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Try using: <br />
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<a href="http://IP" rel="ugc">http://IP</a><br />
<a href="http://IP/setup" rel="ugc">http://IP/setup</a>
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Try using:

http://IP [http://IP]
http://IP/setup [http://IP/setup]

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This is the correct resolution and took some investigation and critical thinking to resolve.
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This is the correct resolution and took some investigation and critical thinking to resolve.

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I have a new Western Digital DX4000 that configured fine. I can RDP into it. It's added to the domain and shares have been added. The Dashboard on the server itself works fine.<br />
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I cannot, however, browse successfully to: &nbsp;<a href="http://name_or_IP/connect" rel="ugc">http://name_or_IP/connect</a> &nbsp;in order to install the Dashboard on a client.<br />
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I get the runtime error posted below. &nbsp;I am presuming IIS is horked somehow, but do not know how to fix this. &nbsp;Ideas ?<br />
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Thanks much.<br />
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I have a new Western Digital DX4000 that configured fine. I can RDP into it. It's added to the domain and shares have been added. The Dashboard on the server itself works fine.

I cannot, however, browse successfully to:  http://name_or_IP/connect  in order to install the Dashboard on a client.

I get the runtime error posted below.  I am presuming IIS is horked somehow, but do not know how to fix this.  Ideas ?

Thanks much.



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