Testing hardware over the network.

Does any one know if this is even possible and if so, how? I have an external firewire drive that is acting up and I need to test it but I can only access it over a network (it's connected to another computer in a remote location). I can connect to the drive over the network but it does not show up in Disk Utility. Is there anyway to test it?

AFAIK, only if you can gain access to the remote computer and launch Disk Utility from there.

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HP Laserjet M1132 MFP is too slow over the network!

Hi,
My HP Laserjet M1132 MFP is too slow over the network!
I have connect the printer to a windows XP 32bit SP3 using UBS port. The printer works fine on the local computer but when sharing it over the network it works too slow, for example with print test page it takes about 45 seconds to print and for other documents it takes much longer time.
I have installed the latest driver form HP website and upgrade the firmware it the latest version.
It happens on other Windows XP machines as well.
I connected the printer to my laptop (Windows 7 64bit) and it works fine (No delays over the network) and it seems that this problem have some relations with the windows XP Driver.
I have used local port trick on remote machines (instead of regular method) like this:
''add a local printer;
'new port'
'localport'
\\XPcomputer\HPPrinterName as port name
but still nothing!
There is nothing wrong with the network, we use to use a Samsung printer on the same machines over the network with no problem.
I Really appreciate your HELP!
This question was solved.
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BEHZAD_T, how is the printer connected to the network (wireless or Ethernet)? If it is slow wirelessly, I would suggest trying to connect the printer to your router with the Ethernet cord and install it to the networked computer that way.
Another question is, relatively speaking, how close to your router are the Samsung printer and the HP printer? Depending on the distance (and what stands between the devices) there can be a lag between sending a print job and it being received by the printer.
Let me know!

Time Machine over the Network: Terribly Slow

Hello,
I've been using Time Machine for over 3 years now with no issues over the network; the destination being a 2TB external Seagate connected to another iMac connected through gigabit ethernet. Everything has been working flawlessly: Every hour Time Machine would MOUNT the sparseimage it created on the disk, BACKUP the data and UNMOUNT the disk image when finished.
Until I upgraded to Lion. The above process is still working per se, however it is PAINFULLY slow! A 50MB backup can take up to AN HOUR! Searching around on the net, advised that there could be an issue with Spotlight as well, however this is not the case for me, since Spotlight finished a new index in under 30 mins. Followed every tutorial I could find on the issue, to no avail..
I then upgraded to Mountain Lion with the hope that the issue will clear itself. Cleared my old backups, resetted Time Machine by erasing its .plist file, restarted my iMac just to make sure and connected Time Machine to the network share anew, creating a "sharing only" account on the host iMac, i.e. the one that has the external HD connected through USB. Still no luck.
I painfully realize that I still have the same issue. While backing up, network traffic is under 100KB, and activity monitor does not show any backupd or mds or any similar processes taking anything over 3% of CPU time.
What could be wrong?

Hello again,
Tries on the other iMac (also running 10.8.2) and things are exactly the same: Image creation takes almost half an hour, and copying crawls at under 1MB/min. While time machine image is mounted and Time Machine is "backing up", accessing ANY disk on the host Mac is VERY slow. Seems like something hogs up appleshare when Time Machine is in use. Mind you, there is insignificant network traffic as seen by Activity Monitor, as well as insignificant CPU usage while backing up.
Stopping backup and using tmutil to set the Time Machine destination to the mounted image as mounted by Finder, solves the issue again, revving up Time Machine throughput to over 20MB/sec! There is also no issues acessing the other Mac as well, under this scenario.
Up to this point, the only way I have managed to use Time Machine over a networked external HD is through the NAS server. Both configurations where I am using a Mac running 10.8.2 as a server of the external disk have failed with very low throughput while backing up. Something must be wrong in 10.8.2's afp when Time Machine is mounting the image by itself.
I may need to remind you that I have been successfully backing up to the external HD for 4 years now; something broke a few months after the client iMac was upgraded to Lion and at the time when the host iMac was upgraded to Mountain Lion. Will try to locate a Mac running some later OS X version to do some more testing.
Also reminding that I have used two distinctive iMacs and two external HD drives for my tests so far. The client iMac has remained the same, however 10.8.2 has been reinstalled on it a couple of times. Have also used an afp-enabled NAS server which worked fine with Time Machine.

