Re: Windows cannot sync time
From: SlowJet (SlowJet_at_noTY2this.com)
Date: 10/26/04
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Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 11:38:21 GMT
OK, here we go.
In windows FW exception , click add (port)
For a name say "MSNProxy1863" without "'s
for port say "1863"
click TCP
Do it on both PC's
Make sure Broswer Service is set to automatic start on both pc's and that
they are started.
Make sure DCHP client service is runing on both and is started.
Open the NIC properties, tcpip protocol select, properties, click NETBIOS
over TCP/IP.
(This is because you can ping so the tcp is working, but the DSN, DHCP ICS
gismo may not understand NETBIOS. I use it and it works.)
Do both PC's.
One last note:
I don't know how you are using the shares but the default for home is to
authurize via the guest account, so the pro pc is also defaulted to this but
the guest account may be disabled by default for security reasons. Enable
the Guest account (on both) and make sure you assign a very complex
password to the guest accouint (like 11 chars with upper, lower case,
numders) This is the only protection to prevent a hacker from using the
guest account.
OK now with all that in place go ahead and use the default settings for
passport because you need that to get MSN Mess working and that will tell
you if the net is working. Make sure too set MSN options for security and
such.
GL.:)
I'm toast for the night.
SJ
"Lori Ann Kuiper" <loriak25@netnitco.net> wrote in message
news:%23TWTNN0uEHA.2196@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Problem--after 15 minutes with the auto addressing for PC2, PC2 disappears
> from workgroup computers. Only PC1 appears. The IP is still set to the
> manual IP that I set previously which the last digit is 6, only it says
> automatically assigned by DHCP on PC2. There was also a message
> immediately after running the wizard that said it was forcing an election
> because it could not obtain address from DHCP server. When I first start
> the PC, both PC's appear--the 2nd PC does not disappear until 15 minutes
> later. I can still ping both PC's. The 2nd just does not appear as a
> workgroup computer after both PC's have been running for 15 minutes.
>
> Would it be disappearing if the proper ports are not open? In MSN
> Messenger help it says that I need to set proxy to port 1863. How do I do
> this & where?
>
> "Lori Ann Kuiper" <loriak25@netnitco.net> wrote in message
> news:eEmIoTzuEHA.2316@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>> Downloaded MSN Messenger on both PC's and ran wizard. I have not setup
>> passport yet. I have 4 users setup on each PC with identical passwords
>> and accounts. When setting up passport, do I save to windows (checkbox
>> autoselected) or not?
>>
>> Last thing. I still cannot figure out exactly how to add the extra ports
>> for messenger. If I go to firewall and click on messenger or msn
>> messenger, I just get an option to change scope. Scope is set to allow
>> internet and network communications. If I just click on add port in
>> exceptions screen, then I have to define it and I don't know what to put
>> there.
>> "SlowJet" <SlowJet@noTY2this.com> wrote in message
>> news:lzdfd.11333$5O4.2825@trnddc07...
>>> My thrird post indicated ICS does the 192.168.0.1 gateway and since you
>>> had that on you're ok.
>>>
>>> So NICs set, ICS on, WFW up (with accesses checked), Dialup running.
>>> Install MSN Messenger.
>>> Run Network Wizard on Both.
>>>
>>> Shut down Client,
>>> reboot Host
>>> Boot client.
>>>
>>> You should be able to see the Shared DOc folder on each machine (could
>>> take 12 min), the client will have IP 192.168.0.2 (or 3 or 4),
>>>
>>> Both PC's should have Internet access (if you dialup from the HOST
>>> first.
>>> The dialup from the second computer may be a differnet matter. (If both
>>> pc user accounts are same name and password and ADMIN then it should
>>> work from the second computer with the ISP Netconection set to always
>>> dial..)
>>>
>>> SJ
>>> "Lori Ann Kuiper" <loriak25@netnitco.net> wrote in message
>>> news:e1kAH4suEHA.3524@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>>>> Since I already had ICS checked on host PC (PC1) do I need to uncheck
>>>> it to uninstall first--I do have the static IP assigned to the 2nd
>>>> computer because when I tried the auto IP I could not get the network
>>>> to work at all. My connection to PC2 kept disappearing after 15 minutes
>>>> when browser would turn off. on PC2. When I checked the option to turn
>>>> on ICS, it automatically assigned the 192.168.0.1 IP to PC1--the PC
>>>> with the modem. If I uninstall ICS, it will automatically remove the
>>>> 192.168.0.1 IP address assigned to PC1.
