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  I have an a Premimum Vista computer with a USB printer on a network with a Windows 7 Ultimate Computer.  Both recognize each other both are visible in the network on both computers) but I can not access one or the other.  Message on window 7 says "your computer seems to be correctly configured but the resource does not."
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  Here are the steps of general network troubleshooting. Just cannot apply to your situation, so just take the bits that are. It may seem daunting, but if you follow the steps in the links and suggestions below calmly and consistently, you will have no difficulty to implement your sharing.

  Problems sharing files between computers on a network are usually caused by 1) a misconfigured firewall or a firewall neglected (including a dynamic firewall in a virtual private network); or (2) inadvertently run two firewalls such as the firewall of Windows and a third-party firewall. and/or (3) do not have accounts to the same users and passwords on all computers in the workgroup. (4) tries to create actions where the operating system does not.

  Excellent, comprehensive, but easy to understand article on sharing files/printer under Vista. Contains information about sharing printers and files, and the folders:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727037.aspx

  In Vista, turn on password protected sharing. In Windows 7, go to control panel > everything in Control Panel > network and sharing Center. Click on "change the advanced sharing settings. You don't want to use the residential group unless you have all Windows 7 machines. If you do and you want to use the homegroup, see Windows 7 Help & Support. Otherwise, in sharing advanced:

  Discovery of plug in the network
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  Turn on the sharing section Public folder sharing
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  A. configure the firewall on all machines to allow traffic to local area network (LAN) as being approved. With the Windows Firewall, turning on window file sharing and printer as the above will take care of that for you. If you are not running a third-party firewall or you have an antivirus/security with its own firewall component program, then you're fine.  With a third-party firewall, I usually set up the allocation of LAN with an IP address range. E.g. would be 192.168.1.0 - 192.168.1.254. Obviously you would substitute your correct subnet. Refer to the safety of any third party program or the user forums for how to correctly configure its firewall. Do not run more than one firewall. DON'T STOP FIREWALLS; CONFIGURE THEM CORRECTLY.

  (B) to facilitate the Organization, put all computers in the same workgroup. This is done from the System applet in Control Panel, the computer name tab.

  C. create the counterpart of the user accounts and passwords on all machines. You do not need to be logged into the same account on all machines and assigned to each user account passwords can be different; accounts/passwords just need to exist and to match on all machines. DO NOT NEGLECT TO CREATE PASSWORDS, EVEN IF ONLY OF SIMPLE. If you want a machine to boot directly to the desktop (a particular user account) for convenience, you can do this:

  Start > Search box > type: netplwiz [Enter]
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• Router and Switch cannot ping each other

  Hello

  I just build a lab at home.

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  and I also want to change my LAN from VLAN 1 interface connection at 30 of VLAN... but when I configure the VLAN 30 he show me line is in PLACE but the Protocol is DOWN.

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  ^C!line con 0 no modem enableline aux 0line vty 0 4 password 7 xxxx login!scheduler max-task-time 5000end
  
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  Thanks in advance.

  Eliane,

  Please remove the etherchannel port f0/24 of the switch configuration and store it in the trunk.

  interface FastEthernet0/24 switchport trunk allowed vlan 1,10,20,30 switchport mode trunk switchport nonegotiate channel-group 1 mode active  <<< Remove this 

  Configure f0 on the router as trunk I think has 877, a switchport which fe interfaces are a part of. To display the corresponding Lass on the router, that you need to configure the VLANS corresponding on the router, then only the Lass will be in a State of going / up otherwise it will be in a down state. See if that helps. Thank you, hyacinth

• Two VMS on different networks and ping each other

  Hello

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  Hi Jonathan,.

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  3. do you have a router connected to these computers?

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-HomeGroup-Troubleshooter

  Method 2.

  Make sure that the following services are enabled on the computer.

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  Method 4:

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-can-t-I-connect-to-other-computers

  Refer.

  Homegroup:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows7/products/features/HomeGroup

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• FEX Uplink and Ports on the side Server

  I am very new to the environment of the UCS and having to return to the current fairly quickly. I decided to start with the chassis. But have a few questions.

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  Hello and welcome to the community,

  "" My understanding is that the side ports server are assigned to the uplinks based on the number of uplink configured at the END.".

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  Which ports are active for each blade and that FEX.?

