AboutHrire Mikaelian Expertise Windows 95/98/2000/XP/Vista workstation and Windows 2000/2003 server networking, Group Policy and wireless configurations. Have knowledge about workstation Ghosting, and also the ins and outs of hardware troubleshooting.
Experience 15 years of experience as a hobbyist and Senior Systems Administrator
Education/Credentials BA, BCom in Information Technology Management. No IT certifications. However, I have taken several Windows, Novell and Networking courses.
Question Hi Hrire,
my current machine A cannot connect to another machine B with noip service(DDNS) via the registered DNS.
but coonecting to it via IP address is OK.
i've try other machine C to do the same thing to machine B.
it's ok too.
so there must be something wrong with my machines A.
But I connect to other machines(via ip or DNS)using A
with NO problems.
But anytime when A try to connect to the DDNS machine.
it fail.
that A is installed with MS XP.
all info I can provide now is listed above.
I can provide more info if you need.
can you help me solve this stuff.?
Answer Hi There.
I am going to to suggest that you disable any firewall or antivirus on the machine B. There might be items that block DDNS and other services through the firewall or your virusscan software.
If things work after this, then you can try to create exclusions to virus rules, so that you can enable your virus scanner, but at the same time allow DDNS and other needed services to connect to that station.
