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If you are on DOMAIN ADMINS group, you are an admin at DOMAIN LEVEL, not at workgroup level. If must specify the user which can access the share.

The problem seems to be the binding. When you have FTP and HTTP together you may have a question mark but this doesn't mean there's an error. Probably your server doesn't know how to authenticate you. I'm not sure, but I *THINK* that FTP cannot exist with anonymous authentication of HTTP.

Hi, I don't understand why do you have a VLAN on the same class of your LAN. Anyway, you may have 2 problems. 1) You don't have a default GW assigned, to verify this, when you don't have internet access, try to ping something BEHIND your router (another server, computer, printer, ...) on the same LAN. 2) Your switch is not properly configured, in other words it doesn't understand how to manage your class 10.0.0.0 (LAN) and 10.0.0.0 (VLAN) which are 2 physical network on the same switch. I assume you have the 802.11q protocol enabled and configured on your switch. Let me know.

First try to login using username: administrator@yourdomain.whatever If it fails, take a look at the event log because there's something wrong with permissions or something broken with FTP (iis) itself.

No need to delete :) Just keep posting on the other. Topic closed.

your router doesn't support port forwarding... You can configure it via FortiNet, take a look here: http://www.hiddenone.net/firewalls/fortigate-static-nat-configuration/ Now, depending on what you want, you must enable differents services. In other words, RDP must use the port 3389, http 80 and so on.

Yep, you should (must) have 2 NICs, not only for a load balancing, but also for routing which sometime it doesn't work with single NIC.

I had a similar problem but all the DCs where 2008, I had to create a trust between each domain. This sounds like a relationship problem. Are you sure you don't have changed the functionality from 2k3 to 2k8 at domain level?

Why not... it works.

No double post: http://serverforum.org/topic/1528-ftp-upload-email/page__pid__4062#entry4062

Yep, linksys... which model?

No idea on how it works so I can't help you with that script. Maybe moving to a script which look at a folder as said before is the best way.

Ftp and storage with 16gb of ram... Ehehe quite good for a storage server :P

The gateway 0.0.0.0 on client cannot be correct. It should be blank or assigned.

With .NET there is the function called "readalllines" with a stream reader but I think it will download the file, never tried.

Check your manual for Port Forwarding. You must forward request to port 80 to your server. If you want give me the model of your router.

The IP given by your ISP.

What? 5400RPM hard drives?!?! I hope there's not exchange or SQL on that server!

There are many ways to do this. You can use .NET or PowerShell to retrieve the last modified file, save the result in a file and in the next run of the program, you still retrieve the last modified file and you compare result with the file. You can schedule this task every minute. If not, you can read the FTP LOG (again, every minute) and look for "[create]" keyword. If not, check this: http://www.bpftpserver.com/products/bpftpserver/windows/howto/event/email I never tried it before, so I don't know if it works.

Hi, You could do that but is not a great idea (too much work). Why not simply create a new DC in the same domain with Global Catalog configured? Once done, you can use netdom to rename the old domain controller. Is not a good idea to change the name of a DC with the name of an old one.

Hi, I think you already have deleted keys with ".bck" here: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\ If it doesn't work, I think you must reinstall windows because something has been corrupted.

You should contact your ISP and ask if you have a STATIC IP. If so, you must configure it on your router and enable PORT FORWARDING for desired services.

Hi, Actually the problem may be the gateway which is not assigned. First of all, from the client try to traceroute something (tracert IP_GW) and see if it works. If you assign an IP for the VPN which is the same of the LAN where the server is, you shouldn't enable routing. Anyway, as said in other posts in this forum, usually you should create another subnet and the redirect the traffic with static route.

You could test things with virtual machine. For me, you can save everything and then restore just the desktop and docs folder, if user needs other, you can easily restore the rest. Never tried easy transfer, sorry

Uh you could also redirect all the profiles to a NAS. So you don't care about workstation. It is a policy :)