You are delivering a fantastic service, and I’m a really happy Premium user, there is not much missing from your service except a few artists, but we all know your working on that to give us the best service available, but there is one thing i miss, that i think you easily can implement in the software, and that is a better way to organize playlist.  I don’t mean anything fancy, at least no yet. But can’t you please implement the opportunity to sort our playlist into folders?

Best regards
Julian

The first thing i noticed is that I no longer can copy/paste the complete license key, but have to copy/paste one and one group of characters into the install wizard. I liked it better the old way.

Looking forward to see if there is some big changes, I was after all already very happy whit the BETA version

• You can not administer all DHCP scopes from one sentral server and replicate it out to your different sites.
• You can not have to replicated DHCP servers in the same scope for fail-over.

This is basics in all the others Microsoft Servers services, I miss this, it would make networks so much easier to administer.

So way not?

At first glance it seems relay cool! So now i only need some friends whit Wave to communicate with

I’ll keep you posted!

I’m drunk in bed in a hotel room with my brother and you wanna know way i don’t wanna watch porn

Charlie Harper (Charlie Sheen) – Two and a half men
Season 7, episode 2

Please, if I had a nickel for every time a girl dumped me, disapeared for five years and came back as a guy, I’d have A NICKEL!

Charlie Harper (Charlie Sheen) – Two and a half men
Season 1, episode 18

I found a article at Microsoft: “Internet firewalls can prevent browsing and file sharing” and there i found all the ports that where used for file sharing:

• Microsoft file sharing SMB: User Datagram Protocol (UDP) ports from 135 through 139 and Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) ports from 135 through 139.
• Direct-hosted SMB traffic without a network basic input/output system (NetBIOS): port 445 (TCP and UPD).

And after reading that i started looking at the F-Secure Firewall services again and found two services. “SMB over TCP/IP (TCP)” and “SMB over TCP/IP (UDP)” witch in fact does the same as i did yesterday by opening port 445.

So, I’m sorry to have blamed F-Secure before checking better but after finding the “Windows file sharing and network printers” service i just didn’t think about looking for an SMB service, sorry, my bad.

On the other side, i think that thees services should have another name because a normal user probably don’t know what SMB is, but might still want to share files. So a tips to -F-Secure this time is to give this services a better name.

The F-Secure service named “Windows file sharing and network printers” only open TCP port 139 while Windows file sharing wants to use TCP port 445. So I created a new service for port 445 and added it to the rule and then file sharing worked fine…

I think TCP port 445 should be added to the “Windows file sharing and network printers” service.

Update:

I was wrong. Sorry, my bad.

I have tested with different profiles and it has not worked on any of them. But a few days ago i noticed that if i use the office firewall profile I’m not able to open for file sharing because it’s denied in a later rule by default, and that’s a rule I cannot change. So if I allow file sharing in a rule i create myself, it will just be denied by the default rule afterwords.

Shouldn’t I be able to choose for myself if I want to share my files in an office environment? I want to be able to change that rule, or even remove it…