rservicer
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Vista 64 connection manager to SBS 2003 R2
Please help, this is quite annoying
Vista Ultimate 64 bit
Remote connecting to SBS 2003 R2
Returns this error when installing the connection manager
<profile was not built for this processor architecture. Please contact
your administrator to get the appropriate profile for this architecture>
I have applied most patched, looooong list outlook 2007 works
On the connected domain and exchange seem to work well
Isa 2004, I gave up,
It would help me greatly to get this error corrected
Thank you
Bob Chappell
Vista Ultimate 64 bit
Remote connecting to SBS 2003 R2
Returns this error when installing the connection manager
<profile was not built for this processor architecture. Please contact
your administrator to get the appropriate profile for this architecture>
I have applied most patched, looooong list outlook 2007 works
On the connected domain and exchange seem to work well
Isa 2004, I gave up,
It would help me greatly to get this error corrected
Thank you
Bob Chappell
Hello rservicer:
From your post I <think> you have already installed the update:
SBSVista_Conceptual.doc
which is listed on Microsoft Tech Net as relating to the problem 'I received an error stating that Client Setup does not configure client computers that are running this version of Windows'
If you haven't, it's here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=46E95C56-1A4C-45BD-8D69-5F41FF8F1F22&displaylang=en
But it looks like it relates to Outlook 2007 and not client connectivity in general, which I believe is your problem.
I, too, have seen problems relating to the 64 bit version of Vista interoperating as a client with other MS software (printer drivers, in my case).
As far as I know, there is no workaround for this, at least until MS gets enough problem reports to deal with it.
BTW I was puzzled by the line in your post:
<Isa 2004, I gave up,>
wb
From your post I <think> you have already installed the update:
SBSVista_Conceptual.doc
which is listed on Microsoft Tech Net as relating to the problem 'I received an error stating that Client Setup does not configure client computers that are running this version of Windows'
If you haven't, it's here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=46E95C56-1A4C-45BD-8D69-5F41FF8F1F22&displaylang=en
But it looks like it relates to Outlook 2007 and not client connectivity in general, which I believe is your problem.
I, too, have seen problems relating to the 64 bit version of Vista interoperating as a client with other MS software (printer drivers, in my case).
As far as I know, there is no workaround for this, at least until MS gets enough problem reports to deal with it.
BTW I was puzzled by the line in your post:
<Isa 2004, I gave up,>
wb
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ISA 2004 Server Firewall protection
unless I just open the IP to everything, it gets blocked
default rules just block it
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BTW I was puzzled by the line in your post:
<Isa 2004, I gave up,>
ASKER
vico1: http://www.helpdesk.ugent.be/vpn/en/vista.php
Thank you; but that link is kind of useless it for a colledge that is already set up
Thank you; but that link is kind of useless it for a colledge that is already set up
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warrenbuckles: Thank you, but yes I had proformed that task
vico1:my god it was that easy all along, :-)
Nice when you are in the know, that worked almost flawlessly
one change to what you said in my case anyway
1st connection atempt failed
when i selected the check box,
Automatically use my windows logon name and password (and Domain , if any
that did it connected right in and stays connected,
VPN connection properties, Security Tab,
Typical (rrecommended settings) with box Automatically use my windows logon
Thank you so much
Bob Chappell
vico1:my god it was that easy all along, :-)
Nice when you are in the know, that worked almost flawlessly
one change to what you said in my case anyway
1st connection atempt failed
when i selected the check box,
Automatically use my windows logon name and password (and Domain , if any
that did it connected right in and stays connected,
VPN connection properties, Security Tab,
Typical (rrecommended settings) with box Automatically use my windows logon
Thank you so much
Bob Chappell
The fact is if your local username and password are the same at the server, it will work without problems. but if they are diffrent it will prompt you for username and password.
Now notice also when you are connected via VPN, You cannot access your local internet connection.
If that's the case, Go to TCP/IP properties and uncheck "Use Default Gateway on Remote Network"
Thanks,
Vico1 :)
Now notice also when you are connected via VPN, You cannot access your local internet connection.
If that's the case, Go to TCP/IP properties and uncheck "Use Default Gateway on Remote Network"
Thanks,
Vico1 :)
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You are the Best !
I saw that issue, and thought I had another annoyance, I was disconnecting and reconnecting
because ISA 2004 was stopping some functions from working
you are good...
can we expand this? with another point question?
because I think you may be the only one who understands what I am doing
including the former Microsoft partner that MS talked me into hiring, cost me plenty $$$ with little results
I have always maintained 2 separate networks, in my home and place of work
tied together by my computer, unplugging cables before, then latter disabling and enable
latter using the one gateway, but as you can imagine, it has been hell
then as things expand as they do I found I needed a server and other things that SBS server offered
so update time, but the MS partner even said you cannot do that with networks
so this is where the VPN connection manager came in and it seemed to be a work around
until Vista, and you helped fix that
is what I now have the best approach?
I have tried bridging in XP and it worked great for about 2 days then just fell apart
And would no longer function, tried it quite a few times over time
Anyway that is what I am doing, two disjoint networks together on my one computer
With multi network nics
I saw that issue, and thought I had another annoyance, I was disconnecting and reconnecting
because ISA 2004 was stopping some functions from working
you are good...
can we expand this? with another point question?
because I think you may be the only one who understands what I am doing
including the former Microsoft partner that MS talked me into hiring, cost me plenty $$$ with little results
I have always maintained 2 separate networks, in my home and place of work
tied together by my computer, unplugging cables before, then latter disabling and enable
latter using the one gateway, but as you can imagine, it has been hell
then as things expand as they do I found I needed a server and other things that SBS server offered
so update time, but the MS partner even said you cannot do that with networks
so this is where the VPN connection manager came in and it seemed to be a work around
until Vista, and you helped fix that
is what I now have the best approach?
I have tried bridging in XP and it worked great for about 2 days then just fell apart
And would no longer function, tried it quite a few times over time
Anyway that is what I am doing, two disjoint networks together on my one computer
With multi network nics
Why don't you create a VPN Connection manually?
If you need help here is a Link:
http://www.helpdesk.ugent.be/vpn/en/vista.php