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• Windows file sharing - a lot of bandwidth is consumed on ports 137, 138, 445 domain windows server 2008

  Hello

  I have observed this for a few months now on my windows Server 2008 domain (all my clients are windows 7) and it drives me crazy.  My wireless nodes #1 bandwidth consumption is taken by 'Windows file shaing' on ports 137, 138, and 445.  I tried to pull the bandwidth on these ports on all of my users wireless using the wireless controller, then the claim of the user than even a small file as 100 MB ' would take hours to download.  If windows 7 OS is too talkative, I prefer to go back to windows XP?

  What is the solution of my problem, I need to have my users to upload files and at the same time be fair with my bandwidth that does all my work of nodes and servers without really hard wire.  Help please.

  "Note: someday open a session:"windows file sharing"takes about 10 GB of bandwidth ' and sometimes 5 GB"

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums. You can follow the link to your question:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro

  Hope this information helps.

• Windows file - sharing continues to change the IP address

  Access my mac to a Windows files using Windows file sharing option. I usually map a drive as

  
  my-computer-name\share

  and it works very well, though some days it does not work and I need to enter an IP address or a different computer name. When I look in the config of mac, it says

  "Windows users can access your computer at smb://172.xx.xx.xxx.

  or

  "Windows users can access your computer at smb://someothercomputername.

  I have a new IP address every day I log on the office network (dhcp), but I should be able to use my computer name to map a drive.  My merge network setting is NAT.  All this experience?

  Thank you

  Andrew

  In the Windows virtual machine, go to a command prompt and type "ipconfig" (without the quotes).  The IP address of the gateway that is actually the virtual NETWORK card that Fusion creates on the Mac.  Therefore, replace the number with what your gateway 172.x.x.x number.  This gateway number does not change.

• file sharing strange behavior

  Hello

  Im having a macmini with 10.11.4 / Server 5.1 running.

  In principle, all right. The exception file sharing is strange.

  In the Finder on my MacBook (also 10.11.4) I can see the macmini in the sharing section.

  Once I click on the macmini, told me of connectivity failure. If I click on "connect as" he says as the connection has failed.

  If I use the menu 'connect to server': afp://macmini or smb://macmini I get a selection box for shared folders and I can get the files.

  Any idea?

  On the MacMini, the console displays the following to the failure of the attempt:

  4.05.16 14:47:37, 127 digest-service [31900]: label: by default

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 127 digest-service [31900]: dbname: od: / Local / default

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 127 digest-service [31900]: mkey_file: / var/db/krb5kdc/m-key

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 127 digest-service [31900]: nom_fichier_acl: /var/db/krb5kdc/kadmind.acl

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 134 digest-service [31900]: digest-demand: uid = 0

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 137 digest-service [31900]: digest-request: netr probe 0

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 138 digest-service [31900]: digest-request: request to init

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 162 digest-service [31900]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI server: MACMINI indomain was: < NULL >

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 163 digest-service [31900]: digest-demand: uid = 0

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 163 digest-service [31900]: digest-request: request to init

  04.05.16 14:47:37, 189 digest-service [31900]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI server: MACMINI indomain was: < NULL >

  04.05.16 14:47:37, smbd 189 [28628]: Client requires the signature of everything related to the unauthenticated Directory Service

  04.05.16 14:47:39, 003 apsd [77]: unexpected replacement of connection to < APSConnectionServer: 0x7fc5b050bbf0 >

  04.05.16 14:47:40, 647 digest-service [31900]: digest-demand: uid = 0

  04.05.16 14:47:40, 648 digest-service [31900]: digest-request: request to init

  04.05.16 14:47:40, 675 digest-service [31900]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI server: MACMINI indomain was: < NULL >

  04.05.16 14:47:40, 686 digest-service [31900]: digest-demand: uid = 0

  04.05.16 14:47:40, 686 digest-service [31900]: digest-request: request to init

  04.05.16 14:47:40, 710 digest-service [31900]: digest-request: init return domain: MACMINI server: MACMINI indomain was: < NULL >

