Really need help withfastpush

swift · Post by **swift** » 2005-10-18 06:02

I am very new to this fastpush thingy, really need to to it to work.

got the ip of my other mc, but simply cant get it to install got this error 53, wat is it abt.

Can some kind soul help me out. THanks

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Claymon · Post by **Claymon** » 2005-10-18 12:11

swift wrote:I am very new to this fastpush thingy, really need to to it to work.

got the ip of my other mc, but simply cant get it to install got this error 53, wat is it abt.

In order to use FastPush you have to be able to authenticate via SMB, either with NetBIOS or MS-DS. Error 53 means basically that you aren't connected via SMB.

Can you "map a drive" to the remote computer with an account that is an administrator on that machine?

swift · Post by **swift** » 2005-10-18 14:05

should not be a problem, but how do i do tt and what status must comp be in ?

Claymon · Post by **Claymon** » 2005-10-18 14:18

swift wrote:should not be a problem, but how do i do tt and what status must comp be in ?

I just reread your message, but I'll leave my original quote below.

To map a drive, go into Explorer, then click Tools and Map Network Drive. The rest should be self explanatory.

What is "tt"?

You need to be able to map a drive as a local admin, so all that that entails. i.e., File and Printer sharing, disable/modify software firewalls, etc.

Can you map a drive as a local admin?

swift · Post by **swift** » 2005-10-18 14:22

"tt" that.

Okay, what you mean map a drive, from my remote pc. Yes I have all right to the remote pc.

Claymon wrote:
swift wrote:should not be a problem, but how do i do tt and what status must comp be in ?
What is "tt"?

You need to be able to map a drive as a local admin, so all that that entails. i.e., File and Printer sharing, disable/modify software firewalls, etc.

Can you map a drive as a local admin?

Claymon · Post by **Claymon** » 2005-10-18 14:27

So when you map a drive as a remote admin, then run FastPush, do you still get the error 53?

swift · Post by **swift** » 2005-10-18 15:00

Claymon wrote:So when you map a drive as a remote admin, then run FastPush, do you still get the error 53?

what would the cmdline and syntax look like?

swift · Post by **swift** » 2005-10-18 15:06

The final choice will be ultra.

*** LOGGING ON TO THE TARGET PC ***
The command completed successfully.

*** CHECKING SHARE ACCESS ***

Error: Access is denied.
Remote system drive found okay [].

Error: Access is denied.
Windows location found okay [c:\fastpush].

Error: Access is denied.
Program files location found okay [].

*** CHECK REMOTE PROGRAM FILES FOLDER ***

*** WARNING! ***
Access could to the remote Program Files location could not be confirmed.
Please check that the folder below exists:

What wrong got this error?

Claymon · Post by **Claymon** » 2005-10-18 16:36

OK. What share are you mapping to? Have you tried C$?

By default, if I understand correctly, Windows 2003 shares are Read-only when created.

I believe that FastPush looks for "c:\program files", but it has been updated to look for certain localized directory names.

Hey, if this doesn't work, then I'd like for you to try another script I have for pushing VNC. It isn't 1/10th of FastPush, but at least I understand everything that is going on inside of it.

sbostedor · Post by **sbostedor** » 2005-10-20 01:01

This sounds like the remote registry service isn't started.

sandgrub · Post by **sandgrub** » 2005-11-10 15:31

Hey if you need to push VNC quick.....

The SystemTools Remote Control Manager (STRCM) provides a mechanism for installation, configuration, access, and uninstallation of VNC. Full source code is also provided, under GNU licensing.

Configuration of the STRCM options is made through a standard .INI file. The STRCM uses this configuration information to determine remote control viewing, installation, and other options. Although the STRCM was primarily designed for automatic installation and management of VNC-based remote control products, its flexible design allows the use of many other remote control products.

http://www.systemtools.com/strcm/index.html

sbostedor · Post by **sbostedor** » 2005-11-10 15:38

sandgrub wrote:Hey if you need to push VNC quick.....

The SystemTools Remote Control Manager (STRCM) provides a mechanism for installation, configuration, access, and uninstallation of VNC. Full source code is also provided, under GNU licensing.

It doesn't support many of the UltraVNC features such as DSM encryption and MS-Auth. It is really no better than the fastpush script.

UltraVNC

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