SynApsus
September 4th, 2006, 14:10
Hello !
I have done a lot of researches over the Internet, but without success.
After having spent a whole day trying to make Sice ( DS 3.2 ) function properly on remote under VMWare ( Host : XP SP2, Target : Win2k SP4 ), I obtained an error message from the SIRemote program at the very last step :
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Attempting direct link connection over named pipe to \\.\pipe\com_1
Initialized
Opened
Authenticating...Unable to connect to target machine on pipe
(Press any key to continue)
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I really don't see from where the issue is coming.
Nevertheless, the remote debug with WinDBG was working well.
I tested loads of parameters, like adding /DEBUG options in the boot.ini, different configurations of the virtual serial ports/pipes, and even in Filemon I saw that the requests to the pipe were successful.
Authentication... network ?? Don't know, and there is the problem.
If u guys know a solution... Thanks anyway.
I have done a lot of researches over the Internet, but without success.
After having spent a whole day trying to make Sice ( DS 3.2 ) function properly on remote under VMWare ( Host : XP SP2, Target : Win2k SP4 ), I obtained an error message from the SIRemote program at the very last step :
_________________________________________________________
Attempting direct link connection over named pipe to \\.\pipe\com_1
Initialized
Opened
Authenticating...Unable to connect to target machine on pipe
(Press any key to continue)
_________________________________________________________
I really don't see from where the issue is coming.
Nevertheless, the remote debug with WinDBG was working well.
I tested loads of parameters, like adding /DEBUG options in the boot.ini, different configurations of the virtual serial ports/pipes, and even in Filemon I saw that the requests to the pipe were successful.
Authentication... network ?? Don't know, and there is the problem.
If u guys know a solution... Thanks anyway.