  04.05.16 14:47:40, 714 digest-service [31900]: digest-demand: uid = 0

  04.05.16 14:47:40, 809 digest-service [31900]: digest-request od: user ok = MACMINI\user proto = ntlmv2 flags: ENC_128, NEG_VERSION, NEG_TARGET_INFO, NEG_NTLM, NEG_TARGET, NEG_UNICODE

  04.05.16 14:47:42, com.apple.xpc.launchd [1 479]: (com.apple.collabd.preview [31905]) Service came out with abnormal code: 1

  04.05.16 14:47:49, kdc 271 [94]: DSUpdateLoginStatus: could not synchronize the time of connection to diradmin: 77009

  04.05.16 14:47:49, kdc 499 [94]: DSUpdateLoginStatus: could not synchronize the time of connection to diradmin: 77009

  Check your DNS configuration.   'macmini' is not a field specification that I expect to receive the OS x DNS server.  I expect to get something closer to macmini.example.com than, with "example.com" substituted here for whatever the field, have registered and use on your network.   If DNS is misconfigured, the rest of the battery tends to be unstable.

• How to add user from another computer as a Local user for file sharing permissions

  Hello, I'll put up for two computers to share files on a network.

  I just need to figure out how to add a user from another computer as a local user, I can change its permissions of file sharing.

  Here's where I'm stuck:

  

  I am trying to add a new user, but:

  How can I add a user somewhere else on my network to this list?

  I tried to add one here in the computer management:

  
  How can I add my network user?  I tried to do it in this format:

  

  Thank you!

  Sure thing. You can add a list in the registry with the name of the account that you want to hide from the login screen.  This site explains how: http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/6222/windows-7-vista-xp-hide-user-account-from-welcome-screen-login-screen/

  Windows XP and beyond.

• I want to limit the file sharing on a home network, Windows XP Pro (working group) to a specific user on a different computer.

  I can't get this username entered with success because I'm limited to only users on the computer, I'm trying.  I have Windows XP off file sharing simple.  Both computers running XP Pro and I can share the folder, but it is open to ALL.  Is there a way to do this?

  I would like to try to explain how it works.  You have XP Pro on Computer1 and you have disabled Simple file sharing.  It is a step in the right direction.  The facts are that the file exists on the computer 1 and is 1 computer to control what external connection gets access to this file.  Computer 1 can only validate combinations of username/password names he knows.  Is not in a domain, computer environment 1 includes only names of user and password that exists on the computer 1.  He cannot know or trust any combination of name of user and password that does not exist within itself.  The normal method, most people use is to create the same user on computer 1 that exists on the computer that connects and gives the same password that is used on the computer that connects to this user.  If this is the case, the external user connects seamlessly and have access if 1 computer gave this authorization to the user in this file.  Access can be controlled by right-clicking on the file or folder, select 'Properties' and then use the 'Security' tab to generate an access matrix.

  Authentication: When connecting to the computer 1 from another computer, computer 1 search first if the username on the computer connection exists on the computer 1.  If the user name of the user on the computer connection exists on computer 1 and passwords on both computers to match, the connection is established.  If the passwords do not match, the connection is refused.  If the user name of the logged in user does not match a user on computer 1, then the 'Guest' user is attempted.  If the guest user is not protected by a, then the user will resemble the user 'Guest' and 'Guest' appropriate access.  If the guest user is disabled on Computer1, and then the computer connection displays a name of User/Login screen asking the user to provide credentials (name and password) 1 computer can use and recognize to check that the user.  If a name of user and password recognizes that computer 1 is entered, then computer 1 authenticates the user with this credential.

  Of course, once authenticated, the user will have access to these files to which permissions have been granted to this user authenticated according to the KB307874.  XP cannot grant permissions to users, he knows not (obviously) beyond the 'Guest '.

  Bottom line is that you have discovered in a domain environment (workgroup), you MUST authenticate as a legitimate user who is (and who is not disabled) on Computer1.

  HTH,
  JW

• Is Windows 7 file sharing allows simultaneously several user record updates

  I want to allow multiple users to read and update shared files.  I can do that with the collective dwelling characteristics of files shared in

  Windows 7?