Time Machine over the Network

Hello,
I've been using Time Machine for over 3 years now with no issues over the network; the destination being a 1TB-limited sparseimage setup as instructed by this tutorial. The image resides on an external HD connected on a network-connected iMac. Everything has been working flawlessly: Every hour Time Machine would MOUNT the disk image on its own, BACKUP the data and UNMOUNT the disk image as well.
Until I upgraded to Lion. The above process is still working per se, however it is PAINFULLY slow! A 50MB backup can take up to AN HOUR! Searching around on the net, advised that there could be an issue with Spotlight as well, however this is not the case for me, since Spotlight finished a new index in under 30 mins.
While testing, I tried to copy a 200MB file ONTO the Time Machine disk (mounted from the sparseimage automatically by Time Machine) and it took OVER 3 hours! I then stopped Time Machine (which tool half an hour) and mounted the image via Finder and the same file copied in 4 secs!
I really don't get it; I bet both times the mounted Volume runes under the same protocol, AFP via TCP, why is it behaving so strangely when auto-mounted by Time Machine?
Next, I read about tmutil has been added to Lion upwards and that setting a mounted disk image as destination is now supported by TM. So I went on and mounted the image via the Finder, set the mounted Volume as the time machine destination via tmutil and gave the backup a try. The process went away really fast, was extremely pleased!
However: As soon as the backup finishes, the Volume EJECTS and TM reports that the next backup is to be made "when the backup disk is connected"! It will NOT mount the image by its own, neither to backup or to access old backups. But wait, there's more: Be selecting "Backup now" via the TM menu item, the Volume MOUNTS INSTANTLY and the backup takes place, with no issues whatsoever!
What I need is a TM that backs up quickly over the network and mounts its disk automatically.
Well, I guess if you had the time and will to read the above text, you may try to help, if you have a clue, that is...
Thank you.

I am afraid that the information on the excellent tutorial (which I have already checked many times) don't help me much... I have two main questions:
1. Why is the TM-mounted volume so slow? Mounting the same volume through the Finder works blazing fast! Is there something special in the way TM mounts its volumes?
2. Is there a proper way to force TM to start an automatic backup, when the backup volume is not mounted? It used to work when the destination was the network volume, but does not work when the destination is set to the sparsebundle volume which inside the network volume.

Can you share a USB hard drive over the network through an Airport Express?

After asking a few individuals at my local Apple Store, I have been consistantly told that I can plug in a usb hard drive into the bottom of my airport express and share it over the network.
However, after making sure my airport express has the latest firmware (6.3) and even donwloading and installing the airport disk utility I still am not having any luck getting my HFS (journaled) usb 2.0 hard drive to be visible on the network.
I have also noticed that when following the instructions on this apple support document (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=AirportUtility/5.1/en/ap2108.html) that when I get to step 3, the option to click disks is grayed out. I assume this supports my theory that the airport express won't share hard drives, can anyone confirm?
Am I doing something wrong? Or were the reps at my store mistaken and the only hardware that can share a hard drive is the airport extreme not express?
Thanks
Message was edited by: althe3rd

Thanks for the swift reply.
Continuing my investigation I started to come to the conclusion you just mentioned. I am surprised none of the staff at my store realized this. However, at least I know now.
The basis for me looking to this is... With leopard on the eve of its release, I wanted to get a large network accessible storage solution that would allow my wife's and I's Macbook pros to use time machine on the network drive when we were at home. Since we rarely use our laptops while sitting at a desk connected to an external drive, I figured this would be a great idea and started to look into various NAS solutions.
Surprisingly, most generic (netgear, western digital) network drives require you use proprietary software to connect to them, and are only compatible with windows xp. After seeing the options the airport extreme opens up in terms of network storage I figured it would be the best bet.
Do you have any other suggestions besides getting an airport extreme? I would rather not have to buy a full blown mac that I have to leave on 24/7 to share the drives. Or do you see any possible pitfalls to this idea? Such as, would time machine forget to use the network drive after a while since it wouldn't always be available to it when away from home?

Error -43 when opening a quicktime over the network

Hi, a really strange one here. I've moved our FTP server internally to a different Mac running 10.5.x Server. Everything seems to be working except when we try and play a quicktime over the network on a Windows PC. The file will play correctly in VLC but trying to open the same file in Quicktime, brings up the error -43. Very strange.
Anyone got any ideas? Do I need to have something enables in the services for this to work? It all works fine playing on a Mac.
Cheers,
Dave.

