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NET SEND & RISK

#16 patbox

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Posted 15 February 2009 - 05:29 AM

No it is not. It is not even listed there.

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#17 Desion

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Posted 15 February 2009 - 04:44 PM

Desion, on Feb 14 2009, 09:55 PM, said:

That sounds like a good start. GO into your firewall and check to see that the following items are listed and enabled under system services.

1. NetBios (Ports 137-139 (TCP))
2. Remote Procedure Call - RPC (Port 135 (TCP))

If they aren't listed, try adding them as allowed/enabled and try "Net Send EEEPC Test". I hope this works, lol.

Did you add them to your exceptions list? If your unsure how to add them to your exception list, i can help you just tell me what firewall software you are using. Either wise, add them both as listed above and perhaps Net Send EEEPC Test should work.

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#18 patbox

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Posted 15 February 2009 - 05:19 PM

Hello back to Ohio. Whats the weather like there? Here in Europe is freezing cold. Yes, tell me how to add something to the exception list please... Patbox

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#19 Desion

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Posted 15 February 2009 - 06:20 PM

Use the following steps to add a service port to your firewall exceptions list:

1. Open up your firewall software.
2. Go into system services (usually its called that)
3. Click Add or New
4. Type a name, such as NetBios.
5. Under TCP Ports, type "137-139".
6. Click OK. Note:You may need to click "Apply" if there is an option.

7. Click Add or New
8. Type a name, such as Remote Procedure Call.
4. Under TCP Ports, type "135".
5. Click OK. Note: You may need to click "Apply" if there is an option.

#20 patbox

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Posted 15 February 2009 - 07:58 PM

I have my doubt that the firewall would cause it, because as we determined yesterday when I type net stop messenger and net start messenger the command suddenly works. Despite the fact that it is or is not in the firewall. What do you think?

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#21 Desion

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Posted 15 February 2009 - 08:11 PM

Ive tried almost everything i could so far, and my only last idea would be firewall. I was acually thinking that could be the problem yeserday. But i do understand what you mean. But its also worth the try though , its fast and simple :thumbsup: