Re: Access the share folder but windows send HTTP connect to targe

Sure, the sharing folder is on another host, everyone expect me could access
it in our LAN. If I enter "\\10.74.52.11" in the "Run" window, windows will
send "TCP-syn" to the 80 port of the host '10.74.52.11', of course, this is
unreachable.

"Robert L. (MS-MVP)" wrote:

After re-install the ""File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Network", have
you re-enable sharing on the shared folders? please post back with the
result.

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"Kelvin You" <KelvinYou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:030F25C8-FE5E-4088-AEDE-7B1ACCCFB5FB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Previously, my system worked normally. Today, I uninstalled the "File and
Printer Sharing for Microsoft Network" by mistake, and click the "close"
button in the right corner of connection property dialogbox immediately,
but
the dialogbox is hangup, so what can I do is rebooting the PC.
But thereafter, I never can access the share folder of the other PC,
even if I uninstall & re-install the ""File and Printer Sharing for
Microsoft
Network". It always report the "\\10.74.52.11 The network path was not
found." or some word like "\\10.74.52.11 The network can not reached".
I capture the packet from the network interface, and found that when I
access the share folder, the windows will connect to the 80 port of the
target host. this is just like the HTTP manner.

If someone could help me, I'm very appreciate for you.





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