>>>>
>>>> Before I reinstalled XP, I tried just using the wizard and my 2nd PC
>>>> was assigned the Lease--no lease on PC1 (which has the modem). Then
>>>> every time I tried dialing from PC2, I lost my internet connection and
>>>> it redialed. I also tried unchecking file and printer sharing on the
>>>> dial up and kept getting messages that I did not have permission to
>>>> access files???I will give it another try if I know whether I need to
>>>> change anything else.
>>>>
>>>> My dialup connection has option for NetBios over TCPIP disabled. The 2
>>>> NICS--one for network and one for firewire (firewire port is not being
>>>> used right now) both have NetBios over TCPIP enabled.
>>>>
>>>> I will download MSN Messenger before running the wizard. I already
>>>> have newsgroups setup in Outlook.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "SlowJet" <SlowJet@noTY2this.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:d6bfd.6301$8W6.6151@trnddc05...
>>>>> ICS - on the NIC of the ISP dial up PC.
>>>>> You just need to turn on Inernet Connection Sharing in the ADVANCED
>>>>> TAB.
>>>>> That is what sets the Masqerading Gateway for the non routable IP set
>>>>> 192.168.0.0 . The gateway will be 192.168.0.1))
>>>>>
>>>>> SJ
>>>>> "SlowJet" <SlowJet@noTY2this.com> wrote in message
>>>>> news:8Lafd.2858$jD4.259@trnddc06...
>>>>>> OK, with the WFW on both with Messenger checked in exception (The WFW
>>>>>> knows what to keep inside the local subnet)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On the dial check auto get IP and DSN, uncheck File and Print
>>>>>> Sharing.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On the HOST (the dial up PC) the NIC needs an IP for the gateway
>>>>>> (192.168.0.1 - I do not know how the ICS assigns that or if you need
>>>>>> to assign it to the NIC)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On the client NIC make get IP auto DCHP and DSN.
>>>>>> Check File and Pruint Sharing.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Now the under structure of the net is defined, the WFW has the ports
>>>>>> defined, now you need to run the Network Wizard on both machines to
>>>>>> define the NET links (names and such) Make sure you are dialed up and
>>>>>> connected
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I would trun off anything to do with Messenger.
>>>>>> MSN Messenger will take care of it's self.
>>>>>> ON XP OUTLOOK, you may need to set up the NEWS under the GO menu.
>>>>>> This opens the news reader for XP OFFICE, which is the same news
>>>>>> reader as used for OExpress. So you have to set the OExpress program
>>>>>> complains to mail- NO, NEWS - YES.
>>>>>> This turns off the lower left pain used by Messager (but it seems to
>>>>>> have residue from the buddy list. Maybe this will clear up after MSN
>>>>>> Messenger is running?)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The browser service is what talks to the other computers to get the
>>>>>> current list of computers on the local net and the share links. If
>>>>>> the browser is complaining in the event log, then the net is not
>>>>>> working or the DHCP is blocked from renewing the IP lease. If the net
>>>>>> is working then these messages will only occur when some other
>>>>>> problem has creeped in, like DCOM, an ISP or phone line problem.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> GL,:)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> SJ
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "Lori Ann Kuiper" <loriak25@netnitco.net> wrote in message
>>>>>> news:e8fCtPnuEHA.444@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>>>>>>> Turned on firewall on both PC's and changed time server. It did
>>>>>>> sync the time.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Question on Outlook XP which I have on PC1--when installed, it has
>>>>>>> box checked for enabling Messenger support under options. Is this
>>>>>>> suppose to be turned on or off if I am going to turn off Messenger?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I have not run the Wizard yet. I had to set static IP on PC2 to
>>>>>>> keep 2nd PC from disappearing when I selected NetworkPlaces-view
>>>>>>> workgroup computers. Without static IP on PC2, the 2nd computer
>>>>>>> would disappear after about 15 minutes with a message that it could
>>>>>>> not get a list of computers or something like that. Should I still
>>>>>>> run the Wizard? Windows Messenger does not appear in the connection
>>>>>>> for dial-up connection or the local network NIC. Am I suppose to
>>>>>>> just select the add port option on both PC's NIC connections and the
>>>>>>> dial-up? Right now Windows Messenger starts on PC1 only--probably
>>>>>>> because of Outlook having the Messenger support box checked.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Also, the autodetect LAN settings on PC1 is checked (PC with the
>>>>>>> dial-up modem). I had the autodetect LAN settings unchecked on PC2,
>>>>>>> but it kept getting a message in event manager that the backup
>>>>>>> browser was stopping so I turned it back on. Is this suppose to be
>>>>>>> on or off on the 2nd PC?