More results from some testing. If I move the QT file into the root directory of the FTP server where I have this problem, it plays on PCs fine. Must be something to do with the path name, but this has all worked fine before but on a different version of Mac OS X Server. Any ideas?

Corporate Win7/Office 2010 | Severe Lag when opening Office 2010 files over the network

Good Evening Everyone,
I work in a corporate environment for one of the top banks in the country (USA). We recently upgraded our computers to Windows 7. (The image has office 2010 included in the build)
I've been experiencing some severe lag when opening Office files over the network. Let me start by saying I've researched a lot and have yet to find a solution that works or even makes much of an improvement.
Notes: My laptop is new (64-bit Win 7 Enterprise). The remote desktop where the files lie is new as well. (64-bit Win 7 Enterprise) Both computers have good hardware and more than enough juice to handle applications.
There are certain files I work on along with other co-workers that we store on a computer within the office. We simply create shortcuts to the files on our local machines and make changes, etc. from there. However, after this upgrade, every time I try to
open a file on the remote computer, it takes over a 1 minute to load. I've spoken to our support team who sent someone out and confirmed it's not the network.
Both computers are on the same subnet as well. I've changed the trust center settings on both the client computers and "server" to trust any computer on the network. I have also changed the network card's speed from "Auto Negotiate" to
full duplex 100mbps with no luck.
I am out of options here and in desperate need for a fix. Even saving changes to a file we work on takes forever. 50% of the time when I close a spreadsheet, the title bar has a not responding message and takes a minute to eventually close.
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Thanks,

Try:
Open My Computer.
Open the Tools menu and choose Folder Options...
Select the File Types tab.
Select the extension (for example DOC, or XLS) of the file that is slow to open.
In the Details section, click [Advanced], and another dialog box will open.
In the Actions section, click Open then click [Edit...], and another dialog box will open.
http://windowssecrets.com/forums/showthread.php/149672-10-9-2012-Updates-and-very-slow-opening-of-Office-files
KR

WIFI dies when transferring big files over the network

Hi, I have Dell Inspiron 1520 with ipw3945 driver, when I transfer big files over the network, my wifi dies, anybody knows what could it be? If you need additional information, feel free to ask...
Thanks in advance

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By the way how are you guys configuring your wifi? I am using the iwl drivers and wicd.
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What does it mean if I get blank text messages from someone but they are not coming from number they appear and disappear they are not coming over the network also emails have been moved around, has my phone been hacked?

I Have been getting blank texts from a number, but the person who owns the niumber is not sending them, they appear then disappear, they are not coming over the network, they come even though number has been black listed, also emails have been moved, I believe by someone who is cyberstalking me but don't know how to prove it, what can I do ?

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I would guess a similar process of linking the Number of the iPhone to a Hardware fact about the device is also in place.
I would contact Apple Support and check with them. (you might need to speak to a Level 2 person as Level 1 people are script led and try to fit everything into Software or Hardware categories where as sorting and Apple ID (which the Number is in this case) is normally Free).
I did find this iOS: Troubleshooting Messages - Apple Support
It starts off about sorting SMS that is not working.
This one has a bit on Unlinking an iPhone Number (with or without the iPhone) iOS and OS X: Link your phone number and Apple ID for use with FaceTime and iMessage - Apple Support
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I need to copy files over the network PSSession . ( Firewall / DMZ / Etc. )

