settings (as described in the SP2 guide) and are successfully
applied to all the PCs.
i) Windows Firewall: Allow remote administration exception
ii) Windows Firewall: Allow file and printer sharing exception (which opens
TCP 445)
iii) Windows Firewall: Allow local program exceptions (which allows
%WINDIR%\SYSTEM32\dmremote.exe )
On remote PCs with SP2 installed, I always get "The RPC server is
unavailable" error message. On remote PCs without SP2 installed, I always get
another error message saying "An unexpected error has occurred. Check the
System Event Log for more information....".
This has been the major problem in deploying SP2 since I can no longer be
able to remotely determine the required free disk space (another big problem)
before the deployment. Please help if you know how to solve this problem.
Thank you.