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Hey, Make sure that your ISP doesnt block port 80. I was having the same prob and didnt even think that port 80 could be blocked and it was. Also, you can keep the ip address as your network IP (192.168.1.#) and have no probs. The only thing you have to do is make sure that you have port...

I have another question. Can you have a folder sync in one direction, eg. folder a to folder b but not folder b to a? When I download files on one of my desktops like an mp3, I would like to have it go to a folder on my server. I really dont want all the mp3s on all the machines so I dont...

Thanks for sort of clearing that up :) I have some more questions. I have my Maya 4 Scene files sync at the boot up but i dont know how. What would be the best way to get these files to backup to my server? Also you mentioned about the way that my files sync. What are the ways that they...

I forgot my other question. When my files sync at the start of windows it keeps trying to sync with a computer that is no longer on the network. I have tried all kind of stuff to get rid of that computer but it still tries to sync with it every bootup. Anyone know whats going on? This is a...

Question. I know what a mapped drive is and I know how to get files to synchronize but why would you use one over the other? What are the benefits and what are the downfalls of using one or the other. What are the differences and when should you use one over the other(I think i said that...

I forgot to check the obvious!!! My ISP blocks port 80 to stop customers from running a web server. You gotta love Optimum Online :)

IIS doesnt get installed by default, you have to install it after the initial installation of XP. Go to add/remove programs, then add windows components and install Internet Information Service or you can just install the Windows XP dsk and when the XP menu comes up, pick add new components I...

Im having the same problem trying to run the site from home using IIS 5.1 in Windows XP. My home network can see the site but no one else can. I have a Linksys router with the port forwarding set to forward port 80 to 192.168.1.2 which is the IP of the computer that serves the site. Only the...