Re: Server can ping itself but nothing on the LAN
- From: Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP] <lstruckmeyer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2009 14:45:49 +0000 (UTC)
If it worked before "yesterday" and is not working "today", then something changed. Updates to AV, updates to Windows, something.
After the test that Ace recommended, and if you reinstall the AV, please verify that the AV excludes, at the very least, the folders where the exchange data bases are kept and sysvol. There is a whole lot more, but start there.
When you have normal functionality, with or without the AV, start a new thread asking what files folders should be excluded from real time AV scans.
Also, you can sometimes learn a lot by running the SBS BPA:
www.sbsbpa.com
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Larry
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On Dec 11, 11:35 am, Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP] <lstruckme...@mis-
wizards.com> wrote:
Hi yaro:It's SBS 2003 managed using wizards, all services working DHCP up,
Please furnish more info:
SBS 2003 or 2008?
managed using the wizards?
SBS is the DHCP server?
does ping "ip_address work" and ping "netbios_name" not, or both
not?
has ping ever been sucessful, and if so, what changed?
errors in the event logs?
if it works in safe mode but not normal mode, then there is some
software service that is blocking. With MS Config look for likely
ones, stop them one at a time and see if the situation changes. It
may require restarts, so you could use the 50-50 rule.
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Larry
Please post the resolution to your
issue so others may benefit
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On Dec 11, 10:19 am, yaro137 <yaro...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Even when it's connected only to the router it can't ping it.An update. Works in safe mode with networking. Also I can connect to
Swapped
the network card to no avail. Run the Connect to Internet wizard to
no
avail. Windows firewall disabled. Panda Security TruePrevent
disabled.
Tested the cables, tested the router. Same problem. No errors in
the
logs. Puzzled... Any ideas?
yaro
it remotely from outside of the office but that works only for a
couple of minutes and then I get disconnected. How do I figure out
what's stopping it from working?
yaro
internal NIC responds both to NetBIOS and IP, as I said no error logs
reported so nothing really indicates what happened.
It started when users reported having problems with emails. I
connected to the server, found mailbox stores dismounted although all
the Exchange services were running. Restarted IS and successfully
mounted them back. After a couple of minutes I got disconnected. Users
still couldn't get any emails nor access any shares.
Server was restarted. I managed to log on, checked the event log not
finding anything there and got disconnected again. Restated again.
Connected and everything looked all right. Internet connection was
working and I could ping the router. Just in case I run the Connect to
Internet wizard. All fine. In the morning the server again was in the
state as described above not being able to ping anything outside it's
network card.
yaro
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