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I didn't watched that video, anyway, make sure both firewalls (clients and server) are permitting connections.

Are you sure that there's no firewall blocking your connection or another software which scans something? Nod32 has a little problem with the option SCAN NETWORK DRIVE, if it's enabled, it may take up to 2 min to open a file...

Hi, There're just 2 things you can do: 1) Disable IPv6 (if not needed) and exclude the program (and its path) from AV, Firewall and others. 2) If the point #1 doesn't help, you can't do anything else. The problem is the program itself, it probably uses some "old" call which can be processed by Srv 2k8 but slower than Srv 2k3. I say this because I wrote a "dummy" program which opens a connection to SQL and shows results with graphs and so on... on Srv 2k3 everything worked fine, in Srv 2k8 it was simply painful. The problem was a f.... call of a routine that was "deprecated" by MS...

Hi, I can remember I had to install 5 server with 2 NICs one called LAN and the other Storage. I done it as you said and I had the same problem. From what I can remember there wasn't a solution, the problem seems to be the timing when windows enumerates NICs. If you find any solution, please share with us.

Hi, take a look here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc766320(WS.10).aspx

are you sure that GPO are applied correctly? Can you run the GPO resultant and verify it?

I don't think you can do that...

Hi, Windows 7 drivers are not Windows Server 2008 drivers. You must find a compatible audio device.

hi, Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\ And delete the desired SSID.

troubleshooting BSOD is an hard work, troubleshooting BSOD in a virtual environment is almost impossible. You can download BlueScreenViewer and TRY to read some data from the minidump, but actually I think you can't access the VM at all...

Hi, I use Acronis but for your need, ghost is ok. You may check FOG, it's free and it works! http://www.fogproject.org/

Actually I don't think this is the cause of your problem... anyway, give it a try.

Last hope... If you have enabled audio on client but not in server, you may experience problems... So... http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/windows-server-i-donot-hear-sound-over-rdp/ Anyway I don't think this is your case... Maybe there's something wrong with drivers

Check your IE SEC settings (server manager) try to disable the IE security

Make sure that the policies have the right permissions. Sometime DOMAIN USERS are not allowed to APPLY the policy (check another older post where I've explained how to change this setting), sorry but now I don't have to look for that topic.

Hi, Place a firewall in front of the network, put the webserver which will be external in a DMZ. Don't use weak password, block failed login, set a rule of a traffic limit (to reduct DoS) on your FW.

Check the event viewer... is the only thing I have in mind right now...

It's like a spokesman. There's a group of 100 people which want all the same thing: "CHANGE SOMETHING SOMEWHERE", to change this thing they need the authorization from mayor. Now, all the people design a spokesman which is responsible for bring the "people voice" to the mayor. The spokesman is NAT, the mayor is INTERNET and people are computers... better now? The hell... what a beautiful example... ahahah

Hi, Check your network settings, in particular, check your DNS settings. It looks like it can't resolve names... If you resolve it, I'm quite sure you can resolve everything.

So... here you are: http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/1/0/b106fc39-936c-4857-a6ea-3fb9d1f37063/step-by-step_guide_for_windows_deployment_services_in_windows_server_2008.doc There's almost everything there, if you do exactly what's written, you will get results :)

Hi, The most probable thing is that PID 65279 is create as a child of a another process, if so, ProcessMonitor cannot identify it. There's a parent object (physical exe) which creates a new child object (but this time "temporary"). This is just my thought, I could be wrong.

But I can't understand which is your question :P

Hi, Given the pictures above, I can't understand anything because I can't see errors IDs. Anyway, I think Dean is right, check your DHCP server (windows server or router). Also try the following. Connect each computer until you notice that anything is working anymore, at this point go to one pc which is working and open a command prompt and type: ipconfig /release * now unplug the network cable and try to attach another pc to the network. Let me know if it receives an IP or not.

Sorry, what's the question? :P

Hi, before going deeper using deployment kit from Microsoft and assuming you want to install Windows 7 clients, take a look at this program: http://www.rt7lite.com/ Of course here you must change the name of your computer for each image created. I'm telling you this because of the "sys prep" is not really easy to use.