Aaron Ledger

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Did you look everywhere in the event viewer? Sometimes messages are scattered around. I think there’s a spot for setup logs IIRC.

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What type of modem? I played with this back in Vista time-frame and found that a lot of modems had issues with presenting CallerID information properly.

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I started looking over some documentation. Is your computer name over 15 characters or does it contain an underscore?

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Is it possible you need to uninstall the old WHS connector before installing WHS 2011 version? Or is it not installed/uninstalled already?

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Still not the end of the day Pacific time either.

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My SSD arrived! Newegg has to be one of the fastest shipping retailers ever.

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Another possibility is to house the InfiniTV in another PC and utilize it as a network tuner.

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You probably have no reason to use IPv6 right now. It is there for the one day you might.

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Pete Brown just posted on TGB that they hit a snag and hope to be up by end of the day tomorrow.

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The ARP table keeps track of the physical (MAC) addresses that are associated with IP addresses. Looking at your information, I can see that there is no entry for 192.168.1.139 in the client’s table and no entry for 192.168.1.101 in the server’s table. This means that what is most likely happening is the client is unable to resolve the “SERVER” name into an IP address.

Next thing, perform an “ipconfig /all” on each machine and see what it says. Also, just a random idea, try disabling IPv6 on WHS under the Network properties and see what happens.

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When you did arp -d on the server did you enter “arp -d <client IP>” and then on the client “arp -d <server IP>”. After that, ping from client and perform arp -a on server and client.

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I found the same thing with Cox.

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From what I understand FiOS is mainly Copy Freely CURRENTLY. If you subscribe to HBO or other premiums, they are more likely to be Copy Once.

Even if going forward with the thin-client PCs if everything is Copy Freely, you will still have issues with shared guide and where to store the recordings.

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Actually, that looks like an IPv6 address. Maybe you can start with the basics. perform arp -d on the server/client machines. Ping from the client using SERVER as the address and check to see if ARP worked (arp -a).

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While there are other extender devices, Netflix isn’t supported in the extender session unfortunately.

Sadly , to do exactly what you want to do will require some compromises.

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