Re: Not able to ping between SBS 2003 and Vista

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I think you're talking about hotfix 926505. Yes, I've applied that hotfix to
the server.

JJ

"Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks" wrote:

Do you have the needed SBS/Vista patch on the server?

JJ wrote:
I disabled Windows Firewall and the firewall in NIS 2008. It still doesn't
work. I think the problem is that the network interface that I'm using has
limited connectivity. At least, that's what it says in the Vista Network and
Sharing Center.

What should I tweak in Vista so that I can get LAN connectivity for this
interface? I have already enabled Network Discovery in Network and Sharing
Center.

Here's something else. I have two Ethernet adapters on this PC. I use one
adapter to connect to the Internet and that's protected by NIS 2008 except
when I disabled the NIS firewall, in which case I had also disabled that
Ethernet adapter. I wanted to know if the other Ethernet adapter was faulty -
the one I use for the LAN. So, I plugged in the Internet connection cable to
that adapter and tested my Internet connection, and it works fine.

So, I think it's something in Vista that has to be tweaked. Could someone
please help me figure out what it is?

Thanks in advance.

"thundergod255" wrote:

It sounds like something is blocking ICMP traffic. I would check the windows
firewall settings as well as Norton. I have noticed that some of the newer
XP computers I have installed that ICMP echo request was blocked by default.
If this is on you will not be able to ping. You will need to turn of the
firewall or allow ICMP as an exception.

"JJ" wrote:

Hi:

I have SBS 2003 Premium R2 installed on one computer and Vista Ultimate
64-bit installed on another. I'm not able to ping either computer from the
other. I have installed ISA Server 2004 on the SBS 2003 PC. And I have Norton
Internet Security 2008 installed on Vista. I have turned on Network Discovery
on the Vista computer. The computers are connected to each other through an
Ethernet switch. I have verified that the switch and the network cables are
working by connecting two Windows XP PCs and pinging each from the other. At
first, this wouldn't work until I disabled Windows Firewall on the XP PCs.

What should I be looking at to fix this?

Thx.


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