Jupiner Network Connect in Lion 10.7
Hi,
After i upgraded to Lion, my Network connect is connected but nothing of the services is working. I can't ping any server in my company. It was working before the upgrade and also it's working in windows.
I'm using nework connect 7.0
I realy need help.
Regards
Any Help?
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sudo launchctl unload /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.mDNSResponder.plist
echo "mDNS unloaded"
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Fix #1
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Fix #2
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Hi!
I was sent here from Microsoft Community forum. The question is:
Since Windows NT 4.0 I'm using Lock Screen to prevent people from accessing my computer when I'm leaving my room. First I was using CTRL+ALT+DEL / Lock Screen, then switched to Win+L keyboard shortcut when it was first introduced.
Everything was fine until I switched to Windows 8.1 computer (Sony Vaio Duo 13 with Broadcom wireless network controller). This machine is 8.1, not 8.0 upgraded to 8.1.
My problem is that when I hit Win+L combo the Lock Screen (with clock etc.) is displayed. Then, despite I have configured not to turn off display, the screen goes blank (after 30 seconds since lock) and network connectivity is cut off from desktop
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100% repeatable scenarios:
## Scenario 1 ##
1) Log in
2) Open desktop app that uses network connectivity. Outlook 2013 from Office365 subscription
3) Check that it has connected
4) Lock screen (Win+L)
5) Wait for 30 seconds (first incorrectly posted as few minutes) as screen goes black
6) Unlock screen (using password)
7) In right corner of Outlook app you will see "Unable to connect with Exchange server" and few seconds later it will reconnect sucessfuly
## Scenario 2 - the more annoying ##
1) Log in to Win 8.1 computer
2) Connect to it using SMB (in my case I wanted to transfer 30 GB of files from local hard drive C: to server) \\COMPUTER-NAME\c$ from Windows Server 2012 R2
3) Start copying files from computer to server
4) Lock the screen on computer
5) As soon as screen goes black server displays message "Lost connection to the resource. Try again?"
6) Unlock screen on the computer
7) Click "Try again" and it will continue copying files
My power settings are set to go into stand by after 5 hours and if I not lock the screen it doesn't go to sleep before 5 hours.
When I lock the screen using Win+L it goes into (probably Active) Standby mode.
Is there any way to prevent it from going to Active Standby when locking screen? I need the screen lock for security reasons but I don't want it to drop my network connectivity on remote desktops, file transfers and other desktop activities before 5 hour
timeout.
This issue is not related to more or less known wireless network connectivity problem that happens to many Intel Haswell computers. Mine doesn't exhibit those problems. I can easly push 100 - 200 GB of wireless data without network drops.
Computer information:
Sony Vaio Duo 13: SVD1322C5E
Intel Core i5-4200U
8 GB RAM
Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
Broadcom 802.11n SDIO network adapter
Originally posted at: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-networking/windows-81-lock-screen-drops-network-connectivity/099f16bd-b00d-4ba9-b833-48bf1d55ffe4
Best regards,
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Neither NIC is showing "Power Management Tab" according to step 5 of instructions above.
Additionally observing USB LAN NIC seems to be kept active after activating lock screen, but traffic stops (according to its flashing light) when lock screen is switching off display. Blanking display doesn't seem to be adjustable in System Settings (Energy
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Find attached log file of powercfg -energy -duration 300 ...
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Modul
Durchschnittliche Modulauslastung (%)
\SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe
0.10
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\System32\dwmcore.dll
0.09
\SystemRoot\System32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys
0.06
CPU-Auslastung:Einzelner Prozess mit erheblicher Prozessorauslastung
Auf diesen Prozess ist ein erheblicher Anteil der Gesamtprozessorauslastung zurückzuführen, die während der Ablaufverfolgung aufgezeichnet wurde.
