Hi Paul,<br /><br />shame on me, but I don't understand your answer.<br /><br />To make it clear, I copy the documentation and assign the steps I did.<br />I marked my actions --- STEP 1 --- and so on.<br />(please forgive the long post):<br /><br />1. On your Windows server, click Start > Control Panel > Network Connections > Local Area<br />Connection.<br />2. On the Local Area Connection Status window, click Properties, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) from<br />the list of available connections, and then click Properties.<br />3. On the General tab, select Use the following IP address and do the following:<br />● Under Use the following IP address panel, specify a static IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway<br /><br />------ STEP 1 -----<br />Just checked the static ip-address etc., as already set<br />------ STEP 1 -----<br /><br />● Under Use the following DNS server addresses panel, specify a preferred DNS server and an<br />alternate DNS server.<br /><br />--- STEP 2 -----<br />Just checked as already set<br />--- STEP 2 -----<br /><br />4. Click Advanced and do the following:<br />● On the WINS tab, select the Enable LMHOSTS lookup (if not already selected) and Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP options.<br /><br />---- STEP 3 ----<br />LMHOSTS already set<br />SET Enable Netbios over TCP/IP<br />--- STEP 3 ----<br /><br />On the IP Settings tab, click Add and in the TCP/IP Address window, specify a static IP address and subnet mask for the network server hosting the shared directory, and then click OK.<br />Note: The IP address configured must be a new static IP address, separate from the IP address already assigned to this machine, that is not allocated to any other computer in the network.<br /><br />--- STEP 4 ----<br />Add the additional unused ip-address:<br />158.234.181.106 = ip-address of server<br />158.234.181.108 = new unused ip-address<br />--- STEP 4 ----<br /><br />● Close all the windows opened in steps 1 to 4.<br /><br />5. On your Windows server, click Start > Run, type regedit and click OK.<br />6. Locate HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Services > NetBT > Parameters.<br />7. Modify or add the registry entry for SMB devices by doing one of the following:<br />● (Modify) Right click SMBDeviceEnabled and select Modify, then change the REG_DWORD value to 0 and click OK.<br />● (Add) Right click on the Parameters folder and select New > DWORD value and add a new<br />REG_DWORD entry named SMBDeviceEnabled with value 0.<br /><br />--- STEP 5 ---<br />SMBDeviceEnbabled = 0<br />--- STEP 5 ---<br /><br />8. (JBoss turnkey installation) Add the Java options in the registry where the other JVM arguments are defined by doing the following:<br />● Click Start > Run, type regedit and click OK.<br />● Locate HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Services > [appserver] for LiveCycle ES > Parameters, then right click Parameters and select New > String Value.<br />● Type the name JVM Option Number <next available> and the value -Dcifs.enabled=true,<br />then click OK.<br /><br />--- STEP 6 ---<br />JVM Option Number 16 = -Dcifs.enabled=true<br />--- STEP 6 ---<br /><br />● Create a second JVM Option Number <next available> with the value<br />-Dcifs.bindto=<alternate IP address>, then click OK.<br /><br />--- STEP 7 ---<br />JVM Option Number 17 = -Dcifs.bindto=158.234.181.108<br />--- STEP 7 ---<br /><br />● Right click the JVM Option Count DWORD and select Modify. In the Edit DWORD Value box, select Base as decimal and increment the value data integer by 2, then click OK.<br /><br />--- STEP 8 ---<br />JVM Option Count = 19 (Decimal)<br />--- STEP 8 ---<br /><br />10. Restart the application server.<br /><br />--- STEP 9 ---<br />Restart JBOSS for Adobe LiveCycle ES<br />--- STEP 9 ---<br /><br />11. Add one or more directory providers, using ActiveDirectory as the directory server. For the Server IP address, use the IP address of the domain controller computer.<br /><br />--- STEP 10 ---<br />??? sorry, dont know where and what to add ???<br />--- STEP 10 ---<br /><br />Regards<br /><br />Martin