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  You can also go to the vNIC itself in the "Servers" tab by going to the Service profile > network and then double click on in the vNIC and you will see the configuration:

  

  For example: blade 1 assigned to Uplink on FEX A 1 with FEX B 1 uplink failover

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  NOTE: this option is valid only if your hardware is ALL second generation, in other words, it does not work with fabric 61xx interconnections or 2104 IOM

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  Note ensure on the limitation of the function of the channel port between IOM and the tissue Message was edited by: Keny Perez

• USBOTG and Charge at the same time on Stream 8

  To keep this thread as productive as possible and efficient for those who find it useful to:

  Unless you have under your eyes

  1. a schematic representation of the 8 Stream USB port (USB port and battery electric circuit etc.)

  2 source code for the firmware BIOS and kernel that controls the material

  Please DO NOT respond or say "is not possible".  In view of the above is true, you do not have enough information to say '' not possible. ''

  If no one replys with a solution, what he calls not possible by default.

  Also please do not answer to say ' I don't know how "or" but I know how to do anything else that ' is also not that useful.

  An update of the BIOS or other software update may be required by HP, Microsoft or both to offer this feature really intuitive and quite possible.

  And I hope that this thread can be an effort consolidated by all who have the 8 flow to make the necessary changes.  The majority of the other tablet PCs are capable of it.  It seems that only the 8 Stream and a few others have trouble with her.

  ~~~~

  I want the ability to use a simple, inexpensive cable and perhaps standard (with electronic active minimum inside) which allows me to host and to use one or more USB devices on the Stream via its USB port B microphone 8 while this cable can also be connected to a charger standard and charge 8 flow simultaneously.  This means that the cable has a minimum of three connectors.  One of the possible configurations are as follows (apart from the normal charging cable):

  1 cable Micro USB B Male - connect to the stream 8

  2 USB male A - connect to the AC charger (IE one that came with the 8 Stream)

  3. USB A female - one or several connectors to plug into the key of USB data, keyboard, mouse or even a hub.

  Connector # 2. above shall provide a power supply to recharge the 8 Stream via conn. #1 and the power supply for external USB devices via conn. #3 so that they are in use - all at the same time.

  A and if the same cable can act as a normal OTG no charger for when no external power supply is available.  This may necessitate a switch or an electrontics active inside.

  The last part of this goal is unimportant for various reasons.  I wish that HP, the manufacturer of 8 flow, to State in writing good mode necessary to do this, so that other manufacturers or even-it yourself can make maximum use of their tablet HP equipment.

  ~~~~

  The neat thing it will alow a person to do with their tablet, it is to work at home using the Tablet as a desktop PC by connecting a keyboard, mouse, perhaps external screen (with USB to the display adapter) and knit for a long time without time limit prescribed by the battery life because the charger provides energy to all involved.

  If there is only a single connector on the cable #3, then an additional node of coarse had to provide support for these multiple USB devices at the same time.  However, it would be better if there were several #3 connectors integrated in the cable itself.  This would be better as a suitable USB hub also requires its own power.  That an adapter is necessary if the whole thing were integrated into one.

  ~~~~

  I really want answers from anyone who has already accomplished USB OTG delivered with simultaneous load with flow 8. (independent of any published 'proper' way is also welcome)

  Today's date is 2015-01-16.  If in 2015-02-16 (one month), nobody has posted a solution and then starts to bug HP and Microsoft on it's us?

  ~~~~

  Technical training:

  I understand the possibility the tablet software and firmware must take a decision on the manner in which power flows on the power port USB microphone B pins.

  I know that with a proper design of the electronic circuit carring these signals of power inside the Tablet could be sensitive to what is connected and without risk to decide for himself what to do without needing to control software.  For example by testing/detecting periodically differential voltage or current management to see what sides of the connector can supply.

  But this is only one of the many "could bes".

  In addition, this can be no standard regarding the standard USB.  What seems to be actually the case with a lot of cables OTG + fresh, is that physical clues embedded in the cable or charger are used to signal to the Tablet what the situation is.  Then the signal of software/firmware of the Tablet, interprets what the situation is intelligently and responds by flipping the bits of correct hardware control to activate, or deactivate the power flow in the port and also control its direction in or out.

  I'm not familiar with the standard USB.  Maybe I could do more research, if I believed that HP followed with 8 Stream or even the standard covered this situation explicitly.

