WVC80N Recordingto Windows 7 Samba fails

I'm trying to setup my WVC80N to recording to Windows 7 Samba share but the authentication fails. The username and password are correct. I've tried this on two different Win7 shares but get the same authentication failure. When I intalled Win7, I had to setup a homegroup password. Do I need to do something else to enble normal filesharing in Win7?

Its not that, its the new security added by Win7 HomeGroup. MS basically broke all backwards compatibility with Windows File Sharing. You'll need to disable the HomeGroup feature to write to Win 7 file share using Samba protocol on this camera. I just read a 12MB doc MS produced talking about how easy they made file sharing with Win 7. My recommendation is to not use the HomeGroup feature unless you are all Windows 7.

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Task Category: None
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Keywords:
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Hi All,
I have a question with respect to SCOM 2012 / 2012 R2 windows agent fail over.
For example i have only 400 windows agents and i have 2 MS in my environment. So 200 windows agents are managed by MS1 and the rest 200 are managed by the MS2.
What i want to know is if either of the MS (MS1 or MS2) Shutdown / restart or any thing happens to them, Do the agents automatically fail over to the other MS ? As i have not configured ant thing for this as i don't know.
So is there any configuration to be done for the above to happen after the deployment of both the management servers is done before discovering the agents or does it automatically understand take the rest 200 agents thinking that the other MS is down ?
Gautam.75801
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Gateways should be configured to failover between the Gateways. Cross platform agents report to a resource pool, so that happens automagically as well.
To confirm your scenario, simply run the Get-SCOMAgent cmdlet.
To test you can do the following, assuming first agent in the array isn't a Management Server/Gateway :)
$SCOMAgents = get-scomagent
$SCOMAgents[0].PrimaryManagementServerName
$SCOMAgents[0].GetFailoverManagementServers()
Supporting article:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/jimmyharper/archive/2010/07/23/powershell-commands-to-configure-gateway-server-agent-failover.aspx

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Am 24.07.2014 um 19:13 schrieb Jeff A Wright <[email protected]>:
Installing InDesign CC 2014 on Windows 7 fails with error EX11 (error extracting to temporary folder).
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