"longhorn" Test Server

[Guest Reimar]

Dear all,

I've seen in the Logfiles of my Test-Server, that some of you having problems.

I would like to show how to connect on the right way.

If you take a look at the posted Pictures, you should already know how to work with the software. It's quite easy. The most importand is that you use the username and Password as you assigned by yourself and for the other accounts as I've published here in the forum. The Username and Password are both case sensitve.

On the pic's you can see the "hand" and that mean that you need to click on the Links and NOT on the Folder Icons and so. The links are licke this: Download

For downloading may you use a Download Manager because some of the files quite big! Resume is enabled and multiconnection for downloading also!

You need to have Java and Active X enabled. I had tested the server and all accounts via a Remote Computer over an other Internet connection as my own and all accounts are working 100% with no problems!

If some of you having problems. please let me know and send me an e-mail to [email protected] or a PM. (for the Mods: If the published E-Maill address isn/t allowed on this post, please delete the E-Mal address. Thanks!)

Note: I haven't sort the software and haven't wrote descriptions. This Server is for testing purpose an totally Non-Commercial!

Thanks

Edit: Forget to explain that the "meter" in IE is showing wrong if downloading bigger files. Opera is correct. So if someone download a big file and the Statusbar shows 100% in IE or even FF, that's wrong, wait until the prog says that the download is complete. I was complain about this to the developer of the software but they blaim MS for the false display!

[Guest Reimar]

Just findout that there is an problem with connection via IE! Nor problems wit Firefox and Opera.

Will check the Server Roles tomorrow and change the required settings.

The problem is that the server blocks HTM and other lookups. Than the error message is: Access Denied!

Will post after the problem is solved. for the time being: FF + Opera works fine.

[Kyosuken]

IE7 might be in a lock down state, as it was under win2k3, to prevent malware, i suppose that even IE7 now seperated from explorer.exe in its own sandbox is still in a lock mode