On 6/5/2010 11:07 AM, xdoc wrote:
> Every time when the server take buck-up from any pc (automatically or
> manual) then disappear from the network and
>
> Cannot logon using remote desktop (error message:"This computer cannot
> connect to you home server. Check you network connection and make sure
> your home server is powered on. If you home server has recently
> restarted, try again in a few minutes.")
>
> Cannot logon to Window Home Server Console from any pc (the same error
> message)
>
> Cannot access shared folders
>
> Tray icon is gray it say (the pc not connected to server)
>
>
>
It could be your router or switch that is causing the issue, especially
if you're having problems accessing the server from outside of your
network (which you haven't mentioned).
After taking care of the the solutions that Daniel suggested, try
powering off all of the computers in your network (including the server
and anything else that's connected directly to the router/modem/switch)
and unplugging your router/modem/switch for about 30 seconds. After you
plug the router/modem/switch back in, power the server on first, then
anything else with a static IP address, and finally anything else that
you have connected. This should prevent conflicts with IP addresses,
and hopefully resolve the problem (possibly temporarily or permanently).
If this does fix the problem, and it returns at a later point in time,
then you may want to consider the router to be the problem. Otherwise,
it could just be an intermittent issue.
I specified router/modem/switch, because I don't know whether you have a
modem that provides routing, or a router or switch that connects the
devices together. So, whichever you have, that will be what you want to
unplug (or you can unplug them all. Just make sure you plug the modem
in before the router or switch).
Hope this helps, and have a great day:)
Patrick.
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