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SBS 2003 Companyweb

By med103 ·
Hello,
I've got one workstation that is not able to view the companyweb
page. It was working, but of course now it's not. The can log into
the network and it isn't remote it is a local connection. What
would prevent one computer from seeing the site. Other users
can't see the site from this computer either. Thanks for any
suggestions,

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No one?

by med103 In reply to SBS 2003 Companyweb

I am still having this problem and I haven't found a solution. It is
strange because the computer this is happening to was the
computer that was set for auto-back up but now that is failing
as well. The computer can log on and see everything, but for
some reason isn't communicating with the server. On the server
I can see that the computer is attached. Another strange thing
has been happening, It's happened to two ports around the
office. I unplug a computer's RJ45 and plug it into a laptop along
the way the network cable unplugged icon appears after being
able to connect. Then I run the cable back to the work station
and it still says unplugged, but this is a connection that works
all day everyday. What could be causing this? Thanks for any
help,
Mike

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You checked your firewall settings?

by m0r1arty In reply to SBS 2003 Companyweb

Either check to see if XP's default firewall is enabled (Turn it off if it is), and also check that the 2 comps have permission to write to each other.

Chances are its the firewall

I hope this helps!

-m0r

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domain

by MMerchant In reply to You checked your firewall ...

has the client computer joined the domain?

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DNS

by markeskdale In reply to SBS 2003 Companyweb

Hi maybe a bit simple but I have had it when our SBS 2003 servers dns was unavailable. also when a router had a fault and started anouncing it's self as the dhcp server causing conflicts

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host

by daniel#nailbyter.com In reply to DNS

you may also want to try putting your server info in the hosts and lmhosts files.

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NTLM

by warren.ramjee In reply to SBS 2003 Companyweb

Hi check your network ntlm settings on both client and worksation.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/239869

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