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1) have you got SBS 2003 Premium version installed; where ISA Server 2004 is also installed; you need to allow expection the port number image manager works on.<br />
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2) What version of anti-virus software/firewall have you got installed on your SBS Server 2003, does it need to allow exceptions<br />
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3) Whats your default gateway address on your SBS 2003 Box. Typical setup is the the default gateway is adsl/modem/router/firewall<wbr />, does it allow port 56765 to work in the local subnet/domain.<br />
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please check the above three and avise.<br />
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regards<br />
S00007359
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1) have you got SBS 2003 Premium version installed; where ISA Server 2004 is also installed; you need to allow expection the port number image manager works on.

2) What version of anti-virus software/firewall have you got installed on your SBS Server 2003, does it need to allow exceptions

3) Whats your default gateway address on your SBS 2003 Box. Typical setup is the the default gateway is adsl/modem/router/firewall, does it allow port 56765 to work in the local subnet/domain.

please check the above three and avise.

regards
S00007359

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I'm starting to use Shadow Protect Image Manger. It worked fine after installing and stop working after rebooting the server<br />
This is the error message I get <br />
Cannot connect to the ImageManager Agent on `SERVERNAME:56765'. No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 192.168.xx.xx: 56765<br />
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I have Windows firewall disabled and still can't connect<br />
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When I do a Telnet on port 56765 I get <br />
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C:\telnet localhost 56765<br />
Connecting To localhost...Could not open connection to the host, on port 56765:<br />
Connect failed<br />
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How can I open that port? Should it not be open already if the firewall is disabled?<br />
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The server is a SBS 2003 
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I'm starting to use Shadow Protect Image Manger. It worked fine after installing and stop working after rebooting the server
This is the error message I get 
Cannot connect to the ImageManager Agent on `SERVERNAME:56765'. No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 192.168.xx.xx: 56765

I have Windows firewall disabled and still can't connect

When I do a Telnet on port 56765 I get 

C:\telnet localhost 56765
Connecting To localhost...Could not open connection to the host, on port 56765:
Connect failed

How can I open that port? Should it not be open already if the firewall is disabled?

The server is a SBS 2003 

Shadow Protect Image Manger connections problems

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