I have an ASP web application, I will create a "VBModule1" (VB6 Dll) instance of an ASP page and inside this method of "VBModule1" I create an instance of another VB6 Dll 'VBLogger', who calls App.LogEvent () to write messages to the event log. VB6 DLL is not log messages in the Windows Server 2003 event log when it is called from an ASP page
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Please post your question in the TechNet Windows 7 networking forum.
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It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Your question of Windows 7 is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. This brings me to the conclusion that the problem lies in the Windows Server 2003 firewall, and we must have this option disabled for FTP clients do not expire. Now, when I turn off the firewall of the server, then I can use a FTP client on a workstation to access any FTP folder regardless of the number of files or the size of files and everything is fast fast. Navigate to other folders with smaller files seems fine. When you use an FTP client from a workstation, the FTP client expires when you navigate to a folder with many files, say the folder/images of a website with 10 + MB in total (which isn't really that much). The NIC has the firewall Windows is activated, which allows port 21 (FTP) through. I have FTP server running on Windows Server 2003 R2. This seems to come up recently, perhaps with a recent Windows automatic update. What dns role when connecting to a wds ServerįTP connection times out on Windows Server 2003 when you run Windows Firewall (I'm sorry, but I can't move this thread for you because the two forums are working on separate platforms) Please transfer your question in the relevant Microsoft Technet forum here: These MS Answers forums are intended for the home rather than the it professional user. How can I remove the pointer that does not change in the session? Is there a setting on the server to disable this option? I connected as other RDP clients and get with the same problem, is not a customer number
There is no options on the RDP settings like what I use on other RDP to the other Terminal server sessions and is not on any other I RDP server on my client. I have all the updates that are installed. One seems to be the pointer to the session that changes of hourglass, etc. When you connect via RDP, I get 2 mouse pointers. I recently reinstalled one of our Terminal Server Windows Server 2003 (64-bit) servers. Windows Server 2003 (64-bit), Terminal Server has 2 mouse pointers when you connect via RDP With terminal services client 6.0 update. This could be because windows server 2003 is not updated with the latest version of the Terminal Server client.
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Install RDCman 2.2 the use Remote Desktop on windows server 2003 fails with the error: incompatible version of c:\windows\system32\mstscax.dllĢ.2 RDCman install remote desktop on windows 2003 server util fails with the error: incompatible version of c:\windows\system32\mstscax.dll They can help you better than we can in the Windows Vista forum. To help with this problem, please go to the TechNet Windows Server forums.
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Nslookup is solved using the FULL domain name.Īny ideas on other settings, I need change and port that I need to open to allow? I can ping the IP address of the server from the Windows 7 client Our DNS server is at the ISP, but enabled DNS on Windows Server 2003. However, it may not always resolve the name and I can't get the Windows 7 workstation to join the domain. I ran the Portqry tool and discovered a problem with the Port 53 and open this Port in the Windows Firewall on the client and Windows Server 2003. Client Windows 7 Professional DNS fails to resolve the name - when connectin to a Windows Server 2003Ī professional Windows 7 workstation is unable to resolve the name when connecting to a Windows Server 2003 server.
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