Hello
I need to copy files over the network PSSession . ( Firewall / DMZ / Etc. )
I have a script where I copy from my local server ( server1) to the remote server ( server2 ), but I can´t not make script that will copy from the remote server to my local by my session. From server2 to server1
Script is as below ...:-)
HELP : ....
winrm s winrm/config/client '@{TrustedHosts="SERVER2"}'
$Source = "D:\test\ok.log"
$Destination = "D:\test\ok.log"
$session = New-PSSession -ComputerName SERVER2
Set-StrictMode -Version Latest
## Get the source file, and then get its content
$sourcePath = (Resolve-Path $source).Path
$sourceBytes = [IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($sourcePath)
$streamChunks = @()
## Now break it into chunks to stream
Write-Progress -Activity "Sending $Source" -Status "Preparing file"
$streamSize = 1MB
for($position = 0; $position -lt $sourceBytes.Length;
$position += $streamSize)
$remaining = $sourceBytes.Length - $position
$remaining = [Math]::Min($remaining, $streamSize)
$nextChunk = New-Object byte[] $remaining
[Array]::Copy($sourcebytes, $position, $nextChunk, 0, $remaining)
$streamChunks += ,$nextChunk
$remoteScript = {
param($destination, $length)
## Convert the destination path to a full filesytem path (to support
## relative paths)
$Destination = $executionContext.SessionState.`
Path.GetUnresolvedProviderPathFromPSPath($Destination)
## Create a new array to hold the file content
$destBytes = New-Object byte[] $length
$position = 0
## Go through the input, and fill in the new array of file content
foreach($chunk in $input)
Write-Progress -Activity "Writing $Destination" `
-Status "Sending file" `
-PercentComplete ($position / $length * 100)
[GC]::Collect()
[Array]::Copy($chunk, 0, $destBytes, $position, $chunk.Length)
$position += $chunk.Length
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[IO.File]::WriteAllBytes($destination, $destBytes)
## Show the result
Get-Item $destination
[GC]::Collect()
## Stream the chunks into the remote script
$streamChunks | Invoke-Command -Session $session $remoteScript `
-ArgumentList $destination,$sourceBytes.Length
Remove-PSSession -Session $session

But have will the script look, if i need to copy from
From server2 to server1.
My script copy from server1 to server2 and working, but I need server2
to server1.

I want to share my external hard drive over the network

I found a lot of threads and discussions about this, but no answers.
I have a WD My Book External Hard Drive that I'm looking to share over the network. However, when I add the volume to the "Shared Folders" or even a folder within the volume and the "Users:" are grayed out.
When getting info on the volume, Sharing & Permissions says, "You can read and write"
Any ideas?

Hi Keith,
Thanks for your response; however, the first screenshot is through the Sharing settings in the System Preferences.

WinRM cannot complete the operation. Verify that the specified computer name is valid, that the computer is accessible over the network

The Exchange Management Shell fails to connect in Exchange 2013 environment, this is a DAG environment and previously it indicates another error message, which is in my another thread. We fixed that error by delete the retired proxy entry in the server registry,
after that the error is gone but changed to below one, anyway the EMS still fails to connect to all servers:
VERBOSE: Connecting to NSWVIP999WTMBX.air.abc.au.
New-PSSession : [NSWVIP999WTMBX.air.abc.au] Connecting to remote server NSWVIP999WTMBX.air.abc.au failed with the
following error message : WinRM cannot complete the operation. Verify that the specified computer name is valid, that
the computer is accessible over the network, and that a firewall exception for the WinRM service is enabled and allows
access from this computer. By default, the WinRM firewall exception for public profiles limits access to remote
computers within the same local subnet. For more information, see the about_Remote_Troubleshooting Help topic.
At line:1 char:1
+ New-PSSession -ConnectionURI "$connectionUri" -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Excha ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : OpenError: (System.Manageme....RemoteRunspace:RemoteRunspace) [New-PSSession], PSRemotin
   gTransportException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : WinRMOperationTimeout,PSSessionOpenFailed
Failed to connect to an Exchange server in the current site.
Enter the server FQDN where you want to connect.:
Then it just show can't connect to all the exchange servers, from the wording it seems pointing to the Windows firewall settings for winRM, but when I look at the windows firewall found it's turned off. We use Sophos enterprise for the security, but all
other 3 exchange servers didn't have the same issue.

