Can't use FTP/real audio/telnet/shoutcast etc...

Have no idea why our new XP machines can't seem to access all this
information when the Win2k and Win98 were fine. I have an Allow All/All/All
rule on the server. I also have ftp allow rule that came with SBS. I also set
up real audio to use 'http no proxy' - which again worked fine with window 2k
but no longer on windows XP.

The XP machines and 2K machines have the same group membership (just
checked). The same people log into them (so it is not something funny with
that).

We have several windows XP machines, a few gateways and dells of various
vintage, and all have the same problem.

I tried to install the ISA firewall, but the machine just hung and windows
reported that the installer is no longer responding. Should you install the
ISA firewall on XP machines? Note: I am using SBS 2000 with windows 2000
server release 4.

Marina
Wed Jan 14 18:34:10 CST 2004

Yes, the Firewall Client should be installed on all workstations. You can
install if from the 'mspclnt'-share on the SBS.

--
Regards,

Marina

"David Wright" <David_wright@spra.com> schreef in bericht
news:947083809Davidwrightspracom@207.46.248.16...
> Have no idea why our new XP machines can't seem to access all this
> information when the Win2k and Win98 were fine. I have an Allow
All/All/All
> rule on the server. I also have ftp allow rule that came with SBS. I also
set
> up real audio to use 'http no proxy' - which again worked fine with window
2k
> but no longer on windows XP.
>
> The XP machines and 2K machines have the same group membership (just
> checked). The same people log into them (so it is not something funny with
> that).
>
> We have several windows XP machines, a few gateways and dells of various
> vintage, and all have the same problem.
>
> I tried to install the ISA firewall, but the machine just hung and windows
> reported that the installer is no longer responding. Should you install
the
> ISA firewall on XP machines? Note: I am using SBS 2000 with windows 2000
> server release 4.
>
>

David_wright
Wed Jan 14 20:31:45 CST 2004


Well, like I said, it just hangs and I can't install and windows
reported that the installer is no longer responding. Is there some trick,
like disabling Norton Antivirus or something? Is there a manual which
describes how to install that might have this info? I'll take a look at the
ISA help page on the server, if there is one.


marina@roos.nodontwantspam.nl.com (Marina Roos) wrote in <6elNb.41688
$Ax3.20697@typhoon.bart.nl>:

>Yes, the Firewall Client should be installed on all workstations. You can
>install if from the 'mspclnt'-share on the SBS.
>
>--
>Regards,
>
>Marina
>
>"David Wright" <David_wright@spra.com> schreef in bericht
>news:947083809Davidwrightspracom@207.46.248.16...
>> Have no idea why our new XP machines can't seem to access all this
>> information when the Win2k and Win98 were fine. I have an Allow
>All/All/All
>> rule on the server. I also have ftp allow rule that came with SBS. I also
>set
>> up real audio to use 'http no proxy' - which again worked fine with window
>2k
>> but no longer on windows XP.
>>
>> The XP machines and 2K machines have the same group membership (just
>> checked). The same people log into them (so it is not something funny with
>> that).
>>
>> We have several windows XP machines, a few gateways and dells of various
>> vintage, and all have the same problem.
>>
>> I tried to install the ISA firewall, but the machine just hung and windows
>> reported that the installer is no longer responding. Should you install
>the
>> ISA firewall on XP machines? Note: I am using SBS 2000 with windows 2000
>> server release 4.
>>
>>
>
>

Jim
Thu Jan 15 07:05:23 CST 2004

I have had problems with the windows Installer. I did a google search
or I went to support.microsoft.com and did a search there. I seem to
recall that I deleted all the Windows Installer files, rebooted and
tried again. Sometimes the Windows installer stuff gets corrupt
somehow so a deletion and reboot clears things up.

Amusing thing is I visited an account last night where the
administrator had a new goal of stopping any internet audio feed. The
thought is buy a radio so the internet is available for research.

David_wright@spra.com (David Wright) wrote:

>
>Well, like I said, it just hangs and I can't install and windows
>reported that the installer is no longer responding. Is there some trick,
>like disabling Norton Antivirus or something? Is there a manual which
>describes how to install that might have this info? I'll take a look at the
>ISA help page on the server, if there is one.
>
>
>marina@roos.nodontwantspam.nl.com (Marina Roos) wrote in <6elNb.41688
>$Ax3.20697@typhoon.bart.nl>:
>
>>Yes, the Firewall Client should be installed on all workstations. You can
>>install if from the 'mspclnt'-share on the SBS.
>>
>>--
>>Regards,
>>
>>Marina
>>
>>"David Wright" <David_wright@spra.com> schreef in bericht
>>news:947083809Davidwrightspracom@207.46.248.16...
>>> Have no idea why our new XP machines can't seem to access all this
>>> information when the Win2k and Win98 were fine. I have an Allow
>>All/All/All
>>> rule on the server. I also have ftp allow rule that came with SBS. I also
>>set
>>> up real audio to use 'http no proxy' - which again worked fine with window
>>2k
>>> but no longer on windows XP.
>>>
>>> The XP machines and 2K machines have the same group membership (just
>>> checked). The same people log into them (so it is not something funny with
>>> that).
>>>
>>> We have several windows XP machines, a few gateways and dells of various
>>> vintage, and all have the same problem.
>>>
>>> I tried to install the ISA firewall, but the machine just hung and windows
>>> reported that the installer is no longer responding. Should you install
>>the
>>> ISA firewall on XP machines? Note: I am using SBS 2000 with windows 2000
>>> server release 4.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>

Jim B. SBS MVP
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David_wright
Mon Jan 26 15:42:41 CST 2004


Well, apparently you have to turn the windows installer folder readable to
'Everyone' for some scary reason. Works fine now.

Probably because things are all not updated as they should be on the server.