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Does the server have an IP on the Physical LAN or does it have a natted IP from the Virtual Environment?
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the server has the same IP on the physical LAN as the physical server used to have. everything works fine except for the scanner
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Check the advanced firewall configuration to make sure you allow the smbv2 through as well as remove the request for encryption of the connection to the server.
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when i map the path using the ip so \\200.200.0.3 it works just not when using hostname but on all clients it works using hostname
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hello all<br />
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I converted a physical server to a virtual server using xenconvert, now a All In One that scanned to the network paths before no longer scans to them, if you type the path in on a PC all shows fine, but the AIO cant work with the network path on this server, when i change to a location on a network pc it works fine so no problem with netwrork seems to just be this one server.<br />
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many thanks<br />
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Mark
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hello all

I converted a physical server to a virtual server using xenconvert, now a All In One that scanned to the network paths before no longer scans to them, if you type the path in on a PC all shows fine, but the AIO cant work with the network path on this server, when i change to a location on a network pc it works fine so no problem with netwrork seems to just be this one server.

many thanks

Mark

Does the server have an IP on the Physical LAN or does it have a natted IP from the Virtual Environment?

the server has the same IP on the physical LAN as the physical server used to have. everything works fine except for the scanner

Check the advanced firewall configuration to make sure you allow the smbv2 through as well as remove the request for encryption of the connection to the server.

when i map the path using the ip so \\200.200.0.3 it works just not when using hostname but on all clients it works using hostname

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