I need to copy some files from from a server to other computers that I only know the IP address. I know the source file and the destination file. I am using Windows 2008 R2.
You have few options like
Go with Microsoft synctoy
FTP
Develop a client/server application responsible for reading/writing files.
winscp
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My work has strict data policies that don't allow data to be stored locally. I am partly doing a project in SAS but the last step would be much much better in R.
Normally I use Windows Remote Desktop Connection to connect to a remote server and then use WinSCP to connect to the shared drive from that server where the data is stored, and do SAS from that server, which has access natively to the remote server's shared drive.
I have R Studio locally installed, and installed on the server, but no idea how to point it to the shared drive folder I need.
I have the folder address, the computer name, and my credentials.
I have tried mapping a network drive to the desired folder from the remote server.
I have included both the full server path and the \computer_name\full\file\path
(The computer name is of the form blahblah.vsp.sas.com)
I have tried searching stack exchange and Google.
I have an application(virtual folder defining as an application)in IIS Manager from Windows Server 2012 R2. I want to have access to my application from a client distant machine.
when i type this URL http://xx.xxx.xxx.xx/App/Convert.asmx?WSDL for example on the server's browser it's working. But when i try it with my local machine. it's not working.
I ping the server's IP address from my machine in the cmd and the ping is successful.
Sorry for my english and thanks for your help.
I can offer you this steps just follow carefully.
It begins from creating a Webservice to Deployment and Calling it to another project.
Good Luck!
I have a sftp server and I developed a interface website between users and sftp files using c#.NET and SharpSSH for download,upload file operations etc
Here is my problem: downloading a file from sftp to my computer works perfect. It copies the file to anywhere I want. But after I publish the website from a server, it doesn't work. Because I couldn't copy file to neither a directory in that server or client's computer. It isn't allowed default I think..
How can I solve to download a file from sftp to client computer issue using sharpssh?
Thanks..
In my ASP.NET application I have ftpdata folder, there is an MS Access 2010 file e.g. somename.accdb.
On my local computer (Win XP), there is no problem to connect with OleDb to this file and read write datas into and from tables.
But on server (Windows Server 2008), I cannot connect to the same file like on localhost.
Can you help me, please, where problem could be?
Finally, I found solution of problem.
There was not installed 2010 Data Connectivity Components on the server.
The windows user that your application pool is running in does probably not have read access to the directory/file
You need either direct access through the file system or SMB networking access (via a share defined on the server). If the FTP folder has an SMB share name, use that to get to it, but it's likely not shared (since it's purpose is for FTP access, not SMB access).
Installing the 2010 Data Connectivity Drivers does not seem to work, what worked for me was to set the corresponding website application pool in IIS to enable 32-Bit applications.
Official Microsoft Reference:
I wanted to run a .net application on a laptop. I created the application(aspx pages and SQL database) on a computer that has VS 08 installed. Now i wanted to run this application on a laptop that does not have SQL sever 2005 installed.
As far as the aspx pages if i publish them to a zip drive copy it to my laptop and go into IIS and define a new virtual directory to point where my pages are that should work RIGHT??
Now for the database i don't know what i need to do
any ideas???
Publish the web app to a folder on the laptop and create an IIS Virtual directory pointing to that folder.
As for the DB, install an express version of SQL Server (http://www.microsoft.com/express/Database/) and
point you web app at them.
Have you considered using SQL Server Compact Edition? This will allow you to move the db around with the application.
You need to install sql server on the client(laptop) so you can run the application properly
As far as the aspx pages if i publish
them to a zip drive copy it to my
laptop and go into IIS and define a
new virtual directory to point where
my pages are that should work RIGHT??
Yes this should work.
As for the database, you'll need to install it on the computer you are running IIS on and copy the schema and data over or (I would recommend this way) have your code connect to a server which has the database on it.
You need to install at a minimum SQL Server 2005 express edition. You may also need to change the connection settings for your application, which may be in your .config file(depending on how you did your conneciton in your application) and depending on whether the server instance and database name you choose are different from what you used on your development computer.