Guest tony fly Posted March 19, 2003 Report Posted March 19, 2003 Hi! Well after thanking everyone, I double checked everything. I deleted IPX, I using only TCPIP on two win2k boxes. (the same fresh install in both) this is the log I get on the simulator side: " ********* WideServer.DLL Log [version 5.41] ********* Using blocksize guide of 4096 bytes Date (dmy): 19/03/03, Time 16:55:01.480: Server name is TONY 30684 Initialising server socket now 30694 Server socket() failed [Error=10093] WINSOCK not initialised 30694 Failed to start Server! 34419 Auto restart after delayed stoppage! 34419 Initialising server socket now 34449 Server socket() failed [Error=10093] WINSOCK not initialised 34449 Failed to start Server! 34449 Server socket() failed [Error=10093] WINSOCK not initialised 34449 Failed to restart Server! " I searched for the error 10047 and it says that I'm trying to open a socket not supported ! ! I don't understand network that much ! so I'm back for help here's the server ini " ; PLEASE SEE the documentation for parameter details ; ================================================== [Config] UseTCPIP=yes Port=8002 ; ----------------------------------------------- [user] Log=Errors+ " I realy appreciate all the help I can get ! best tony :-(
Pete Dowson Posted March 20, 2003 Report Posted March 20, 2003 30694 Server socket() failed [Error=10093] WINSOCK not initialised You've got some really weird serious problem there. I've never seen Winsock respond like that. Maybe you have a corrupted copy of WideFS? If not I can only suggest going into the Device Manager, deleting your Network Adapter cards, and letting Windows re-install everything from scratch. There really isn't anything in WideFS to go wrong. It is simple code, copied direct from Microsoft examples, and has been working now for nearly 6 years. In all that time I have never once seen this error response. Sorry I cannot be of much help. I really don't know that much about Networks, so I always re-install when I get a problem, and if that doesn't work I go get a new Network card. Regards, Pete
katypluta Posted March 20, 2003 Report Posted March 20, 2003 Tony, This error usually means a misconfiguration in the network, I'd advise the same as Pete: remove all network components in both your W2k computers in the device manager and re-install client, network card drivers and the IP protocol on each machine. If you still get the same error there's either something very wrong with the OS, or with the network card or its drivers, what are they?
StuartWhelan Posted March 20, 2003 Report Posted March 20, 2003 Are you by chance running any firewalls on your PC's? Like zone alarm, which can stop a TCPIP process from becomming a server?
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