  Essentially no. In fact, she is stuck at a level of access. If a file is opened to a single user, it must be locked read-only to another. Even if the 1st user then abandons the connection to the 2nd user held that he read only until they give up and pick it up again. This has nothing to do with the sharing of files in Windows 7, it would apply in a true client/server scenario. Network access is file level and must be complete, you can have a single user update a sector and another one another in the same file.

  Even at a database level place opportunistic locking on records to avoid 2 contradictory written which takes place at the same time, how a system can focus on accessing a field between 2 users.

  The most obvious solution in a client/server for documents environment is SharePoint, but even that files 'reserved' users to restrict the other until there is only new.

  The classic example of what I saw was at the time of the BACK where the networking addon could allow 2 files of the same name to be created in the same directory because he did not have a functional locking system does not work. When a second user writes the file, that it doesn't have the same identity that the first has so his own writing, 2 files of the same name in a directory could not happen, but it did.

• Problem between Windows XP Home and Windows 7 Starter of file sharing

  Hello, I have a problem with file sharing: my desktop computer running Windows XP Home Edition and my netbook runs Windows 7 Starter Edition.

  On Windows XP, I shared a folder: Win 7 is able to open the directory and the files in the list, but there is no way I can open any file in the folder XP, nor that I can transfer the any of these files to my netbook.
  All I get is an error "access denied."

  The XP Workgroup is the same as the 7 home network, and the users have all the privileges on both computers.

  Can you help me to sort out what is happening, please?
  Thank you.
  B.

  As a first step, you have XP Home, which means that the 'Simple file sharing' is applied on this machine.  In addition, this means that any network connection on your XP Home of any another machine machine is forced to authenticate you as a user 'Guest', regardless of what a privilege that may be the real user.  In from here, it would seem that the 'Guest' user doesn't have privilege for the files or folders that you share.  To resolve this problem, you must change the access permissions to these files.

  If you drag (move) files on your computer in your share folder, the origin on the file permissions will be maintained.  On the contrary, I would say that you copy the file to the shared folder by dragging with the right button of the mouse and select 'Copy' instead of 'move '.  A copied file will end with permissions for the destination folder that will be generally more suitable for sharing.

  To the files and folders that are already in this folder, to change permissions, you must Access the 'Security' tab under the Properties screen.  In XP Home, this is possible if you log in as administrator in "safe" mode  To start your computer in Safe Mode (repeatedly tap the F8 during the startup key key), connect you as an administrator user, navigate to the file or the folder with problems of access, right-click on it, select 'Properties', select the 'Security' tab and set security such as 'everyone' (or 'guest') has the privilege of access you want.

  HTH,
  JW

• File sharing between 'Vista Home Premium' on desktop PC and 'Windows 7 Starter' on laptop

  Hello

  I have a desktop under Vista Home Premium PC.

  I would use my laptop, Windows 7 Starter, to access the files/folders on my desktop running.

  The existing guidelines of Microsoft tells me to select one of the three options on the 'Remote' tab in the 'System properties' window, you get to via the settings 'distance' in the 'System' part of the 'system and safety' in the control panel.

  However, the "three options", to which it refers do not, appear on my phome PC or laptop.

  Exactly how you set this to the top!

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Win7 when configured on the peer-to-peer network has three types of configurations of sharing.

  Group residential network = only works between Win 7 computers. This type of configuration, it is very easy to entry level users to start sharing network.

  Working network = fundamentally similar to previous methods of sharing that allow you to control what, how and to whom the records would be shared with.
  
  Public share = network Public (as Internet Café) in order to reduce security risks.

  For the best newspaper of the results of each computer screen system and together all computers on a network of the same name, while each computer has its own unique name.

  http://www.ezlan.NET/Win7/net_name.jpg

  Make sure that the software firewall on each computer allows free local traffic. If you use 3rd party Firewall on, Vista/XP Firewall Native should be disabled, and the active firewall has adjusted to your network numbers IP on what is sometimes called the Zone of confidence (see part 3 firewall instructions

  General example, http://www.ezlan.net/faq#trusted
  Please note that some 3rd party software firewall continue to block the same aspects it traffic Local, they are turned Off (disabled). If possible, configure the firewall correctly or completely uninstall to allow a clean flow of local network traffic. If the 3rd party software is uninstalled, or disables, make sure Windows native firewall is active .

