Net send problem

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My pc is in p-to-p network. If I attempt to send a message to a peer pc
I get an error message. I am getting two different messages displayed
and accompanied NET HELPMSG numbers depending on whether IP or computer
name is used.

When IP is used the error message said NET HELPMSG 2273 for further
details.
When computer name is used, then NET HELPMSG 2136 for further
details.

I reviwed the above HELPMSGs but could not find anything wrong with my
pc nor the peer pc.

Please help.

Kaz
 
My pc is in p-to-p network. If I attempt to send a message to a peer pc
I get an error message. I am getting two different messages displayed
and accompanied NET HELPMSG numbers depending on whether IP or computer
name is used.

When IP is used the error message said NET HELPMSG 2273 for further
details.
When computer name is used, then NET HELPMSG 2136 for further
details.

I reviwed the above HELPMSGs but could not find anything wrong with my
pc nor the peer pc.

Please help.

Kaz
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Kaz,

Do you have a firewall on any of the p-to-p connected pcs? The Net
Send may be blocked by firewalls, and name resolution may be similarly
blocked.

Cheers,
Chuck
Paranoia comes from experience - and is not necessarily a bad thing.
 
I am typing in as follows:

net send aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

where aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd is the IP and xxxxxxxxxxxxx is the message text.
When computer name is used, it is used in place of IP.

This problem sysptom is the same when net send is attempted from other
computer.

I used net send successfully before at this same LAN but have not used it
quite some time since. I am wondering what has happend with the LAN or host
system.

Kaz
 
Chuck said:
Kaz,

Do you have a firewall on any of the p-to-p connected pcs? The Net
Send may be blocked by firewalls, and name resolution may be similarly
blocked.
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I am aware that a firewall will block net send, but I double checked my PC
and peer's PC again to make sure firewalls are all turned off.

I used to use net send before but have not used recently. I wonder what has
happened with the network or host computer systems. I am using Linksys'
router/hub and 4 computers are connected to the hub. There is no other
problem with the networking operation.

Kaz
 
Don't get all huffy if what i write seems stupid to you.

Did you turn off Messenger in services? Is it set to automatic?

I have firwalls (Outpost) running on my machines and net send is not blocked.

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Just my 2$B!q(B worth
Jeff
__________in response to__________
|
| I am aware that a firewall will block net send, but I double checked my PC
| and peer's PC again to make sure firewalls are all turned off.
|
| I used to use net send before but have not used recently. I wonder what has
| happened with the network or host computer systems. I am using Linksys'
| router/hub and 4 computers are connected to the hub. There is no other
| problem with the networking operation.
|
| Kaz
|
|
 
I am aware that a firewall will block net send, but I double checked my PC
and peer's PC again to make sure firewalls are all turned off.

I used to use net send before but have not used recently. I wonder what has
happened with the network or host computer systems. I am using Linksys'
router/hub and 4 computers are connected to the hub. There is no other
problem with the networking operation.

Kaz
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Kaz,

Several personal firewall products are known for bad behaviour
(causing network access problems even when "turned off").

If no other solution presents itself, try un installing each firewall,
carefully, using all procedures provided by the manufacturer. Reboot,
and try again. Re install after network access is established, if
required.

Cheers,
Chuck
Paranoia comes from experience - and is not necessarily a bad thing.
 
mrtee said:
Don't get all huffy if what i write seems stupid to you.
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I do not understand what you mean. Isn't this your first post?
Did you turn off Messenger in services? Is it set to automatic?
Yes.

I have firwalls (Outpost) running on my machines and net send is not blocked.
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So not all firewalls do that.

Kaz
 
Chuck said:
Kaz,

Several personal firewall products are known for bad behaviour
(causing network access problems even when "turned off").

If no other solution presents itself, try un installing each firewall,
carefully, using all procedures provided by the manufacturer. Reboot,
and try again. Re install after network access is established, if
required.
Click to expand...

The firewall I am referring to is the one built in WXP so I can only turn it off
or not to turn it on.

Kaz
 
net send command completes when messenger is turned on in windows services. go to control panel-administrative tools-services. find there messenger and start it. after you will start it, try "net send 192.168.x.x messeage"
 
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