  But to a certain extent, it seems I'll have to invent something that should be intuitively just like it does with other tablets. Isn't it?  Maybe I'm overthinking, but I can't find any USB OTG + cables load that specify compatibility with 8 HP flow.

  In any case, I was familiar with both methods other use of tablets to send the highest mentioned signal to the hardware/firmware/software of the tablet to the idea that it's time to load / time of OTG or both.

  The first method is a 0 Ohm to 200 ohms short between pin USB A 2 and 3.  This is the bidirectional data differential lines D - and D + respectively.  In data mode, all the data passes back and forth on those lines.  When you load with a cable, it's the charger module that puts this short, not on the cable.  I measured the short on three different Chargers.  It is 0 Ohms on two of them, one of those who are the charger that came with the 8 HP flow.  The others 0 ohms was generic.  The third was for an apple iPad and it measured on 53KOhms.  It's probably not the resistance ohms 0-200, but probably it is impedance termination indicating that there is some intelligent serial port communication in the charger itself.  Leave it to Apple to be different.

  This method is somewhat questionable, as this signaling mode would prevent OTG + fee because it seems unlikely that you will be able to OTG when the data lines are shorted each and overloaded with such low impedance.  I could be wrong on this subject...

  The other method I have seen suggested to work with some tablets and phones other than the 8 stream is too short the USB microphone B pin 5 to Terminal 4 with 0 Ohms to 100 000 Ohms.

  USB B has 5 pins.  USB has only 4.  The extra pin on B moves the GND pin 4 pin 5 pin to and makes pin 4 PIN ID.

  If this signal applies to a drop in the ID pin (4) or in some cases, I saw that she proposed, he runs down with 0 Ohms.

  Dead shorting things always makes me nervous.  If ID is a simple normally high impedance high input, resistance could be used to make voltage well below the low or zero threshold while also preventing the risk of damage when cheat on him with a device that you do not have the diagram for.

  Yet, 100K is a bit high for a 'pull down' in most of the situations that I'm used to.  Even a 10K would be uncertain. A 1 K or 2 K seems reliable enough, but then things are weaker and in know more nowadays low...   All but a dead short but if possible.

  So, it seems possible that the device might be able to "indicate" by the specific value of the resistance, which can be found here.  In other words the resistance is not a pull down but in fact a signature analog ID, in which case the exact value will be crucial. So if this is the case, a guess is not going to work.

  Obviously in such a system as described above, a chip inside the Stream 8 should be responsible to support this information. I hope the 8 Stream has such a chip.

  Probably a register inside this chip would be at all times what the State of the pin ID is a binary number.  All that is needed is for the BIOS to the chip and the registry in it and read this number via the bus to determine what happens to the port. Finally, he would use that signals of info to send the order of material to the electrontics of power set the appropriate direction to take etc.  (and change the State of the icon on the screen of the rude)

  I don't know if the PIN ID method described is a standard USB or not either.

  Eventually, there may be a third way. But I do not suspect that it would be possible with a non-active external device. In any case too complicated for the novice DIY for sure.

  The device would need to act is a kind of extension of bus.  As an active hub.  But she would use the negotiation of data USB serial lines and in addition to reproduce one or more additional USB ports, intelligently inform the tablet to get with the program which is "now we're going to otg and recharge at the same time."

  This requires a smart external device with a processor Inside, no doubt.

  It seems to me that many other tablets have been able achieve avecjoint here the need for a smart external device and thus the flow must also be able to do.

  There is a device that claims to be able to work with the HP Jet 7 and 8 and provides same ethernet and USB and big DVI ports so loads the data stream.  But its expensive because it is active.  Se here:

  http://AMZN.com/B00OVDE0GC

  It's called a "Docking Station".

  A reference to a product that does exactly what I want (possibly without active electronic components) is here:

  http://AMZN.com/B00LTHBCNM

  It's by Kirin and it is a device of type squid with four USB ports.  Precisely, which is my goal.  But read in the comments stream 7 user indicated that he would not be OTG and load, not really clear if it worked as a hub USB OTG or not.  Another evaluator stated that she would not support even a single USB device much less fees of 8 Stream.  This device has a switch.

