First off, i hope this is in the right section....
i am kinda new to the whole advanced computer networking thing ( advanced to me anyways ) , but my issue is i have a file server with a Intel duel gigabit server adapter in it. i am running these two ports teamed in Link Aggregation to an un-managed 24 port 10/100 switch, which the rest of my computers and my router are connected to. i don't know if it makes a difference, but i have 9 computers total connected to it, and a ps3. the computers are all running windows.
when i go to access the server from a remote computer it gives me an error (not the exact wording of the error) can not access this computer contact your network administrator to resolve this issue. or something around those lines. this is for every computer, not just one. if need be i can provide what the error says exactly.
the thing is, it works when the adapter on the server is not teamed, i can access the server just fine. could this be a driver issue? Or an issue with teaming two gigabit ports to a non gigabit switch? maybe a firewall issue on the server? (using windows firewall on server and kasparsky internet security on other computers )
i am kinda new to the whole advanced computer networking thing ( advanced to me anyways ) , but my issue is i have a file server with a Intel duel gigabit server adapter in it. i am running these two ports teamed in Link Aggregation to an un-managed 24 port 10/100 switch, which the rest of my computers and my router are connected to. i don't know if it makes a difference, but i have 9 computers total connected to it, and a ps3. the computers are all running windows.
when i go to access the server from a remote computer it gives me an error (not the exact wording of the error) can not access this computer contact your network administrator to resolve this issue. or something around those lines. this is for every computer, not just one. if need be i can provide what the error says exactly.
the thing is, it works when the adapter on the server is not teamed, i can access the server just fine. could this be a driver issue? Or an issue with teaming two gigabit ports to a non gigabit switch? maybe a firewall issue on the server? (using windows firewall on server and kasparsky internet security on other computers )
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