Windows machine named video.  I've got bacula running on debian, and bconsole works on the debian machine.  I can ping my debian from my windows and vice versa.  I cannot get bconsole to start.  I started bacula-fd.exe on the windows machine to create a trace file.  It tells me:

bacula-fd: filed/filed_conf.c:452-0 Inserting director res: video-mon
video-fd: lib/bsys.c:510-0 Could not open state file. sfd=-1 size=192: ERR=No such file or directory
video-fd: filed/filed.c:276-0 filed: listening on port 9102
video-fd: lib/bnet_server.c:112-0 Addresses host[ipv4:0.0.0.0:9102]
bacula-fd: filed/filed_conf.c:454-0 Inserting director res: video-mon
bacula-fd: filed/filed_conf.c:454-0 Inserting director res: video-mon
bacula-fd: filed/filed_conf.c:454-0 Inserting director res: video-mon
video-fd: lib/bsys.c:510-0 Could not open state file. sfd=-1 size=192: ERR=No such file or directory
video-fd: lib/plugins.c:109-0 load_plugins
video-fd: lib/plugins.c:151-0 Found plugin: name=exchange-fd.dll len=15
video-fd: lib/plugins.c:77-0 Got plugin=exchange-fd.dll but not accepted.
video-fd: lib/plugins.c:136-0 Failed to find any plugins in G:\Program Files\Bacula\plugins
video-fd: filed/filed.c:276-0 filed: listening on port 9102
video-fd: lib/bnet_server.c:95-0 Addresses host[ipv4:0.0.0.0:9102]

So, I know I have something missing, but I cannot seem to figure out what that something is.   My windows main drive is G:, an unusual setup issue when windows was installed.  Using the latest windows binaries, my debian install is not the latest, if it matters.  I was equally unsuccessful using an older version of the windows binaries.