>>>>>>> "SlowJet" <SlowJet@noTY2this.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>> news:iPWed.1716$C_6.389@trnddc04...
>>>>>>>> Enable Messenger on both machines uder WFW exceptions.
>>>>>>>> Open UDP ports (123 and 13) IN and OUT for NTP protocol. (Insure
>>>>>>>> 3rd party FW suports and is not blocking this protocol)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Open Extra Ports for Messenger (which may be needed by MSN
>>>>>>>> Messenger anyway.)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> TCP 1080 IN and OUT - normal chart port
>>>>>>>> TCP 1863 OUT
>>>>>>>> TCP 6891 thru 6900 - OUT
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> This posrts add back file send/recieve and other functions making
>>>>>>>> it as close to MSN Messenger as possible.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> You mentioned sever calendar but I an assuming you are not on a
>>>>>>>> server but a dial up home.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Now run the Network Wizard on both machines starting with the ISP
>>>>>>>> machine.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Reboot and connect to ISP, try time and messenger on client.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> You probalby want to get MSN Messenger 6.2 as it is much more than
>>>>>>>> messenger.
>>>>>>>> You turn off messenger from starting up at logon or running in the
>>>>>>>> backgroup via the options TAB.
>>>>>>>> It simpley stays out of the way. Then Download and install MSN
>>>>>>>> Messenger. At that point you can check out the hotmail
>>>>>>>> requirements.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> SJ
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Run the network Wizard on both machines.
>>>>>>>> "Lori Ann Kuiper" <loriak25@netnitco.net> wrote in message
>>>>>>>> news:uXCKLjguEHA.1616@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>>>>>>>>>I have various messages in event manager after installing Media
>>>>>>>>>Player 10 that "Time Provider NtpClient: An error occurred during
>>>>>>>>>DNS lookup of the manually configured peer 'time windows.com,0x1'.
>>>>>>>>>NtpClient will try the DNS lookup again in 15 minutes. The error
>>>>>>>>>was: A socket operation was attempted to an unreachable host.
>>>>>>>>>(0x80072751) (Event ID17). Also error that says (Event ID 29) The
>>>>>>>>>time provider NtpClient is configured to acquire time from one or
>>>>>>>>>more time sources, however none of the sources are currently
>>>>>>>>>accessible. No attemp to contact a source will be made for 14
>>>>>>>>>minutes. NtpClient has no source of accurate time.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> I am running Xp Professional on PC1 and XP home on Pc2 connected
>>>>>>>>> with Ethernet 10/100 to Linkseys hub. I connect to Internet thru
>>>>>>>>> 56k Modem and use ICS to allow internet access on both PCs. I
>>>>>>>>> have Office XP Professional on PC1 and Office 2000 Standard on
>>>>>>>>> PC2.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> This error is causing my profile to hang. Also, I use a local ISP
>>>>>>>>> and POP3 internet account. I want to sign up for hotmail again,
>>>>>>>>> but I was told that the new Windows Messenger included in SP2 does
>>>>>>>>> not support hotmail.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Do I need to load MSN Messenger on both PC's? Must I pay for a
>>>>>>>>> hotmail account to get things to work properly or will the free
>>>>>>>>> one be OK?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> How do I get both PC's to stop having these error messages and be
>>>>>>>>> able to properly sync the time? Also, in Outlook 2000 I selected
>>>>>>>>> to use the local calander instead of one on server. Not sure if I
>>>>>>>>> should have selected this or not. I am not using MS or anything
>>>>>>>>> on Internet to where I can load a copy of my calander to share so
>>>>>>>>> I thought this option should be unchecked.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Please help. I need these PC's running for work and I have been
>>>>>>>>> trying to resolve this forever. I have reinstalled numerous
>>>>>>>>> times--both PC's and cannot waist anymore time.
>>>>>>>>>
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