I am able to connect the tfs in an wink when my pc is connected to the wifi ..
But when the lan cable is connected & wifi is off it does not connect .. until ..i ping the tfs through my PC .. 2 or 3 drops , it starts pinging and i am able to connect to the tfs .. When i diagnose the connection (inbuit windows function) it shows the error "your computer appears to be correctly configured but the device or resource (dns server) is not responding" .. I did all the steps ( flush , register , relealse , renew ) but the error wont go .. I did this because i thought that may be the problem causing error .. (is it?)
My internet works fine , when tfs is not connected & also when its connected ..
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I setup a new server with windows server 2012 system to do a server migration. I can remote the server via mstsc. But failed to ping the server. The server can ping outside successfully. My computer and server are not in the same lan.
I started the echo recall ipv4-in service. But it didn't work.
I have no idea about how to enable the ping on my sever.
I would appreciate it if anyone can give some suggestion about how to make me ping the server successfully.
Thank you very much in advance.
If you are facing any issue with remote Desktop(MSTSC), first of all, you have to ensure that MSTSC is enabled in your client machine as well as server
If MSTSC is enabled in both then check in the server there is a policy on sever who can access via remote Desktop(This policy is about RDP version which version of MSTSc can access the server remotely select the lower version which is having in your client.
For getting ping first you have to ensure that both (Client machine & Server machine Should be in the same network it applicable when you are accessing the server locally )
Also once you check the firewall setting in your client machine if the firewall is enabled, then if possible then disable the firewall of the client machine if not possible then allow the ICMP Protocol in the firewall rule.
Once you have done all these steps your problem will be solved.
I have Oracle APEX 5.X installed over Oracle Express DB on windows 10 on a virtual machine.
I turned off all firewalls on the guest windows 10 VM and added all outbound and inbound rules to allow connecting to Oracle APEX port 8008.
I ran execute dbms_xdb.setListenerLocalAccess(l_access => FALSE); to allow accessing the APEX server over network instead of just localhost.
Now, What I'm able to do:
I can ping the guest machine IP address (192.168.100.2) from other
PCs on the network
I can open Oracle APEX inside the guest machine
192.168.100.2:8080/apex
What I can't do:
I can't open 192.168.100.2:8080/apex from any other PC in the same
network. I get an error: This site can’t be reached
192.168.100.2 refused to connect.
I searched for 5 hours now without any help.
Issue solved after connecting the laptop with the VM to a wired LAN connection instead of wireless.
I'm trying to reach a TFS server (either via VS2015 or Web) from my Windows 10 dev box with no luck. I keep getting timeout error
This server is on a remote network that I access via VPN.
I've tried on different Win10 boxes, and it is the same problem.
People in the local network (no vpn) also tried on Windows 10 with no luck
If I access the server on a Windows 7 dev box, everything is OK.
I am able to access a different TFS server (located on my domain network) correctly; same port and protocol.
I disabled the computer firewall
Any clue?
Try to use the IP Address such as http://xxx.xxx.xx.xx:8080/tfs instead of http://compandyname:8080/tfs
My problem is the following I want to develop and app that downloads some files in a ftp server(my laptop) which I could easily solve if I were on the same lan.
What can I do to connect by ftp to my laptop when the phone is connected to a different lan than the computer?
Can be this problem solved by setting my router to port forward? How can I do this?
I have tried setting an account in no-ip.biz but I must wait 60 days to activate my domain and I when I ping my host I get responded like if it was online. But I can't access it through the web browser, ssh or telnet
You need to do a port forward on your router. Use port 21 and redirect it to your laptop.
Then to access it from everywhere connect to your box IP.
So I've had a Perforce server running on my MacPro for several years. It is set to register itself as xxxxx.dyndns.org, so other users can connect from off my LAN.
Suddenly, today, I can no longer connect via xxxxx.dyndns.org:1666. I get an error:
Connect to server failed; check $P4PORT.
TCP connect to xxxxx.dyndns.org:1666 failed.
connect: some.ip.address.:1666: Connection refused
If I go to a bash shell and do ping xxxxx.dyndns.org, it comes up with some.ip.address and says it pings fine.
So if I can connect via the LAN IP address, and can ping the computer with the dyndns.org address, and the router is set to forward 1666 to the computer hosting the P4 server, what else could be wrong?
Got this answered. Note the use of dyndns.org up there. Their free services have been turned off. I rewired it to use duckdns.org and now it's working fine.