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July 16th 07, 08:04 AM
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others systems cannot PING Vista machine
Dear Friends, not sure if a solution is already posted on this issue.
I have a network with windows xp and windows 2000 desktop machines. I recently bought a Windows Visa Business edition laptop. My problem is, I am able to PING from the Vista machine to all other machines on the network. But none of the machines on the network are able to PING the VISTA machine. I have tried the following without luck. 1) created icmp rules for inbound , in the firewall 2) Stopped firewall 3) stopped antivirus program is there anything that i am missing? regards Sunil 
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July 16th 07, 11:10 AM
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others systems cannot PING Vista machine
Hi friend
i know the problem i resolve it when I try to disable IVP6 on local network properties. right click on local network properties you'll see the windows with IPV4 which is common on all computer, that ipv4 allow you to change your IP ADRESS and you'll find also IPV6, disable it, save change and restart your computer. the problem is resolved Angouby MOUKOURI "Sunil" wrote: Dear Friends, not sure if a solution is already posted on this issue. I have a network with windows xp and windows 2000 desktop machines. I recently bought a Windows Visa Business edition laptop. My problem is, I am able to PING from the Vista machine to all other machines on the network. But none of the machines on the network are able to PING the VISTA machine. I have tried the following without luck. 1) created icmp rules for inbound , in the firewall 2) Stopped firewall 3) stopped antivirus program is there anything that i am missing? regards Sunil
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July 19th 07, 02:06 PM
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others systems cannot PING Vista machine
alsoc check your router on the Vista end... something like BLOCK INTERNET
ANNON. REQUESTS???? (basically people can or cannat ping you)..and also the router firewall check. "Angouby" wrote: Hi friend i know the problem i resolve it when I try to disable IVP6 on local network properties. right click on local network properties you'll see the windows with IPV4 which is common on all computer, that ipv4 allow you to change your IP ADRESS and you'll find also IPV6, disable it, save change and restart your computer. the problem is resolved Angouby MOUKOURI "Sunil" wrote: Dear Friends, not sure if a solution is already posted on this issue. I have a network with windows xp and windows 2000 desktop machines. I recently bought a Windows Visa Business edition laptop. My problem is, I am able to PING from the Vista machine to all other machines on the network. But none of the machines on the network are able to PING the VISTA machine. I have tried the following without luck. 1) created icmp rules for inbound , in the firewall 2) Stopped firewall 3) stopped antivirus program is there anything that i am missing? regards Sunil
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