Thanks for your tip, Jeremy. I did a lot of searching the web some info on
this problem and what ended up working for me was to delete and then
re-create the Foldershare libraries. That seemed to do the trick, without
having to change any of Norton's settings.
Jason
"Jeremy Epling [MSFT]" <JeremyEplingMSFT@xxxxxx> wrote in
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> You need to configure Norton Internet Security to allow FolderShare to
> establish connections. I found some instructions @
> http://solutions.symantec.com/sdccom...070913064624EN .
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> I hope it helps.
>
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> Jeremy Epling
> Lead Program Manager - Windows Live FolderShare
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> "Jason Saffer" wrote:
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>> Hi all,
>>
>> I've been enjoying Foldershare for months now, but have now run into a
>> problem where there is no synching going on between my home Windows XP
>> desktop and my work Vista laptop. These same machines were synching fine
>> until today, when I installed Norton Internet Security on one machine and
>> upgraded Norton on the other machine.
>>
>> Both machines have the taskbar icon saying "Foldershare Satellite Online
>> (behind NAT)." So it looks like I'm connected to the Foldershare server,
>> I
>> guess. But when I change one Word file on one machine, it doesn't synch
>> with
>> the Word file on the other machine. I've got libraries set up to synch
>> all
>> files in my Winword folder. When I got the Foldershare website, I see the
>> Winword folder set up correctly.
>>
>> When I do a test of my settings, I see that the Port Settings indicate
>> that
>> the four ports listed on OK for initiating connections but they all say
>> Blocked for accepting connections. If that's the problem, I'm not quite
>> sure
>> how to fix it.
>>
>> Like I said, all was working fine for months until today.
>>
>> I could use help on this, as specific as possible. Thanks very much.
>>
>> Jason
>>
>>
>>
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