Prozessname
Skype.exe
PID
11008
Durchschnittliche Auslastung (%)
0.26
Modul
Durchschnittliche Modulauslastung (%)
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program Files (x86)\Skype\Phone\Skype.exe
0.11
\SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe
0.05
\SystemRoot\System32\win32k.sys
0.04
CPU-Auslastung:Einzelner Prozess mit erheblicher Prozessorauslastung
Auf diesen Prozess ist ein erheblicher Anteil der Gesamtprozessorauslastung zurückzuführen, die während der Ablaufverfolgung aufgezeichnet wurde.
Prozessname
svchost.exe
PID
1528
Durchschnittliche Auslastung (%)
0.25
Modul
Durchschnittliche Modulauslastung (%)
\SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe
0.16
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\System32\ntdll.dll
0.02
\SystemRoot\system32\drivers\ndis.sys
0.01
Informationen
Plattform-Zeitgeberauflösung:Zeitgeberanforderungsstapel
Der Stapel mit den Modulen, die für die niedrigste Plattform-Zeitgebereinstellung in diesem Prozess verantwortlich sind.
Angeforderter Zeitraum
10000
ID des anfordernden Prozesses
3476
Pfad des anfordernden Prozesses
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Creative Cloud\ACC\Creative Cloud.exe
Aufrufender Modulstapel
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\SysWOW64\kernel32.dll
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\SysWOW64\d3d9.dll
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Creative Cloud\CEF\libcef.dll
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\SysWOW64\kernel32.dll
\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll
Energierichtlinie:Aktiver Energieplan
Der derzeit verwendete Energieplan.
Planname
Ausbalanciert (OEM)
Plan-GUID
{381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e}
Energierichtlinie:Energieplancharakter (Akkubetrieb)
Der Charakter des aktuellen Energieplans, wenn das System im Akkubetrieb ausgeführt wird.
Charakter
Ausbalanciert
Energierichtlinie:Videoqualität (Akkubetrieb)
Ermöglicht Windows Media Player, bei der Videowiedergabe die Qualität und die Energieeinsparung zu optimieren.
Qualitätsmodus
Videoqualität und Energieeinsparung ausbalancieren
Energierichtlinie:Energieplancharakter (Netzbetrieb)
Der Charakter des aktuellen Energieplans, wenn das System im Netzbetrieb ausgeführt wird.
Charakter
Ausbalanciert
Energierichtlinie:802.11-Energierichtlinie für Drahtlosverbindungen ist "Maximale Leistung" (Netzbetrieb)
Die aktuelle Energierichtlinie für 802.11-kompatible Drahtlosnetzwerkadapter ist nicht für die Verwendung von Energiesparmodi konfiguriert.
Energierichtlinie:Videoqualität (Netzbetrieb)
Ermöglicht Windows Media Player, bei der Videowiedergabe die Qualität und die Energieeinsparung zu optimieren.
Qualitätsmodus
Für hohe Videoqualität optimieren
Systemverfügbarkeitsanforderungen:Erfolgreiche Analyse
Die Analyse war erfolgreich. Es wurden keine Energieeffizienzprobleme festgestellt und keine Informationen zurückgegeben.
Akku:Akkuinformationen
Akku-ID
1F11LGC_LGCX863568
Hersteller
LGC_LGC
Seriennummer
1F11
Chemie
LION
Langfristig
1
Versiegelt
0
Zyklusanzahl
33
Vorgesehene Akkukapazität
42157
Letzte vollständige Aufladung
44209
Funktionen der Plattformenergieverwaltung:Unterstützte Standbystatus
Mithilfe von Standbystatus kann der Computer nach einer Zeit der Inaktivität in einen Energiesparmodus wechseln. Der S3-Standbystatus ist der standardmäßige Standbystatus für Windows-Plattformen. Im S3-Standbystatus verbraucht der Computer nur die Energie,
die notwendig ist, um den Arbeitsspeicherinhalt zu bewahren und die Arbeit mit dem Computer schnell fortsetzen zu können. Sehr wenige Plattformen unterstützen den S1- oder S2-Standbystatus.