  I forgot to mention that some 'hackers' have claimed success with other tablets to deceive their devices by using a multi-step process to plug things in.  Usually in general they would get connected Tablet and load first, then they would return a switch or something remove some resistance or the signal was introduced by the first position of the switch. For some reason any Tablet would continue to require. Then the data lines would be free and they would plug in a usb key and it mounts correctly even if the tablet was always in charge.

  It's like the power circuit has a lock which does not allow it to return to the mode "power flow" as long as he still feels the power flows inward regardless of what software it is telling.  Full proposal here.

  These tips seem dubious to me.  Changes in the BIOS could change the way it works.  Also you can not be sure what actually happens if you do not have a schematic representation.  You could damage your tablet.  Many people will support icon in the operating system whether the Tablet is in charge.  But I'm sort of a low-risk guy and my policy is generally indicators of intereperet not to have meaning at all once a device is functioning in a non-standard setting.  Especially when it's something that I did not built and could not fix if I FRY.

  Hypothetical reasoning: tell me what data sensory discs really the State of the charging light screen?  This reflect the bit of hardware control programs actually feeding management and status on the port?  Or does it measure the direction of the flow of power, said in the section of the circuit battery monitoring?  Point - none of us have a schema because it's owner. To really be sure according to the smart electronic hardware, the port must be mode flow under advisement "of power. If it's in a "power flow out" mode and power will be delivered externally as well you wind upward with both power supplies the same power at the wheel nets.  In this case, the two opposing regulators attempting both to drive 5 V can have slightly different voltage calibrations.  That could lead to fighting between them, with more than 100% of their capacity.  For example if you try to regulate 4.95 real V and the other and other attempts to regulate 5.05 V.  Current then flows to the tune of 100 mV / a few milliohms in the cables linking the two.  This may be several amperes. (many)  In other words, like I said: you want the tablet to know that power is coming in don't go out and automatically hitting the internal switches needed for that to happen. Probably the icon should indicate this with precision, but in some wacky situation, he could not. There may be a chance that the icon could indicate the load and still be burning or focusing on some circuits of the tablet or the charger.

  Another thing, I could see that happening is if you play with these reported resistance types enough you might find a resistance value that winds up place the device in an intermittent condition.  In other words it keeps flipping back and forth quickly between OTG and fresh.  It can give the illusion that it works.  You can have marginal communication with your USB devices and battery could even load.  But will still be a lot of stress on the power circuit.

  It is difficult for me to risk a Tablet perfectly well if I don't know exactly what I'm doing.

  If a brave individual makes their own experimentation and verifies that it charges and OTGs and you tell the rest of us, you're a hero.

  Maybe one of you has a good knowledge on the USB standard to have more confidence in such an experience... like what the ID pin 4 REALLY supposed to work for example?

  That's what I know so far.  If you think you can help, thanks in advance, or if this helped you, then your quite welcome.

  It works

  http://Accessories.us.Dell.com/SNA/ProductDetail.aspx?c=us & l = to & CS = 19 & SKU = 470-abes & baynote_bnrank = 0 & baynote_irrank = 0 & ~ CK = baynoteSearch & dgc = CJ & cid = 47997 & lid = 4279734 & acd = 10550055-4485850-eb75dcb47e53437680ed323a1f4885fe

  Evidence

  http://targusblog.com/2014/11/25/how-to-turn-a-99-Tablet-into-a-workstation/

  But it's 4 x the price in Europe

  Have fun

• Satellite M30X-122: how to use the headphones and speaker at the same time?

  Hello

  y at - it a possiblity to use headphones and speaker at the same time?
  When I plug the headphones into the Jack, the speaker is created off the coast of the moment.

  Thank you
  Peter

  Hi Peter,.

  There is unfortunately no way to use both headphones and speakers at the same time. This is because tghere's a disconnection physical power for the internal speakers when you plug in the headphones. It is not by software. The only way around this would be to dismantle the headphones Jack and solder connections that are broken when you insert the headphone permanently.

  Kind regards

• How to get the ASA packets that come in and out on the same interface?

  Hi all

  How can I configure the ASA5520 routes the packets that come in and out on the same interface? I ve more than 1 network behind the camera of the SAA. It s separated by internal router. They can communicate with each other.

  I've seen it's PIX design problem. She applies to the platform of the ASA?

  Please advice.

  Thank you

  Nitass

  This golden rule remains immutable. the only exception is the vpn traffic. ASA for example (or pix v7) would act as a hub for traffic between two rays rediect vpn.

  regarding your question.

