Re: LAN issue with FTP
From: Kevin Weilbacher (kweilbacMVP_at_gte.net)
Date: 05/28/04
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Date: Fri, 28 May 2004 14:37:44 -0400
VNC is not very intrusive at all, and doubt that that would cause your
problems.
I recently was installing a Ricoh copier/fax/sccanner, and was trying to
make it work via SMB (rather than using FTP). I was initially having
problems but finally we did make it work so that we could scan and store
documents directly to a shared folder on the SBS server. So, I never had to
try using FTP.
I believe Susan Bradley has a copier/scanner/fax machine, and is using FTP
to make it work.
-- Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP] "The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long" "Jim Behning" <jimbehningmvp@atl.mindspring.com> wrote in message news:9iceb0pds9oo703ppt109tv2lgbfop6van@4ax.com... > I doubt that the VNC would affect ftp. It may take forever to > troubleshoot. I am no ftp expert so no help. I am fighting the ftp > option this morning. I hope the new device will do email which is real > easy to deal with scans. No knowing ftp really, what would happen if > you downloaded WSFTP and tried to ftp with that? If it works with > WSFTP then you may have some new clue as to what is going on. > > "Tim Fickes" <tim@proanalystsnospam.com> wrote: > > >No I did not reformat, just upgraded. It is the bosses pc and it would take > >forever to identify all the programs he uses and locate the installation > >disks to start from scratch. > > > >As I said it did work once. Can only think that installed TightVNC. Was > >hoping to get some confirmation that it may affect ftp or at least some > >direction on trouble shooting ftp. > > > > > >"Jim Behning" <jimbehningmvp@atl.mindspring.com> wrote in message > >news:6j5ab053tn04iuceisfj4kochrp7oa05t4@4ax.com... > >> You can scan to an email. That is what I have done with the Sharp > >> multi function. > >> > >> When you upgraded did you format the hard drive? No legacy mess to > >> follow that kind of upgrade. > >> > >> "Tim Fickes" <tim@proanalystsnospam.com> wrote: > >> > >> >SBS2000, 2 nic > >> >clients are xp and 2000 > >> > > >> >Have a Sharp Multi unit that when we installed worked with all clients. > >We > >> >now have one client that we can not scan at the Sharp and send scan to > >> >desktop software. > >> > > >> >This client also had JAVA issues which I thought were related, but > >> >installing JRE solved those. Still Sharp scanning no go... Upgraded it > >> >from Win2000 to XP Pro with same results... > >> > > >> >Have trouble shot with Sharp tech and have basically concluded that this > >> >client is having ftp issues on port 21 (which is what it needs) that > >doesn't > >> >allow it to communicate with the Sharp Unit that acts as an ftp server > >for > >> >the LAN for scanning and sending image to clients desktop Sharp software. > >> > > >> >On this client from cmd window c:>, ftp> open 192.168.16.11 21 enter. > >> >Returns: > ftp: connect :Unknown error number > >> > > >> >On all other clients (substituting their ip) > >> >Returns: Connected to (IP).220 "client"."domain".local FTP server > ><Version > >> >SharpDesk-0.5> ready. > >> > > >> >The only thing that I can think of is that this is the only client that > >I > >> >currently have set up for VPN. Whereby user establishes a VPN connection > >> >from his home computer to the SBS server and initiates a TightVNC to > >control > >> >his pc. > >> > > >> >Sharp has basically said that there is nothing more they can do... > >> > > >> >Any ideas on how to go about identifying what is happening with ftp on > >this > >> >client on LAN? > >> > > >> > >> Jim B. SBS MVP > >> remove the mvp to send email > > > > Jim B. SBS MVP > remove the mvp to send email
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