S1-Standbymodus unterstützt
false
S2-Standbymodus unterstützt
false
S3-Standbymodus unterstützt
false
S4-Standbymodus unterstützt
true
Funktionen der Plattformenergieverwaltung:Unterstützung von Verbindungsstandby
Mit dem Verbindungsstandby kann der Computer in einen Stromsparmodus wechseln, in dem er immer eingeschaltet und verbunden ist. Der Verbindungsstandby wird soweit unterstützt anstelle der Systemstandbystatus verwendet.
Verbindungsstandby unterstützt
true
Funktionen der Plattformenergieverwaltung:Die adaptive Bildschirmhelligkeit wird unterstützt.
Dieser Computer ermöglicht die automatische Helligkeitsregelung der integrierten Anzeige durch Windows.
Funktionen der Plattformenergieverwaltung:Funktionen zur Prozessorenergieverwaltung
Mithilfe einer effektiven Prozessorenergieverwaltung kann der Computer Leistung und Energieverbrauch automatisch ausbalancieren.
Gruppieren
0
Index
0
Leerlaufstatus - Anzahl
11
Leerlaufstatustyp
Micro-Energiemodul-Plug-In
Nennfrequenz (MHz)
2301
Prozentuale maximale Leistung
100
Prozentuale niedrigste Leistung
32
Prozentuale niedrigste Drosselung
3
Leistungssteuerelementtyp
ACPI-Leistungszustände (P)/ACPI-Drosselungszustände (T)
Funktionen der Plattformenergieverwaltung:Funktionen zur Prozessorenergieverwaltung
Mithilfe einer effektiven Prozessorenergieverwaltung kann der Computer Leistung und Energieverbrauch automatisch ausbalancieren.
Gruppieren
0
Index
1
Leerlaufstatus - Anzahl
11
Leerlaufstatustyp
Micro-Energiemodul-Plug-In
Nennfrequenz (MHz)
2301
Prozentuale maximale Leistung
100
Prozentuale niedrigste Leistung
32
Prozentuale niedrigste Drosselung
3
Leistungssteuerelementtyp
ACPI-Leistungszustände (P)/ACPI-Drosselungszustände (T)
Funktionen der Plattformenergieverwaltung:Funktionen zur Prozessorenergieverwaltung
Mithilfe einer effektiven Prozessorenergieverwaltung kann der Computer Leistung und Energieverbrauch automatisch ausbalancieren.
Gruppieren
0
Index
2
Leerlaufstatus - Anzahl
11
Leerlaufstatustyp
Micro-Energiemodul-Plug-In
Nennfrequenz (MHz)
2301
Prozentuale maximale Leistung
100
Prozentuale niedrigste Leistung
32
Prozentuale niedrigste Drosselung
3
Leistungssteuerelementtyp
ACPI-Leistungszustände (P)/ACPI-Drosselungszustände (T)
Funktionen der Plattformenergieverwaltung:Funktionen zur Prozessorenergieverwaltung
Mithilfe einer effektiven Prozessorenergieverwaltung kann der Computer Leistung und Energieverbrauch automatisch ausbalancieren.
Gruppieren
0
Index
3
Leerlaufstatus - Anzahl
11
Leerlaufstatustyp
Micro-Energiemodul-Plug-In
Nennfrequenz (MHz)
2301
Prozentuale maximale Leistung
100
Prozentuale niedrigste Leistung
32
Prozentuale niedrigste Drosselung
3
Leistungssteuerelementtyp
ACPI-Leistungszustände (P)/ACPI-Drosselungszustände (T)
Gerätetreiber:Erfolgreiche Analyse
Die Analyse war erfolgreich. Es wurden keine Energieeffizienzprobleme festgestellt und keine Informationen zurückgegeben. -
Network connection seems to go stale and I have to log off
Since I upgraded to Lion (tho I don't know if that's the cause) my network connection seems to 'go stale' almost every day. I cannot connect to the internet or to other computers on the home network. If I check any other devices in the house, wired or wireless, they connect fine. If I run the network diagnostics, it says the network and internet connection are working fine and only let's me quit...all lights are green.
