Hi

SBS2000 all latest patches. XP Pro SP2 & IE6 all latest patches.

A customer has a guy writing a .Net application to run on their Intranet.
One of the functions of this app is to send a print to a local workstation
LPT1 port. (Workstations are XP Pro SP2 with admin rights). He has tried
running this on his own W2k server running on a laptop & it works. Trying it
on a workstaion attached to the server does not work & he assumes that
something is blocking either his .Net app or possibly Windows Scripting
Host. He also blamed our ISA server which I have advice that the Intranet
does not use ISA.

Each workstation runs McAfee Enterprise v8.0i patch 10 & we have tried
disabling that. Also we have tried disabling The workstation ISA Firewall &
also the IE proxy settings. We also tried running the app on an old XP Pro
workstation without SP2. Wscript.exe has been run on the server.

Please can anyone suggest if some security setting could be blocking this?

Regards
Nick

Re: ASP application by Jim

Jim
Fri Mar 11 19:33:06 CST 2005

I have seen an application that did not run when the firewall client
is enabled. When you disable the client it works fine. Actually the
program would not install with the firewall client enabled. I forget
if it works with the client enabled.

"Nick Hill" <please@dont.use> wrote:

>Hi
>
>SBS2000 all latest patches. XP Pro SP2 & IE6 all latest patches.
>
>A customer has a guy writing a .Net application to run on their Intranet.
>One of the functions of this app is to send a print to a local workstation
>LPT1 port. (Workstations are XP Pro SP2 with admin rights). He has tried
>running this on his own W2k server running on a laptop & it works. Trying it
>on a workstaion attached to the server does not work & he assumes that
>something is blocking either his .Net app or possibly Windows Scripting
>Host. He also blamed our ISA server which I have advice that the Intranet
>does not use ISA.
>
>Each workstation runs McAfee Enterprise v8.0i patch 10 & we have tried
>disabling that. Also we have tried disabling The workstation ISA Firewall &
>also the IE proxy settings. We also tried running the app on an old XP Pro
>workstation without SP2. Wscript.exe has been run on the server.
>
>Please can anyone suggest if some security setting could be blocking this?
>
>Regards
>Nick
>

Jim B. SBS MVP

Re: ASP application by Nick

Nick
Sat Mar 12 04:21:15 CST 2005

Thanks for your reply Jim

As I mentioned, we have tried running the application with the Firewall
disabled.

Regards
Nick


"Jim Behning" <jimbehningmvp@atl.mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:cjh4315f53q13or80ubmeb0cv8619os2jg@4ax.com...
>I have seen an application that did not run when the firewall client
> is enabled. When you disable the client it works fine. Actually the
> program would not install with the firewall client enabled. I forget
> if it works with the client enabled.
>
> "Nick Hill" <please@dont.use> wrote:
>
>>Hi
>>
>>SBS2000 all latest patches. XP Pro SP2 & IE6 all latest patches.
>>
>>A customer has a guy writing a .Net application to run on their Intranet.
>>One of the functions of this app is to send a print to a local workstation
>>LPT1 port. (Workstations are XP Pro SP2 with admin rights). He has tried
>>running this on his own W2k server running on a laptop & it works. Trying
>>it
>>on a workstaion attached to the server does not work & he assumes that
>>something is blocking either his .Net app or possibly Windows Scripting
>>Host. He also blamed our ISA server which I have advice that the Intranet
>>does not use ISA.
>>
>>Each workstation runs McAfee Enterprise v8.0i patch 10 & we have tried
>>disabling that. Also we have tried disabling The workstation ISA Firewall
>>&
>>also the IE proxy settings. We also tried running the app on an old XP Pro
>>workstation without SP2. Wscript.exe has been run on the server.
>>
>>Please can anyone suggest if some security setting could be blocking this?
>>
>>Regards
>>Nick
>>
>
> Jim B. SBS MVP