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Hello,
I am having some DFS issues and have narrowed it down to a windows firewall issue. When the firewall is on I cannot connect to the share and FRS does not work between two different shares. When the firewall is off, I can connect to the share and FRS works.
My question is, what needs to be added to windows firewall in order for DFS and FRS to work properly.
I have added the following:
TCP - 137, 139, 389, 135, 445
UDP - 137, 138, 389, 445
File and Printer Sharing
But still no success. What else needs to be done?
Thanks in advance.
I am having some DFS issues and have narrowed it down to a windows firewall issue. When the firewall is on I cannot connect to the share and FRS does not work between two different shares. When the firewall is off, I can connect to the share and FRS works.
My question is, what needs to be added to windows firewall in order for DFS and FRS to work properly.
I have added the following:
TCP - 137, 139, 389, 135, 445
UDP - 137, 138, 389, 445
File and Printer Sharing
But still no success. What else needs to be done?
Thanks in advance.
ASKER
I allowed the dfsrdiag.exe and still no luck.
I also did:
dfsrdiag StaticRPC /port:nnnnn /Member:Branch01.sales.con toso.com
and the operation failed. Any other suggestions?
I also did:
dfsrdiag StaticRPC /port:nnnnn /Member:Branch01.sales.con
and the operation failed. Any other suggestions?
when you ran dfsrdiag, did you set it to a particular static port and open that port on the firewall?
the command should look something like this: dfsrdiag staticRPC /port:{port number} /Member:{your server's fqdn - ie. server1.joebloggs.com}
see this article:
http://rockstarguys.com/blogs/colin/archive/2008/01/25/locking-down-dfs-for-windows-firewall.aspx
the command should look something like this: dfsrdiag staticRPC /port:{port number} /Member:{your server's fqdn - ie. server1.joebloggs.com}
see this article:
http://rockstarguys.com/blogs/colin/archive/2008/01/25/locking-down-dfs-for-windows-firewall.aspx
ASKER
I get this:
C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFile s\i386>dfs rdiag StaticRPC /port:135 /Member:<computer>
[ERROR] Failed to connect to WMI services on computer: <computer>
Operation Failed
C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFile
[ERROR] Failed to connect to WMI services on computer: <computer>
Operation Failed
You need to start the Windows Management Instrumentation services on the server;
ASKER
That service is started.
ASKER
DFS shows both targets as 'online'. However, files and folders still won't sync.
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https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22746536/What-SPECIFIC-ports-does-DFS-under-Windows-2003-R2-require.html