  Since you have a network with Win 7 and the other version of Windows, you must configure Windows 7 as work network.

  In the center of the network, by clicking on the type of network opens the window to the right.

  Choose your network type. Note the check box at the bottom and check/uncheck depending on your needs.

  http://www.ezlan.NET/Win7/net_type.jpg

  Win 7 - http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows

  Win 7 network sharing folder specific work - http://www.onecomputerguy.com/windows7/windows7_sharing.htm

  Vista file and printer sharing - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727037.aspx

  When you have finished the configuration of the system, it is recommended to restart everything the router and all computers involved.

  * Note. Some of the processes described above are made sake not for Windows, but to compensate for different routers and how their firmware works and stores information about computers that are networked.

  Jack MVP-networking. EZLAN.NET

• File sharing works is not between two computers Windows 7 Home Premium on a work network.

  Desktop computer is connected to a hub that is connected to a wireless router.

  Laptop connects via the wireless router.

  Both computers are in the same workgroup.

  Two computers indicate that they are in the same network of 'work '.

  The two computers 'see' each other.

  Both computers have the same advanced sharing settings:

  • Turn on network discovery
  • Open file and printer sharing
  • Turn on public folder sharing
  • Streaming media is off
  • Use 128-bit encryption
  • Turn on password protected sharing
  • Homegroup connection is not used, but is set to 'use user accounts and passwords'.

  As I try to get the laptop to connect to a share on the desktop computer, the user accounts and passwords on the desktop include the user account and the password for the laptop. This is an administrator account.

  There are actions on the desktop computer and these actions include the credentials of the user of the laptop computer with read/write access.

  Or machines is now faced with my right. I know one of them use AVG Free, but I'm not sure what the other computer uses for antivirus.

  I get the error message has to do with the user account that I use is not eligible not by office machine. I'll post the exact message when I am in front of the computers within a few hours.

  Sharing files between the two had worked, but then stopped. When you first install file sharing, that I had run into a different problem on the desktop where all settings indicated should be shared, but clicking on through a screen I got a message that file and print sharing has been disabled and I want to turn it on? (even while fixing in advance sharing settings says he was turned on...)

  Any ideas? I'm pulling out my hair. Thank you!

  Steve Woodward

  Seem firewall windows are playing games with you, try disabling it to see if it will work.

• Windows 7 cannot connect to XP/2003server file sharing...

  Windows 7 can not connect to the file sharing XP/2003server... I can remote the 2 OS, but I can't get into the share folder in both PC. as usual, if I want to access the shared folder on another computer, I can easily enter / / (IP address), but in windows 7, after I entered this command and I get the user name and the password (to connect to the file share folder), but after that show "wrong username and password. I don't think, because I can connect windows 7 to remotely 2 OS (with the same user name and password to enter the folder of file sharing), but I can not enter the share folder of file with the same user name and password. What is going on...
  help please...

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft Vista answers Forum!

  You can try the steps below and check if the problem is resolved.

  Now try to access the program in safe mode with network.

  Follow this link to start your computer in safe mode with network below.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode

  If it is not able to access the program in safe mode with network then you must perform this procedure provided below.

  Make sure that the firewall on your computer is disabled completely.

  To resolve this problem, you can follow the link below to avoid confusion or the chaos in the environment share with different versions of Windows.

  Networking of computers running different versions of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows

  Now you can follow the link provided below to learn more about how to share files on the network with different versions of Windows.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/sharing-files-and-printers-with-different-versions-of-Windows

  Hope this information is useful.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Kaddour- Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/answersfeedback/threads/ Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• I can't access files shared on my windows desktop PC 7.

  I have ugraded my office recently to Professional Edition Windows Windows7 Home premium. I set up a group of common work between all my machines. I can see and access shared folders on my laptop from my desktop. I can't access files shared on my runing Windows 7 desktop.

