A Minor Hub Problem

FireSeerX · Post by **FireSeerX** » 2004-05-04 02:43

Hi!
Im kinda new to these things, and decided to start up a hub to share files, for my network collegues. I downloaded this program called Shadows Direct Connect Hub and followed the stes from this topic:
http://shadowdc.sourceforge.net/forums/ ... ?topic=297

All users can connect and everything works fine exept one thing:
No one can connect to another user, and view their files or such. Not even download the filelist, without getting "Connection Timeout". Anyone that can help me with this?

Thanks in regards. Your's sincerly ~Tuvis

BSOD2600 · Post by **BSOD2600** » 2004-05-04 18:02

This is unlikely a hub issue. read Connection timeouts FAQ for the most likely cause.

If the same users go into another hub, do they have the same problems ?

FireSeerX · Post by **FireSeerX** » 2004-05-04 21:18

BSOD2600 wrote:This is unlikely a hub issue. read Connection timeouts FAQ for the most likely cause.

If the same users go into another hub, do they have the same problems ?

Nope. It just appears on my HUB.
I also dont have any FireWall installed or in use as well, if thats to some help.

Xan1977 · Post by **Xan1977** » 2004-05-04 22:21

FireSeerX wrote:Im kinda new to these things, and decided to start up a hub to share files, for my network collegues.

Are we talking LAN? If it's NAT'd and you don't have access to the routing device, then they will all have to be in passive mode and passive mode <-> passive mode = null.

FireSeerX · Post by **FireSeerX** » 2004-05-05 09:55

Xan1977 wrote:
FireSeerX wrote:Im kinda new to these things, and decided to start up a hub to share files, for my network collegues.
Are we talking LAN? If it's NAT'd and you don't have access to the routing device, then they will all have to be in passive mode and passive mode <-> passive mode = null.

No, its world wide.
No intranet, or such.