recently we have problems with our Ubuntu SMB shares connecting from WIN 10 1903. ON one PC (complete separate net and new PCs updated) we can see with smbstatus -version that it uses smb3_11 with encryption. That work fine from our WIN 10 1903 PC also. But on another system net with other PCs, it handles protocol SMB3_02 without encryption. And we can not connect the ubuntu share from our WIN 10 1903 PCs at all. Can anyone here explain how we can force to handle SMB3_11 ?
Thanks
EDIT: I have made a protocol for SMB connection, and here you can see the not working and a working protocol. Could this be of an unsupported NIC?
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I've tryed to RDP an Ubuntu 16.04 and an Mac OSX-lion machine from a Windows Home Pc on a local lan without succsess. What steps should I take for such a connection and which programs, preferably open source are best to use? If there in a link to a tuturial, please share it with me.
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft, it is not available on Linux. You can use third party software like VNC, Teamviewer
I have a problem with connection network for internet.
The host is Windows 10 x64 and the guest in VMware is MacPro Yosemite for AMD
My config
Windows 10
Processor AMD
Network card Realtek GBE Family Controller
VMworkstation PRO and Player 12
OS X Niresh Yosemite for AMD
The mac operating properly. No problem during normal use. Unfortunately unable to connect to a network.
I try several solutions found on google.
I think of two possibilities.
The first is a bad network connection at my Windows with VMware Network Adapter. I do not know if it's VMnet 1 or VMnet 8 should be used. Then when I share or I make a bridge with these connections, VMware Network Adapter detects no internet connection. (See , and )
The second would be that I do not have good drivers, I try to install with MultiBeast - Yosemit Edition, nothing happens, I just got this device in existing connection (see )
I also tried installing the driver with KextBeast http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/287161-new-driver-for-realtek-rtl8111/
I also discovered that the mac does not detect network card, is this correct? (see )
I try on my two VM, the result is the same. I think I'm doing something wrong
Ok for me the solution after multiple test on terminal with kext file etc...
From niresh, again
http://www.hackintosh.zone/file/118-all-in-one-network-solution-wireless-ethernet/
I have been searching this problem about 4 hours and I got nothing in my hands.
Awkwardly, I'm a Cisco Certified Professional and nevertheless its beyond my experties.
Here is my system:
Linksys CISCO X2000 Modem + Router Combo
1x Static IP Address (212.253.77.69) [Home]
2x LAN IP Address (192.168.1.100 [My Laptop] -- 192.168.1.104 [Bridged VirtualBox Guest Adapter])
demo.webastian.ch [Amazon EC2] --> pointed to 212.253.77.69 [Home]
On My Laptop:
I have a fresh installed "Wampserver (64 bits & PHP 5.4) 2.4"
Windows 8 Professional 64-bit (x64)
Windows Firewall Private/Public off state.
Network Card: 192.168.1.100
I used Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to route every incoming IP to 192.168.1.100 and even tried to turn off the built-in firewall of CISCO (but not even close to solution), so I don't have to open ports anymore or forward anything through my router.
When you try http://demo.webastian.ch at the moment, you will be penetrating 192.168.1.100:80 of my Local Network.
I did put online the Wamp Server by left clicking to the tray icon.
I can access my web server by:
127.0.0.1
localhost
demo.webastian.ch (I did change the hosts file of windows and set this dns record to 127.0.0.1)
192.168.1.100 (on my laptop and on my iphone)
But I can not reach my web server remotely. (I tried through Edge/3G and my friends computer using teamviewer.)
So I thought it was a windows related problem but it wasnt. Therefore I installed VirtualBox and Server 2003. I used the same configurations except routing the public ip to x.104
I tried modding the httpd.conf, I tried several things that I don't remember each of it (that much) but no response.
On VMBox (Through My Laptop):
I have a fresh installed "Wampserver (32 bits & PHP 5.4) 2.4"
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise R2 32-bit (x86)
Windows Firewall off state.
Network Card: 192.168.1.104
.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 (had to install or wampmanager wont start)
I got a dead end & I'd like to hear some other thoughts.
Thank you in advance!
Please see this handy info on fixing some of WAMP 2.5's little hiccups.
WAMPServer 2.5 release notes and corrections
Your problem is that the script that executed that request ( c:\wamp\scripts\onlineOffline.php ) somehow got released in UNIX format. The above doc tells you how to fix this.
I have this one issue, which I'm hopeful you guys will help me out with...
I use a plugin we have created for IE... It detects devices over the network... Devices are the ones that we ourselves have created... Now this plugin works fine and detects devices when it is wired with the Ethernet on our Subnet in XP as well as Windows 7... It detects devices when it is connected Wirelessly over our Subnet in Windows XP... But when I connect it with my Wireless subnet over Windows 7 it stops discovering the devices... The moment I enable my LAN it again detects the devices... It's behaves very stange on this part and I can't be sure that Windows 7 is responsible for this but it had to be considered... There seems like a wireless security affecting it but there is no such proof as off now...
I'm not fully aware of the plugin code but it uses mDNSresponder service over the network...
I use Windows 7 64-bit OS and Internet Explorer 9... The tests have been made over Windows 7 32-bit and IE version 8 and 9, to give the same outcome... Windows firewall has been turned on/off as well...
I'm sorry if I've posted over a wrong thread, please forgive me for any inconsistencies... Any help is appreciated... Thanks...
EDIT-1: The plugin has been built with C++ and I could give you the code for it as well but the point is that it does not get involved here... It seems like an issue over Wireless in Windows 7... I used Wireshark to sniff the packets over the network and found out that there while running in a wired network I can see requests and responses over the MDNS protocol... But when I switch to Wireless network there is no request or response over MDNS and hence there is no query sent only over the network... Seems like when I connect with the Wireless network, something blocks the plugin from querying the network... Help me out with this if possible... Thanks so much...
Ok the issue is solved... The problem was that my program was not being able to find the IEEE 802.11 wireless network interface... Since the dawn of Vista, Windows has changed some it its architecture and my program was made years before that...
Before Vista, the network adapter type value for Ethernet and IEEE wireless was same i.e 6 and is known as MIB_IF_TYPE_ETHERNET... But now they both have been differentiated and IEEE wireless adapter gets a new value 71 named IF_TYPE_IEEE80211... In our code we had a validation to reject network adapters other than MIB_IF_TYPE_ETHERNET and so it used to work with XP, but Windows 7 had other plans... Adding another validation for IF_TYPE_IEEE80211 solved the problem.
You can check out the below link to get more clarity over this and let me know if you've any queries...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa366062%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
Cheers...
I have a device connected to my Windows 7 desktop pc via an Ethernet cable. My aim is to remotely view the device and control it from my pc. I have had this running on an XP computer but not on a Windows 7 machine. I have researched online to download Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Cente which I have done. I can load the ActiveSync software however the two devices are not communicating on the remote viewer. I have also entered the correct IP addresses on both my desktop computer and Windows CE device.
Thanks in advance for anyone that can help me out.
I have sorted this problem by downloading Windows Mobile Power Tools . Once I had downloaded this I ran the Active Sync Remote Display (ASRDisp.exe).
N.B I have to load Active Sync first and click ignore when the warning message appears, then I have to turn the device on.
I know, this is old, answered question.
Still, if anybody need answer for this doubt:
I have a WinCE device connected to my Windows 7 desktop pc via an Ethernet
cable. My aim is to remotely view the device and control it from my
PC.
See Remote Display of WEC7 device using Ethernet - Windows Embedded Compact 7.