Losing Patience

cmezza

First it was the adapters settings changing on their own; yes mirroring Windows settings for the network type, but that's another problem. That was finally fixed by uninstalling/reinstalling TS2013... I've been using the settings recommended on the pinned topics.

More often than I'd like, the firewall keeps me from working normally, like copying a file to another machine on the network. Yes, simply moving from the BD 'protected' machine is impossible without deactivating the firewall. Why on earth could I remote control (RDP) a machine and not copy a file to said machine ???

Please, help me understand what I may be doing wrong ?! How can I tell the FW to just leave my domain alone ?

* Network type to Home/Office

* Stealth mode to Off

* Generic to YES and click Close.

>> all DONE

Set the zone: 2a01:xxx:xxxx:xxxx::/64 and 192.168.0.0/24 (even FE80:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000/64) DONE

Nothing helps. Should I enter each and every machine on the network specifically ?

As mentioned, this is an IPv4/v6 domain network (home lab), with DC, file server and whatnot as VMs hosted on a different machine, the issue is with my Windows 8 Pro own computer, with Intel LAN teaming enabled.

Any suggestion before drastic measures ? Thank you!

Georgia

Hello,

A quick solution for the encountered issue is to upgrade to The New Bitdefender. The upgrade is absolutely free of charge and due to the many improvements brought to this lineup any issues you may have encountered with your current product are now solved.

In order to upgrade to the new version please follow the steps below:

http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?act...f=366&id=58

From now on, post in this area of the forum in case you encounter further issues after the upgrade:

http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?showforum=360

Thank you.