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Fire wall blocking the ports?<br />
Check here:<br />
<a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc261682.aspx" rel="ugc nofollow">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc261682.aspx</a>&nbsp;<br />

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nalanbar,<br />
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Thanks for the prompt response. However this is not the issue, I have 2 other people using Groove here with no problems.
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How about the crappy built in windows firewall?
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Sorry, again no joy, the windows firewall is off. 
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A couple of things. First, go to options-&gt; comunications manager. Are in and out idle?<br />
open network settings. (link is just below work offline).<br />
Make sure you have a relay server in the &quot;Network Settings&quot; tab. Then go to network diagnostics, and drill down to &quot;Outbound connections list&quot;, &quot;Potential Target List&quot; and tell us what it says there.<br />
It might not be a bad idea to rejoin the workspace with that machine...<br />

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I cannot in fact ping hrsl2.groove.net, I also went to down for everyone or just me .com and they could not find the website. If i know where to go to change this address I can look at a working computer and change it to that. do you know where I could find it?
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Okay, Turns out that this behavior is normal! well for this groove server, I contacted the people that have the server set up and we did some quick tests and we can in fact send data back and forth, just for some reason it is displaying that it still needs to send.... odd.
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Thanks for all the help, just because I was an idiot and didn't call support right away is not your fault! 
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Haha. Sorry I couldn't solve it for you!<br />

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Experts,<br />
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I have a user that has Microsoft Office Groove installed on his PC. Groove can receive data but not send it. In the lower right hand corner of the application it shows as having 700 or so KB to send. I have tried an uninstall/reinstall with no joy. any ideas? 
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Experts,

I have a user that has Microsoft Office Groove installed on his PC. Groove can receive data but not send it. In the lower right hand corner of the application it shows as having 700 or so KB to send. I have tried an uninstall/reinstall with no joy. any ideas? 

Microsoft Groove

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Microsoft Office

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