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	Re: NetView & DSL? Posted by rawlogic on 02/23/2001 @ 11:07:32 PST In Reply to: NetView & DSL? posted by JackRunner on 02/03/2001 @ 09:53:34 PST [Follow Ups] [Post Followup] [Message Index] Raw Logic's NetView Scanner Suite has been tested and verified to work over DSL lines. I suspect that many NetView Scanner users scan over a DSL line. There could be a problem with the way that your DSL connection is implemented. The router that you are using may not be able to route the traffic required (especially UDP traffic), or may be blocking its use. I would recommend talking to the providers of your DSL line and ask them if it supports Microsoft File and Printer Sharing across the Interenet. If you feel that the problem is a "time out" issue, increase the time out value in NetView Scanner. Many digital subscriber providers block File and Print Sharing to protect their users. While limiting, it is safer for the unsophisticated user. : I have the same Problem with a DSL line. I used NetView on : to : scan an PC with a DSL internet-connection from my ISDN : connection. The scanned System is a WIN98-System with : shared : resources and no firewall. I tryed the Netview-option but : get : no hit's. After that i do a Port-Scan on this connection : and : get the Message: "Connection Timed out" quickly for each : Port : i scanned, again no hit's... : So I pinged the IP of the DSL-PC and get a Time to Live : expired from it. : Why I'm not abel to ping a DSL-PC over the internet? : NetView didn't work on DSL-connections? : : :Could you rephrase the question? I don't understand the : :problem. Please describe the exact steps that you are : :taking and state where the problem occurs. : : :: When I scan a range of IP Addresses and it comes across : a : :: valid IP it quickly says Connection Timed Out to the : right : :: then moves on, thus not logging to any of our IP's. I : have : :: done so in the past. Any suggestions? We recently : :: installed a business DSL line. Would that make any : :: difference? Thanks for your help. If anybody has any : :: suggestions, you may reach me at thuckstep@hotmail.com : :: Thanks again, : :: Taylor Follow Ups: Post a Followup Username: Password: Subject: Comments: : Raw Logic's NetView Scanner Suite has been tested and : verified to work over DSL lines. I suspect that many NetView : Scanner users scan over a DSL line. : There could be a problem with the way that your DSL : connection is implemented. The router that you are using may : not be able to route the traffic required (especially UDP : traffic), or may be blocking its use. : I would recommend talking to the providers of your DSL line : and ask them if it supports Microsoft File and Printer : Sharing across the Interenet. : If you feel that the problem is a "time out" issue, increase : the time out value in NetView Scanner. : Many digital subscriber providers block File and Print : Sharing to protect their users. While limiting, it is safer : for the unsophisticated user. : : I have the same Problem with a DSL line. I used NetView on : : to : : scan an PC with a DSL internet-connection from my ISDN : : connection. The scanned System is a WIN98-System with : : shared : : resources and no firewall. I tryed the Netview-option but : : get : : no hit's. After that i do a Port-Scan on this connection : : and : : get the Message: "Connection Timed out" quickly for each : : Port : : i scanned, again no hit's... : : So I pinged the IP of the DSL-PC and get a Time to Live : : expired from it. : : Why I'm not abel to ping a DSL-PC over the internet? : : NetView didn't work on DSL-connections? : : : : :Could you rephrase the question? I don't understand the : : :problem. Please describe the exact steps that you are : : :taking and state where the problem occurs. : : : : :: When I scan a range of IP Addresses and it comes across : : a : : :: valid IP it quickly says Connection Timed Out to the : : right : : :: then moves on, thus not logging to any of our IP's. I : : have : : :: done so in the past. Any suggestions? We recently : : :: installed a business DSL line. Would that make any : : :: difference? Thanks for your help. If anybody has any : : :: suggestions, you may reach me at thuckstep@hotmail.com : : :: Thanks again, : : :: Taylor Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: Don't have an account yet? Click here. If you have forgotten your password, click here.