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I have installed SecuRemote Client of checkpoint E75.30 on my computer running Windows 8.
When I try to perform any of SecuRemote functions e.g. See client, Add client, See options etc. it gives the error "Connectivity with VPN service is lost"
I checked if the Check Point Endpoint Security VPN service would start automatically, but it did not.
When I try to start it manually I get "Error 1075: Dependency service does not exist or has been marked for deletion", however Dependency service is DHCP client which is running fine.
I managed to fix this issue on Windows 7 by going to
Control Panel
Programs and Features
Check Point Endpoint Security VPN
right click
repair
I managed to solve it by going into 'services' (start menu, type services) and noticed that checkpoint service was disabled. once you enable it, you should be all set.
It's happening a lot in windows 10 updates. To solve, just found the Check point services, there are two, and start then.
In msconfig, check the services to start with windows.
I don´t know why, windows 10 updates disable this services.
I found a solution to this problem.
I had McAfee installed on a new laptop (win 10 x64). Installed VPN, Error connecting. Uninstalled McAfee. Error. Repaired Checkpoint VPN. Error. Restart and repair. Error. Always got the error "Unable to load Virtual Network Adapter".
I am a contractor to a client who uses Checkpoint so cannot view checkpoint's KB articles. So cannot view any of their solutions. Client cannot give me login.
So. Finally figured this out:
Click Start, click Run, type cmd.exe, and then press ENTER.
Type set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1, and then press ENTER.
Type Start DEVMGMT.MSC, and then press ENTER.
Click View, and then click Show Hidden Devices.
Expand the Network Adapters tree.
Right click on Check Point Virtual Network Adapter For Endpoint VPN Client select Disable and then again and Enable
Attempt to connect now.
Thanks to This Link for steps 1-5.
I had the same problem, I was able to resolve this by going to control panel, services, and then I started all of the Check Point services (there are 4 and 2 were down)
I am not sure if you are still getting this error, or if you have resolved it, but I was having the same problem and found this question.
I was getting the same error message, but I was able to restart the service without any errors.
Here are the dependant services that I have running:
Check Point Virtual Network Adapter - Apollo
DHCP Client
DHCP Client is dependant on the following:
Ancillary Function Driver for Winstock
NetIO Legacy TDI Support Driver
Network Store Interface Service
Have you checked if those services are running? Try restart them if possible.
This page recommends deleting the services and restarting your machine. I would create a restore point before you try deleting any services.
I solved this issue by Right click >>> repair on the file : CheckPointVPN.msi .
I got same problem and resolved.
* If you use LAN connection, try it by disconnecting the LAN cable and connecting to WiFi.
* If not works, try it by connecting via a Dongle or Mobile Hotspot.
(LAN connection and WiFi of the company get it's proxy and proxy prevents the VPN)
I had the same issue but fix this simply with rightclick->run as administrator
Go to the BIOS settings and uncheck Auto Switch Network Adapters
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I have installed a SCCM system. My problem now is that I don't know how to integrate clients that are on the same network like the SCCM.
I have already created a location in the SCCM-Console and i have to integrate application software into the SCCM.
The Testclient already has a Windows 7 installed.
My question: How do I connect a client with the SCCM?
It kind of seems like you are potentially asking a few different things here so I will give an answer to what I think you are asking and hopefully that helps
1. To add computers to sccm so they show up in your management console, you can either do it manually or via discovery. You can configure discovery in the administration tab. Normally you will want to discover computers from your AD setup.
2. To install the sccm client on the computers, you can either do it manually by running the software on the PC. Alternatively you can push out the client to computer by right clicking them and pushing out the client there.
3.To add software to sccm you can go to the software library tab and create either packages or applications.
Hope this helps.
You need to setup boundaries and boundary groups within SCCM based on subnet or AD sites.
Take a look at this example: http://shabaztech.com/sccm-2012-r2-client-installation/
If you have discovery turned on, you should be able to right-click a computer object within the SCCM console and install the client, assuming you have the proper accounts and firewall rules setup.
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I have recently upgraded to Win 10 and hence to vagrant 1.7.4 and virtual box 5.0.2 r102096. While bringing one of the VM up using vagrant up, vagrant kept failing, but created new Host only adapters in the system on every attempt. Now I have 6 virtual host only adapters.
How do I remove the extraneous ones?
Open "Network connections" right click on the adapter you want delete and select properties. Under Networking -> click on configure. go to Driver tab on the popup and click on uninstall. This will remove it from the list.
Vboxmanage to the rescue.
Sample command:
vboxmanage hostonlyif remove "VirtualBox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter #3"
I was also facing the same problem.
I have solved it through the following solution
Go to Device Manager
click on Network Adapter
and then right click on virtual network adapter and uninstall option will come so remove it.
By far the cleanest way is to use VirtualBox to remove the extra adapters.
Had a lot of adapters. You can see this in Virtualbox under Preferences
Got to delete them one by one.
This deletes the Virtual Adapter
You can leave the adapters that you want.. or delete them all!
I had the same problem. The vboxmanage command didn't help - I got an error when trying to delete an adapter. So here is my solution.
All you need to do is to delete adapter's subkey from this key
(Warning: only delete the unwanted ones! do not delete your normal (i.e. non virtualbox) network adapters!):
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\NetworkSetup2\Interfaces
Be aware that you need TrustedInstaller permission. To obtain such permission I used this tool: https://github.com/jschicht/RunAsTI
From the GUI
Global Tools > Host Network Manager
go to control panel>adapters>and unstall the adapters you need
The Issue
Using the Spoon.net plugin in a Windows 7 VM (VMware Fusion 6) I am getting the following error when running any app: "An error occurred while launching the application. Please try again." To be clear the plugin itself runs fine. Firing up Safari 5, Chrome 29 or Notepad++ fails.