I have tried switching from wired to wireless, turning ethernet off and back on, but the only thing that seems to work is to Log off the current user and log back in. I don't have to restart the mac, just log off and back on.
It's frustrating as it happens almost everyday and the diagnostics don't seem to think there's a problem.
I would appreciate any ideas anyone has.
Thanks,
Rick...
iMac 24" Early 2008
3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
4GB RAMYou can check for problems caused by recent Flash updates and try these:
*disable a possible RealPlayer Browser Record Plugin extension for Firefox and update the RealPlayer if installed
*disable protected mode in Flash 11.3 and later
*disable hardware acceleration in the Flash plugin
*downgrade the Flash player to version 10.3 or 11.2
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Flash#Troubleshooting
*http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/flash-player-113-crash-mozilla.html
If you have submitted crash reports then please post the IDs of one or more crash reports that have this format:
*bp-xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
You can find the IDs of the submitted crash reports on the <i>about:crashes</i> page.
*You can open the <b>about:crashes</b> page via the location bar, like you open a website.
See:
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Mozilla_Crash_Reporter
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Mozilla+Crash+Reporter
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_crashes
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Firefox+crashes -
What should the"default behavior" be for WiFi network connections?
I Have been able to at least temporarily fix the plethora of problems encountered after downloading Mountain Lion to my 2009 17" MBP just ten days ago. Thanks to the time and effort of so many posters that are much more savvy than me, I successfully executed the steps suggested in many of the posts and with good results. It surely beats running down to the Apple store and being told that I am the only one with a problem.
Okay, I've realized that I don't really know what the default behavior of the WiFi network connection should be?
Specifically:
Should the Wi-Fi drop down in Network always be" looking for networks", even though I am obviously on my Network?
Should the Wi-Fi be connected at all times even when your computer is in sleep mode- or deep sleep mode? There have been so many problems with Wi-Fi dropping off,slow or hanging loads, etc.
I unchecked "ask to join networks, in Network preferences thinking it might stop looking for networks when it doesn't need to because I'm already on mine. I do see my neighbors (four neighbors) in the drop down in Network.
How do you get into Time Capsule's settings, to check speeds, especially ping? What should the ideal settings be?
How do you know if your DHCP license is renewed? I've heard that feature isn't working and may be the culprit to some of the Wi-Fi problems.
I'll look forward to your help in understanding more about this. I've been in the support area a lot lately, I've read plenty of definitions, and explanations of the different options to choose from in Apple's support area, but nowhere have I seen anything that explains what the default behavior should be or perform like.
Thanks, as always.Generally, you don't want to tweak the wifi settings. It pretty much takes care of itself. The caveat to that is, of course, if you're experiencing problems.
The 'looking for networks' behaviour only happens when you log in, wake the mac from sleep OR when you click on the wifi icon. You clicking on it tells the mac "I want to see what networks are available" - so it does a scan for you to check to see if any new networks have appeared since you last clicked on it (or woke/logged in). In short, if you don't want it to look for new networks, don't click on the icon!
Unchecking the 'ask to join networks' option only applies when your mac detects a new network (such as when it wakes) that you haven't already authorised; it'll ask you to confirm whether you want to join it or not. Otherwise, if the network is open it'll join automatically. You should keep this selected if you travel around with your Mac. It's a good idea to know what network you're on before you start plugging in passwords or typing other things into the mac.
There is a utility that you can use for ping and traceroute called 'Network Utility'. Click on the Spotlight icon in the top right of your screen and type "Network' and you should see it at the top of the list. Hit 'return' to open it.
DHCP licences are normally renewed automatically by your router every 24 hours. Again, there's no reason to be messing about with that unless you're experiencing problems.
If you're experiencing wifi dropout, let us know, and we'll make some suggestions, but if you're not, you're best leaving your mac to manage the background processes. It knows what it's doing!
Message was edited by: softwater
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