  Internet <-->asa <-->1 <-->lan router <-->lan 2

  assuming the host to lan 1 to asa as the gateway default, even asa has a static route to the internal router of the point for local network 2, the golden rule will reject this operation.

  one solution is to re - configure the dhcp on the LAN 1 scope and make the internal router as the default gateway; and the internal router has the asa as the default gateway.

• You can install the server connection and security on the same virtual machine Server?

  I was looking around and found an old post that says that you could do.

  I tried the documentation view 5 but not a lot of luck there.

  If the deployment is small say 20 users view total.

  Could install you the connection and security on the same VM Server?   W2K8R2 64-bit?

  I certainly understand some of the security risks.

  TIA

  Marc Alumbaugh says:

  Any other ideas?

  No other ideas, but we have should stick to previous ideas and continue to work through them. You make progress in this analysis - continue! When it is correctly configured, you have configured the firewall/proxy etc don't not to block PCoIP and that you use at least seen 4.6 on the Client and the server, it does not work.

  It always seems that there's something blocking PCoIP in your environment - where the black screen.

  So when 'PCoIP external URL' on the login server is defined on InternalIP:4172, your View on the internal network Client connects fine. If you run Wiresahrk on your connection to the server to capture the connections, you will see a connection HTTPS turns on TCP 443. Then when you select a pool of offices you will see a PCoIP connection come in. It comes to 4172 TCP from the customer to the login server, then UDP 4172 also from the Client to the server connection as well as UDP 4172 in reverse. For this reverse part, the source UDP port will be 4172 and corresponds to the destination UDP port source on the incoming UDP packets. Check that this is the case. This will prove that the login server is gateway your PCoIP correctly.

  So far so good.

  Then, you switch to your remote Client to view from on the Internet. To do this, you assign the URL of the "external" ExternalIP:4172 PCoIP. Note that you don't need to restart the login server for this to take effect. It takes effect immediately. This IP address will be the public IP address which will probably through a NAT/firewall to access your connection to the server. You can start by checking that the IP address is correct using to connect to the server address when you satrt the customer to view. When you use the same IP address to the Client and through the authentication step, it will prove that it is set up correctly in terms of Routing/NAT etc. Then follow with Wireshark on the login server and observe what happens when you select a pool of virtual offices and get the black screen. You should see the same activity PCoIP on your login server model as in the case of internal test (i.e. starting with the incoming TCP connection on port 4172). View Client will use the ExternalIP address that you specified in the "URL external PCoIP ' to establish the PCoIP connection to connect to the server. So if you don't see this com 4172 TCP on the login server, or you do not see the packets UDP 4172 then something is blocking. This is usually caused by a firewall or a proxy blocking PCoIP.

  If this is the case and you do not see these packets to connect to the server, then run Wireshark on the Windows Client to view and see if you can see 4172 TCP and/or UDP sent to this ExternalIP 4172. If Yes, then you know that something (such as a firewall or proxy) between the Customer View and the view connection server it blocks.

  Let us know what it was.

  Hope it will be useful.

  Select this option.

• PES and GSS server load

  The documentation States it is advisable to run 2 or more GSS and I wonder if I can just run 1 GSS on the same instance as my PES? I'm trying to understand what kind of work load a GSS and server PES takes in a production environment, not yet in production. We do not run awareness, research, CCS, or ACI and the only scenarios that we have configured are for individual events and actions, so it doesn't seem like the PES or GSS are facing a lot of load and should have no problem running on the same server. I realize that every site is different, so there is no clear answer, but maybe someone can help explain the expected load of these 2 servers when running workflows and STANDARD scenarios.

  PES and GSS servers can run on the same instance.
  If it has no flow of work or obtaining scenarios published frequently then PES server will have minimal use.
  And GSS server manage collective scenarios like sending promotional emails etc.
  If you don't have many collective scenarios with the GSS and PES on the same server will not impact lift.

  We used only GSS and a PSE configured on the same server on 120 server cluster and didn't find any problems.
  I used a setup similar to many customers.

  Peace
  Shaik

• on the Iphone 7. How to listen to music, if we have a normal headset and charge at the same time?

  How to listen to music, if we have a normal headset and charge at the same time?

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  It sopposed must be a wireless charging dock to be launched shortly if the dock does not so it is a disappointment