  When I try and access the windows7 PC I get this error

  \\XXXXXXXXX is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions

  Logon failure: the user has not granted the type of logon required on this computer

  I have three XP laptops with the same workgroup name. All users are the same. Laptops are access to a wireless network. The office is connected to my router.

  I have seen this problem several times in Windows XP, but it's the first time I saw it in Windows 7.  It suits it in XP.  Please try it out on your computer Windows 7 Professional:

  1. press the Windows key + R , type secpol.msc in the box, and then click OK .
  2. click on local strategies .
  3. click on user rights assignment .
  4. click access this computer from the network and make sure that the everyone group is included.
  5. click deny access to this computer from the network and make sure that the everyone group is NOT included.

• I have problems with network file sharing on 3 Windows XP computers.

  I created a network of small business between 3 workstations.  The last 2 set up on the network can communicate and share files between them, but cannot connect to the 1st workstation set up on the network to share files.  connect to 2nd & 3rd ws 1 ws.  a ping to the 1st ws is OK.  followed all the instructions for sharing and folder permissions.  is there any security on ws 1 problem that I forgot?

  original title: shared folders

  Hello

  Follow the steps in troubleshooting these items:

  How to troubleshoot a network home in Windows XP

  How to use Simple file sharing to share files in Windows XP

  See also:

  How to disable the file sharing simple and how to set permissions on a shared folder in Windows XP

• How can I connect Windows XP to several networks, Wi - Fi for internet and the other for file sharing?

  On windows XP, I need to connect to two different networks. Free wifi for the internet and the other for file sharing.

  Different gateways, different static address, same subnet mask. But there is problem when operating simultaneously and must

  a network must be disabled. Is it possible to run simultaneously?

  original title: served various networks simultaneously on windows xp

  Go to where you have configured the static IP addresses for your network adapters.  Leave the "default gateway" blank for your local file sharing adapter and insert a valid default gateway for your wifi Internet adapter.  Of course, this will limit your adapter in a single subnet - which should be OK for use at home or small office to share local files.

  This should work as long as the two physical subnets have two different subnet numbers. In general, this means that the first three digits of the IP address of the adapter can not be the same on both adapters - if they are, then you need to make one of the subnets. (i.e. one is 192.168.1.xxx and the other would be 192.168.2.xxx).  This is usually accomplished in the router configuration page.

  HTH,
  JW

• Windows XP file sharing failures

  I work for a financial company and we use our non-stop server.  Our server is just a XP computer a sharing folder.  Since yesterday, the server does not leave ANY computer access.  All sharing and security settings are defined very well, as they always were.  Any ideas?

  Hello

  I doubt that anyone can have a clear idea without being particularly familiar with your system/network.

  It can be one or more of the many configurations/parameters that went 'haywire '.

  Redo the sharing.

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  Make sure that the software firewall on each computer allows free local traffic. If you use 3rd party Firewall on, Vista/XP Firewall Native should be disabled, and the active firewall has adjusted to your network numbers IP on what is sometimes called the Zone of confidence (see part 3 firewall instructions

  General example, http://www.ezlan.net/faq#trusted

  Please note that some 3rd party software firewall continue to block the same aspects it traffic Local, they are turned Off (disabled). If possible, configure the firewall correctly or completely uninstall to allow a clean flow of local network traffic. If the 3rd party software is uninstalled, or disables, make sure Windows native firewall is active .

  Windows XP file sharing - http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304040
  Sharing printer XP - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/honeycutt_july2.mspx

  Setting Windows native firewall for sharing XP -http://support.microsoft.com/kb/875357

  In Win XP pro you can visually see the setting of authorization/security and configure them according to your preferences.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/security/learnmore/AccessControl.mspx#securityTab

  When you have finished the configuration of the system, it is recommended to restart everything the router and all computers involved.

  -----------------------

  P.S. assuming that it is a solid, a financial company, it might be time to hire a COMPUTER consultant and using astrong network safe ,secure real solid server like Windows SBS.

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  My posts reflect my understanding and experience. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the vision of Microsoft, or anyone else.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET