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    - POP3 Failed to check the POP3 account I have been trying to figure out why I get these two error messages in Event Viewer alternating for a while, then connect and get all the mail downloaded, only to start doing it again a bit later. Eventually I get all the mail, but of course with great delay due to this problem. Does it look like a problem on my end or on yahoo's end? Event Type: Error Event Source: POP3 Connector Event Category: Download Event ID: 12050 Date: 9/10/2003 Time: 10:31:07 PM User: N/A Computer: SBS Description: POP3: Failed to check the POP3 account for acsokai at host pop.mail.yahoo.com on port 110. The error is 10060 Event Type: Error Event Source: POP3 Connector Event Category: Download Event ID: 12050 Date: 9/10/2003 Time: 10:16:08 PM User: N/A Computer: SBS Description: POP3: Failed to check the POP3 account for acsokai at host pop.mail.yahoo.com on port 110. The error is 10060 Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129298
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    - Non Related Accounting System ? I am sorry to post this question here, - I just know that there are a lot of very good people who - respond to this newsgroup. Does any one have suggestions or pros/ cons they can share comparing Quickbooks Premier vs MS Small Business Manager? Thank you John Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129283
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    - Closing user accounts Hi When it comes time to closing users, what do people do? I know I can either disable the user or delete them totally. However, what will happen to the users email files? Is there a way that I can create a new OU titled "ex users" or similar that I can place old users in so that there will always be a record of which users there have been in the past and so that there will always be a store of that users email account in case for any reason somebody needs to access them? I would be interested to find out what other people do. Thanks in advance to anyone that can give me an idea of the differant problems around this area. Matt Walsh Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129282
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    - Domain Authentication via Wireless Access Point My customer has a dual-homed server running Windows Small Business Server 2000 with one NIC connected to the LAN and the other connected to the Internet via a hardware firewall. ISA Server 2000 is also used with some IP filters for Blaster, etc. This customer wants to access his domain user account on his laptop via a wireless access point - until now, he has been using a wired connection into his old laptop's nic. Wiring the wireless access point into the Ethernet switch, assigning it a LAN IP address and using MAC address to control acces works with getting the laptop to work to the WAP but domain authentication is not working - he cannot access his user and company shared folder, etc. Reading the various white papers, etc., I think that the WAP needs to be wired to the hardware firewall and be given an IP address in the subnet used by the internal connection of the hardware firewall and the external connection of the server - effectively, the DMZ. We would need Certificate services running on the server along with RRAS, etc. so that the user authenticates with the server via Remote Access. Is this correct? Or is it possible to configure the WAP on the LAN and obtain domain authentication on this internal subnet? If so, how can this be achieved, please? Thanks in anticipation. Joe. Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129281
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    - Patching I would like to know how how people here handle this patching madness. I work in a company of three full-time and two part-time employees. One of our full-time employees is the owner, who has many non-technical responsibilities although he has a technical background. One of the part-time employees is an administrative assistant with no technical background. The other part-time employee works two or three mornings a week. My full-time colleague is still getting up to speed on servers but also takes care of lots of the easier calls. This pretty much leaves me largely or wholly responsible for about 40 servers, including about 20 SBS units. I have VPN access to most of them but I've been reluctant to patch remotely, if only on account of having heard that some error messages don't display on the Terminal Services session. Plus, our clients are widely scattered geographically, so if something blows up it may not be easy for me to make an emergency on-site visit. In addition to server maintenance I also have to do routine service calls such as "I can't print" or "My UPS is beeping." It's hard to ignore the things that people demand that you fix right away while doing work that nobody asked you to do (we did have one smart guy who asked us for the Blaster patch though). We got stretched to the limit by the blackout in the Northeast; lots of stuff got fried or otherwise discombobulated. I really wanted to patch for Blaster but had no way to do it unless I did it remotely, and even then I'd have to go home and do it after hours. I think I may have patched about 10 or 15 of the 40, tops. Yesterday I made it to a server but it already had W32.Welchia on it. So what's a bedraggled technician to do? Am I just one of many or am I going about it wrong? Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129277
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    - Old Email return after SBS 2000 server shutdown Hi Guys, Shutdown a server last night to update software and it all seemed ok. When I got in this morning, ive noticed that old emails have returned to users inbox's, some quite old. Anyone have the same problem? Or can anyone help me? Thanks :) Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129276
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    - XP Pro Clients - what User 'role'? The Msft KB article does not make this clear (and there seems to be some confusion generally on this) What role do you have to give Domain Users on the XP Pro clients, if any? i.e. Power User, Restricted user (and is this as Domain users, or as Local users) And finally... if as Domain users, can you just add them to a Group and put that Group in the Client list Sorry, bit vague on the terminology here TIA Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129274
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    - Distribution Group I have a created several distribution groups for my client. I changed all the addresses from *.com to *.local due to a spam issue. Now one of the external users wants to reply back obviously he tried and the mail bounced back. I really don't want the user replying back. Is there any other way he could reply back or i'm i missing something. Thanks Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129271
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    - domain controller and exchange 5.5 issues Have a domain controller with exchange 5.5 we recently demoted and have set up a new 2000 server dc. The exchnage box now just runs as a mail server but since this move am know having trouble setting up new email users, a user will be set up fine and get access to network but not to the exchange mail server. Always wants a domain password, which when entered is said to be incorrect. Seems the old dc is not looking at the new dc correctly. Can not set up a Primary Windows NT account i the user details on exchange. Get an error message from Exchange administrator when looking at old accounts, "no mapping between account names and security Id's was done, Microsoft Windows NT ID no: 0xc0020534". Would appreciate some help . Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129269
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    - DNS Hi on my sbs 2000 server, if i go into the the properties of my lan connection and then the properties of tcp/ip, on the general tab my Preferred DNS server is the ip address of my SBS 2000 server and the alternate DNS Server is the 127.0.0.1 address. Is this correct? Do i need to put in the DNS Server of my ISP somewhere? I thought that this was the spot. If i go into admin tools and then dns and right click on my server, on the interfaces tab it is set to "only the following IP address" which has the ip address of my server. Is this correct? On the forwarders tab it says it is not available because this is a root server. Is this correct? I am confused. Something does not sound right to me. Please help someone. Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129264
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    - Thanks to reader IK This is in reference to post "Trend Officescan Not Updating" posted on 8/31/03, thanks IK for posting the hotfix and link needed from Trend. I was having this exact same problem and have corresponded with Trend but was never able to get it resolved. I have since obtained this hotfix and for the first time, my w/s updated automatically. I did not need to do a manual update. One question though, while my w/s updated automatically, when I opened the Trend Server Protect Management Console, I noticed that the server was still at pattern 628 (the last pattern file). It downloaded pattern 630 (the newest) and deployed it to all the w/s but the server is still at 628. I could hit the "deploy now" button & it would update to 630. Is there a separate hotfix for this. Or is it something I'm missing? I'm running the Client Server Suite from Trend. Anyone know the answer to this? TIA! Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129260
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    - Can't access domain.com Can't access domain.com from an SBS2k network. This was installed as domain.local with domain.com added in the ICW. Anyone have a quick trouble shooting guide? -- Thanx Julian Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129250
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    - Local mail delivery, