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February 27th 07, 03:27 AM
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View Full Map for Network Map
I believe I have tried everything to get Network mapping to work (which I
can't) When I press View full map all I get is Windows cannot create the network map. Everthing is enabled as far as I know. Network discovery is on. Link layer driver is enabled in Group Policy, and Link-Layer Topology Discovery Mapper is started. Is their anything I am missing? Thank you in advance for your quick reply 
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February 27th 07, 11:33 AM
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View Full Map for Network Map
I have just a simple Home network Cable modem, router two wireless computers
and two wired computers. It is baffling me. "DC187" wrote: I have the same problem, I just assumed it's because my machine connects through ISA Server 2006. -- DC187
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February 27th 07, 02:07 PM
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What OS are the other computers running?
If they are XP have you installed Link-Layer Topology on them? "scottpen" wrote in message ... I have just a simple Home network Cable modem, router two wireless computers and two wired computers. It is baffling me. "DC187" wrote: I have the same problem, I just assumed it's because my machine connects through ISA Server 2006. -- DC187
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February 27th 07, 02:26 PM
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View Full Map for Network Map
I have two Vistas one premium, one ultimate and 2 Xp's. I did install the
Link-Layer on the 2 XP's and it did not change anything still can't view full map. Also the premium can't view full map either. Is there a firewall issue? the only firewall I am running is windows firewall besides my routers firewall. Windows firewall has an exception for network discovery checked. Thanks for your help. "Buellpilot" wrote: What OS are the other computers running? If they are XP have you installed Link-Layer Topology on them? "scottpen" wrote in message ... I have just a simple Home network Cable modem, router two wireless computers and two wired computers. It is baffling me. "DC187" wrote: I have the same problem, I just assumed it's because my machine connects through ISA Server 2006. -- DC187
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February 27th 07, 05:31 PM
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View Full Map for Network Map
Scott/DC187,
1. Can you please provide the complete error message? 2. Please check help for network map and see if it helps. (Help button on top-right corner of network map window) Windows or 3rd party firewalls do not affect Link-layer Topology Discovery (LLTD) protocol (one of the protocols used by Network Map). Thanks, Sen. "scottpen" wrote: I have two Vistas one premium, one ultimate and 2 Xp's. I did install the Link-Layer on the 2 XP's and it did not change anything still can't view full map. Also the premium can't view full map either. Is there a firewall issue? the only firewall I am running is windows firewall besides my routers firewall. Windows firewall has an exception for network discovery checked. Thanks for your help. "Buellpilot" wrote: What OS are the other computers running? If they are XP have you installed Link-Layer Topology on them? "scottpen" wrote in message ... I have just a simple Home network Cable modem, router two wireless computers and two wired computers. It is baffling me. "DC187" wrote: I have the same problem, I just assumed it's because my machine connects through ISA Server 2006. -- DC187
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February 27th 07, 05:48 PM
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View Full Map for Network Map
Windows can not create the map. Responses from other devices on the network
are delayed or there is an incompatible router on the network. "DC187" wrote: Hmm, don't think it could be as I have disabled the Windows firewall and ISA Server allows full internal LAN access... -- DC187
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February 27th 07, 05:58 PM
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View Full Map for Network Map
1. Can you please provide information about your wireless router? (brand,
model, firmware version). 2. I suppose your wired computers are directly connected to this router while wireless computers connect wirelessly to this router. Do you have any other hardware (like bridges, switches, hubs)? Thanks, Sen. "scottpen" wrote: Windows can not create the map. Responses from other devices on the network are delayed or there is an incompatible router on the network. "DC187" wrote: Hmm, don't think it could be as I have disabled the Windows firewall and ISA Server allows full internal LAN access... -- DC187
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