SP - Client setup/problems
Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 8:34 am
ATTACHED: COM - DCOM Configuration V2.ppt - (power point doc)
Per GE support: if the client is running XP with sp3, remove it. go to sp2
control panel->Add Remove programs->xp sp3 remove
this is a good doc - XP_DCOM_a_20101019093907.doc
If you installed Secure Perfect on a Windows XP Professional operating system with Service Pack 2, the following adjustments must be made to your configuration, in order for Secure Perfect to run successfully. We assume that this is a basic installation of Windows XP Service Pack 2, with no other policies configured other than the base configuration within Windows XP.
first
When you license the client it will add the client to the SP database, check client within the Secure Perfect.
second -
check this with both SECURE and customers login, SECURE may work and the customers login may not
both the server and client need to be able to share folders and files.
from the server web browser type \\ClientName ( open ALL folders to insure access)
from the Client web browser type \\ServerName ( open ALL folders to insure access)
A page will open with the shared folders, if NOT call the admin guy, not your problem but it must work.
third
printout (way easier to follow) - XP_DCOM_a_20101019093907.doc
via this docs disable the firewall services on both computers.
Per GE support: if the client is running XP with sp3, remove it. go to sp2
control panel->Add Remove programs->xp sp3 remove
this is a good doc - XP_DCOM_a_20101019093907.doc
If you installed Secure Perfect on a Windows XP Professional operating system with Service Pack 2, the following adjustments must be made to your configuration, in order for Secure Perfect to run successfully. We assume that this is a basic installation of Windows XP Service Pack 2, with no other policies configured other than the base configuration within Windows XP.
first
When you license the client it will add the client to the SP database, check client within the Secure Perfect.
second -
check this with both SECURE and customers login, SECURE may work and the customers login may not
both the server and client need to be able to share folders and files.
from the server web browser type \\ClientName ( open ALL folders to insure access)
from the Client web browser type \\ServerName ( open ALL folders to insure access)
A page will open with the shared folders, if NOT call the admin guy, not your problem but it must work.
third
printout (way easier to follow) - XP_DCOM_a_20101019093907.doc
via this docs disable the firewall services on both computers.