Hi Lynn,
Thanks for your analyst and reply, I run the command as you suggested and checked accordingly to Task Manager, but seems none of them indicates a firewall or anti-virus.
  TCP    0.0.0.0:80             0.0.0.0:0              LISTENING       4
TCP    0.0.0.0:808            0.0.0.0:0              LISTENING       2260
TCP    172.17.2.123:444       172.16.2.127:8050      ESTABLISHED     4
TCP    172.17.2.123:444       172.16.2.127:8069      ESTABLISHED     4
TCP    172.17.2.123:444       172.17.2.127:8053      ESTABLISHED     4
TCP    172.17.2.123:10952     172.16.2.68:80         ESTABLISHED     3296
TCP    172.17.2.123:11185     172.16.2.90:8080       SYN_SENT        468
TCP    172.17.2.123:11190     172.16.2.90:8080       SYN_SENT        15268
TCP    172.17.2.123:11330     172.16.2.90:8080       SYN_SENT        1296
TCP    [::]:80                [::]:0                 LISTENING
4
TCP    [::]:808               [::]:0                 LISTENING
2260
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8028             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8029             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8030             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8031             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8032             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8033             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8034             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8035             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8036             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8037             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8040             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8041             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8048             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8049             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8059             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:6001             [::1]:8060             ESTABLISHED     4764
TCP    [::1]:8028             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8029             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8030             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8031             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8032             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8033             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8034             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8035             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8036             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8037             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8040             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8041             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8048             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8049             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8059             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [::1]:8060             [::1]:6001             ESTABLISHED     9980
TCP    [fe80::9054:e8f5:f885:8105%20]:808 [fe80::9054:e8f5:f885:8105%20]:9901
ESTABLISHED     2260
TCP    [fe80::9054:e8f5:f885:8105%20]:9901 [fe80::9054:e8f5:f885:8105%20]:808
ESTABLISHED     4868
This is the full result, among them
4 -- System -- NT Kernel & System
468 -- There is no process associated with PID 468
1296 -- svchost.exe -- Host Process for Windows Service
2260 -- SMSvcHost.exe -- SMSvcHost.exe
3296 -- CcmExec.exe -- CCM Executive
4764 -- Microsoft.Exchange.RpcClientAccess.Service.exe -- Microsoft.Exchange.RpcClientAccess.Service.exe
4868 -- Microsoft.Exchange.ServiceHost.exe -- Microsoft.Exchange.ServiceHost.exe
9980 -- w3wp.exe -- IIS Worker Process
15268 -- ServerManager.exe -- Server Manager

Airport won't print over the network

I have a basic HP Photosmart C4200 series printer. It works fine when I plug it directly into my computer but when I plug it into the router, it won't print and this message comes up : "Unable to read response header - short read"
When I delete/add the printer from Preferences, it finds the printer and establishes connection but when I try to print over the network, it gives me that error message.
A weird thing I found was that when connected to the airport, my printer shows up under the iDisks tab under the Airport Utilities instead of being in the Printers tab...

Welcome to the discussions!
A number of entry level printers are designed so that they will only work when they are connected directly to a computer, so that may possibly explain your problem.
To verify, you can work your way through Apple's troubleshooting guide to see if this is the case. If you've completed all the steps and still can't print, I think you have your answer.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1253
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1253

Printer HP Envy 4500 Series cannot be contacted over the network

My wireless printing chooses when it wants to work, and right now it's really acting up. It is connected wirelessly, it is the default printer, but after troubleshooting it is telling me "Printer HP Envy 4500 Series cannot be contacted over the network." What can I do to get printing again?

Hello featherfamily,
Welcome to the HP Forums.
I see that you are having an issue with the printer not connecting with a wireless connection.
Please click on the following link that deals with when the 'Printer is offline' Message Displays on the Computer and the Printer Does Not Print: Windows 7.
Please make sure that you have the printer power cable connected directly to a wall outlet and not a power bar/strip. Here is a document that uses a LaserJet printer as an example but it is meant for HP products in general. Please click on the following link that explains the Issues when Connected to an Uninterruptible Power Supply/Power Strip/Surge Protector.
If the troubleshooting does not help resolve your issue, I would then suggest calling HP's Technical Support to see about further options for you. If you are calling within North America, the number is 1-800-474-6836 and for all other regions, click here: click here.
Thanks for your time.
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Pinging a printer to see if it works over the network

I've been printing from a Windows 7 computer to a PSC C6180 over a wireless network. All of a sudden it stopped printing. I don't if a power surge or something blew some stuff out (the fax part is already gone) or if it is something else.
I removed the printer and removed the installed software in order to put it back in its "initial state."
Before I removed the software, I tried to add a network printer to see if that would do it. At the point in the process where it looks for printers, it didn't find it. It makes me wonder if it will work over the network at all, but I do note the blue 802.11g LED is lit.
Before I reinstall the software (AIO_CDA_FSW_Full_Win_WW.130_140.exe is what I have) I want to ping the printer and see if the computer can see it. What's the ping address?

Hello ErnieLane,
Please follow steps 1-4 described in Access the Embedded Web Server to print a configuration page, it will contain the current IP address (if any).
Hope this will help.
Regards,
AndOne
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