Supporting Information
Someone asked this question on the Spoon support forum, but it wasn't fully answered. An employee suggested to add a registry key to gather more debug information, but no solution was provided. Adding the registry key failed for me: "Invalid key name."
https://support.spoon.net/customer/portal/questions/6599000-error-occurs-an-error-occurred-while-launching-the-application-please-try-again-
Any idea how to solve?
Thanks.
After some back and forth with Spoon support (very helpful, btw) there are two possible solutions. As I mentioned I was running the Spoon plugin on a Virtual Machine with VMWare Fusion.
Change the configuration of the network adapter to use a bridged
connection.
VM Settings > Network Adapter > Bridged Networking > Select Autodetect, Ethernet or WiFi.
Are you running Avast Mac Security on the host operating system? If so,
Avast is most likely blocking traffic to Spoon. Try adding these
URLs to Avast's Web Shield exclude servers list (i.e. will never be scanned). I added each URL twice (HTTP and HTTPS) just to catch all scenarios.
Open Avast > Preferences > Web Shield Settings > Click plus sign and add the following URLs
start.spoon.net
start-c.spoon.net
spoon.net
turbo.net
Option 2 is what worked for me.
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I am trying to upgrade my web server. I have created a brand new instance of a latest generation virtual server on RackSpace that uses an SSD. On this brand new instance, I installed the following:
Google Chrome
FileZilla FTP Client
I then connected to a FileZilla FTP Server on a different server, which is hosting 2 image files that I am using to test. I then downloaded the 2 image files, which FileZilla reports as "successfully transferred". However, both of the image files are truncated! What could possibly be causing this?
A few things to note:
This only happens on the new instance if it is using an SSD. If I create an identical instance without the SSD (using SATA instead), the error does not occur.
On the server which is transferring the files, the files are also reported as having been transferred successfully. This server has been used as an FTP server for quite some time without any issues.
If I set up the new SSD instance as an FTP server and upload a bunch of files to it, some of them randomly get truncated by 2-10KB. Out of a ~150MB upload, I may end up with 150-200KB missing. If I transfer them again, a different subset of files gets truncated.
If I throttle the transfer speed on the FTP server to 100KB/s, the 2 image files transfer successfully without getting truncated. If I throttle the transfer speed to 500KB/s, the image files get truncated the same way as if there was no throttling.
Any ideas on how this could be happening?
Update: It is not related to FileZilla. Here is the same issue using ftp on the command line:
The solution is documented here: http://www.rackspace.com/knowledge_center/article/disabling-tcp-offloading-in-windows-server-2012
That article is for Windows Server 2012. In my case, I was using Windows Server 2008. To get to the network adapter properties, go to
Right click on Computer --> Properties
Device Manager
Open up network adapters drop down and right click --> Properties
Go to Advanced tab
Disable everything except UDP Checksum Offload.
Important note: If only some of the options are disabled, you will notice a massive performance degradation. Performance will go back up to normal levels after you have disabled all of the necessary options.
The reason it says that the transfer is complete is because closing the socket is- unfortunately- how FTP defines a completed transfer. (It opens up a data connection and sends the data. Closing the connection means the file is completely sent.)
For some reason, it seems like the connection is prematurely closing.
Personally, to me this does sound really bizarre and it might be a driver problem or hardware problem, but I would try:
1. Try Passive mode FTP. The command line client uses PORT mode by default. PASV is more firewall friendly.
2. Try disabling all software firewalls (like Windows Firewall) and retrying.
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I was attempting to follow this tutorial in order to test Delphi Xe5 IOS app development using Mac in the Cloud
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zORe2voUHIU
I received the following info in email
Your server name is: L108
Your Mac username is: userXXXX
Your Mac password is: pasXXXXX
I also received a remote desktop connection link on my desktop :)
When clicked, the remote Mac machine is launched (says I am connecting to LA204) and my PA server (PA3609) terminal window is available.
No sure why the email says my server is L108 and the remote connection link is connecting me to LA204 (I need a New York Server)
Using the following commands:
? for help
p = port and i = ip address
port = 64270
ip address = 74.80.228.166
Using Delphi Xe5 "connections profile manager"I created my profile Platform OS X, Host: 74.80.228.166, port # 64211 (also tried 64270)
However, Test connection failed
Any help would be greatly appreciated - I am burning up all my test time trying to do this on my own.
For future information for those you seek it, this is what the support team claims has happened (although I dispute the claim :) )
"Sir,
From your previous description, you appear to have received two
accounts:
#1: an account on server LA204 (please review which particular email has this information sent to you)
#2: an account on server L108 and username userXXXX (if you review the email that was sent to you with this login information, there is a
download link right below the login information that you should use
with this particular account)
From your description, you mentioned that "I also received a remote
desktop connection link on my desktop" This only happens through
Embacadero's integrated signup process, which creates a connection
file on your desktop.
If you sign up through our own website, and if you download through
the download link provided in the email, the connection file will be a
zip file in your download folder, no connection file will be
automatically created on your desktop.
Here we attach a screenshot of the email we issued to you, as you may
see in this email, the download link that was provided is "Please
download your MacinCloud connection files from the following link:
http://www.macincloud.com/images/MacinCloud_Lion_L108.zip"
The connection profile that is pointing to LA204 can only come from a
different source. Our best guess is that you have also signed up
through Embarcadero's integrated trial process. It is not uncommon
that this happens and this could be the cause of the confusion."
NOTE: I never signed up from Embarcadero's site or IDE, I only signed up from Mac In the Cloud website. In any case, this is what they claimed happened and as far as I am concerned, as long ad it is working, I am happy.