Computer can't be pinged, Tracert'd, Wont allow RDP, or PSSessoin. What am I missing?
Device is running Windows 7 and has all updates
Confirmed network connectivity and can ping and tracert to whomever it wants even though no device can ping/tracert to it.
Remote protocol is enabled (Same as others that I can get into)
The group policy settings in WinRM is correctly configured, and PSRemoting is enabled. (Same as others that I can start a session with)
Freshly installed printer it's housing is listed on active directory but can't be connected to.
Is there something I'm overlooking? I feel like the answers either going to be right under my nose or something wildly obscure.
windows-7 remote-desktop powershell printer ping
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Device is running Windows 7 and has all updates
Confirmed network connectivity and can ping and tracert to whomever it wants even though no device can ping/tracert to it.
Remote protocol is enabled (Same as others that I can get into)
The group policy settings in WinRM is correctly configured, and PSRemoting is enabled. (Same as others that I can start a session with)
Freshly installed printer it's housing is listed on active directory but can't be connected to.
Is there something I'm overlooking? I feel like the answers either going to be right under my nose or something wildly obscure.
windows-7 remote-desktop powershell printer ping
edited Jan 18 at 2:30
JakeGould
31.8k1098140
asked Jan 18 at 2:19
Officer_NarcOfficer_Narc
1
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Firewall? Either the Windows Firewall on the device itself, or a firewall between it and other machines.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 2:29
Unfortunately no the firewall settings allow all the above. I really cant drill down to any reason why this machine is being so stubborn
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 3:58
My next step would be to capture packets (wireshark.org) on the offending machine and see if the pings are either A) getting to it, and not being returned; or B) not getting to it. That could narrow it down.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 15:15
Thanks, that helped.
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 22:42
Did you resolve the problem?
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 23:29
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Device is running Windows 7 and has all updates
Confirmed network connectivity and can ping and tracert to whomever it wants even though no device can ping/tracert to it.
Remote protocol is enabled (Same as others that I can get into)
The group policy settings in WinRM is correctly configured, and PSRemoting is enabled. (Same as others that I can start a session with)
Freshly installed printer it's housing is listed on active directory but can't be connected to.
Is there something I'm overlooking? I feel like the answers either going to be right under my nose or something wildly obscure.
windows-7 remote-desktop powershell printer ping
edited Jan 18 at 2:30
JakeGould
31.8k1098140
asked Jan 18 at 2:19
Officer_NarcOfficer_Narc
1
Device is running Windows 7 and has all updates
Confirmed network connectivity and can ping and tracert to whomever it wants even though no device can ping/tracert to it.
Remote protocol is enabled (Same as others that I can get into)
The group policy settings in WinRM is correctly configured, and PSRemoting is enabled. (Same as others that I can start a session with)
Freshly installed printer it's housing is listed on active directory but can't be connected to.
Is there something I'm overlooking? I feel like the answers either going to be right under my nose or something wildly obscure.
windows-7 remote-desktop powershell printer ping
windows-7 remote-desktop powershell printer ping
edited Jan 18 at 2:30
JakeGould
31.8k1098140
asked Jan 18 at 2:19
Officer_NarcOfficer_Narc
1
edited Jan 18 at 2:30
JakeGould
31.8k1098140
asked Jan 18 at 2:19
Officer_NarcOfficer_Narc
1
edited Jan 18 at 2:30
JakeGould
31.8k1098140
edited Jan 18 at 2:30
JakeGould
31.8k1098140
edited Jan 18 at 2:30
JakeGould
31.8k1098140
31.8k1098140
asked Jan 18 at 2:19
Officer_NarcOfficer_Narc
1
asked Jan 18 at 2:19
Officer_NarcOfficer_Narc
1
asked Jan 18 at 2:19
Officer_NarcOfficer_Narc
1
1
4
Firewall? Either the Windows Firewall on the device itself, or a firewall between it and other machines.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 2:29
Unfortunately no the firewall settings allow all the above. I really cant drill down to any reason why this machine is being so stubborn
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 3:58
My next step would be to capture packets (wireshark.org) on the offending machine and see if the pings are either A) getting to it, and not being returned; or B) not getting to it. That could narrow it down.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 15:15
Thanks, that helped.
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 22:42
Did you resolve the problem?
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 23:29
add a comment |
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Firewall? Either the Windows Firewall on the device itself, or a firewall between it and other machines.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 2:29
Unfortunately no the firewall settings allow all the above. I really cant drill down to any reason why this machine is being so stubborn
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 3:58
My next step would be to capture packets (wireshark.org) on the offending machine and see if the pings are either A) getting to it, and not being returned; or B) not getting to it. That could narrow it down.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 15:15
Thanks, that helped.
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 22:42
Did you resolve the problem?
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 23:29
4
4
Firewall? Either the Windows Firewall on the device itself, or a firewall between it and other machines.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 2:29
Firewall? Either the Windows Firewall on the device itself, or a firewall between it and other machines.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 2:29
Unfortunately no the firewall settings allow all the above. I really cant drill down to any reason why this machine is being so stubborn
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 3:58
Unfortunately no the firewall settings allow all the above. I really cant drill down to any reason why this machine is being so stubborn
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 3:58
My next step would be to capture packets (wireshark.org) on the offending machine and see if the pings are either A) getting to it, and not being returned; or B) not getting to it. That could narrow it down.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 15:15
My next step would be to capture packets (wireshark.org) on the offending machine and see if the pings are either A) getting to it, and not being returned; or B) not getting to it. That could narrow it down.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 15:15
Thanks, that helped.
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 22:42
Thanks, that helped.
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 22:42
Did you resolve the problem?
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 23:29
Did you resolve the problem?
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 23:29
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Firewall? Either the Windows Firewall on the device itself, or a firewall between it and other machines.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 2:29
Unfortunately no the firewall settings allow all the above. I really cant drill down to any reason why this machine is being so stubborn
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 3:58
My next step would be to capture packets (wireshark.org) on the offending machine and see if the pings are either A) getting to it, and not being returned; or B) not getting to it. That could narrow it down.
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 15:15
Thanks, that helped.
– Officer_Narc
Jan 18 at 22:42
Did you resolve the problem?
– Doug Deden
Jan 18 at 23:29