StarWind Software

Hello, I'm trying to use the starport free edition to connect to an AoE target, but after selecting that I would like to add an AoE device, the dialog prompts me to choose an adapter, and there are none listed.

I saw another thread with the same issue posted in 2008 by another user who had simply reinstalled the software to fix the issue, but this does me no good. I have installed and rebooted, then attempted to add an AoE device and still get the same lack of adapters to choose from.

I am running:
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
EVGA 780i SLi motherboard with built-in dual GigE ports (nVidia nforce drivers)

I also have a Broadcom 802.11n wireless-n adapter by linksys. I disabled the network bridge that I had set up to bridge the wired ethernet over the wireless LAN thinking that that had been the problem, but it is now deleted and all the network connections are set up manually with no bridge.

Is this an issue where x64 drivers aren't available for some reason?

I am seeing an identical issue running:

Windows Server 2008 R2
Dell Power Edge server (I think it's a 1950, but may be an 1850)
Intel Pro/1000 MT Ethernet (MS driver version 8.4.1.0)

Thanks!

Do you use StarPort 5.5 or older builds?

I have the same problem. I am running version 5.5 in both Windows 7 64-bit and Windows Vista 64-bit. Neither of them give me a netowrk adapter to select.

Yes, version 5.5 (most recent found on the website).

Sorry for such delay. Now our R&D department is investigating your case, and will fix it in next few days.
Thank you for feedback.

5.5 here as well.

Thanks!

Our R&D team has released new build of StarPort, that contains fixes of your problems. For now it`s available only as closed beta build, so if you can subscribe to our beta program here - http://www.starwindsoftware.com/beta-testing-program to get this build ASAP.

Any update on this yet?

We are having similar issue with the 5.5 version on Windows 2008 Standard Ed. x64

Thanks!

Did you follow the link, download latest AoE Initiator and try it?

mccoolit wrote:Any update on this yet?

We are having similar issue with the 5.5 version on Windows 2008 Standard Ed. x64

Thanks!

I tried to access this URL - http://www.starwindsoftware.com/forums/ ... t2072.html - and i received "You are not authorised to read this forum."

anton (staff) wrote:Did you follow the link, download latest AoE Initiator and try it?

mccoolit wrote:Any update on this yet?

We are having similar issue with the 5.5 version on Windows 2008 Standard Ed. x64

Thanks!

You need to be a member of Beta Team to have access to the non-public versions. Registration is here:

http://www.starwindsoftware.com/beta-testing-program

mccoolit wrote:I tried to access this URL - http://www.starwindsoftware.com/forums/ ... t2072.html - and i received "You are not authorised to read this forum."

anton (staff) wrote:Did you follow the link, download latest AoE Initiator and try it?

mccoolit wrote:Any update on this yet?

We are having similar issue with the 5.5 version on Windows 2008 Standard Ed. x64

Thanks!

Thanks for the reply, and I did register but i never got an email.

I submitted a request/registration again just in case.

Thanks!

anton (staff) wrote:You need to be a member of Beta Team to have access to the non-public versions. Registration is here:

http://www.starwindsoftware.com/beta-testing-program

If you've used non-corporate e-mail or had sumbited questionable registration information your request could be rejected. You can drop a message to support@starwindsoftware.com with your registration details (e-mail at least) so we could authorize you manually.

mccoolit wrote:Thanks for the reply, and I did register but i never got an email.

I submitted a request/registration again just in case.

Thanks!

anton (staff) wrote:You need to be a member of Beta Team to have access to the non-public versions. Registration is here:

http://www.starwindsoftware.com/beta-testing-program