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Subject: desktop remote problem, Vista client
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Raffaele Mutalipassi User is Offline
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1/31/2008 05:39 PM  
Hi, I’ve have this problem.
 
Client: Vista Business with all the updates available.
Server: Win SBS 2003 Standard R2 and all the updates available.
 
I've some problems when client tries to connect to https:\\server\remote..
if I try to connect with standard options, no problem.
But if I connect to desktop server, with the option “allow transfer file or director from remote computer to this computer viceversa”.. it doesn’t work.
 
Can anyone help me?
Stan Guinn User is Offline
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2/01/2008 12:32 AM  
Have you enabled Network Discovery on the Vista PC?
Raffaele Mutalipassi User is Offline
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2/01/2008 09:28 AM  
Yes, I do.
Network discovery; File sharing; Public folder sharing; Printer sharing.....
all enabled.
 
ps: if I try with a Xp clients.. all works fine.
 
mmm..sigh..
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2/01/2008 02:42 PM  
->“allow transfer file or director from remote computer to this computer viceversa<-

This setting by default tries to connect every drive on the Vista PC to the SBS Server. Is there an option to select just one drive to connect?
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2/01/2008 02:45 PM  
are you trying to connect TO a vista machine, or FROM a vista machine?
Raffaele Mutalipassi User is Offline
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2/01/2008 05:32 PM  
I'm trying to connect FROM a Vista machine TO a Win 2003 SBS Standard.
i repet: with a XP client, zero problem.
with a Vista client, I've a problem when I check the voice "allow transfer file or director from remote computer.."
thanks.
 
 
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8/30/2008 09:22 PM  
Hi Raffaele,

Did you figure this out yet?
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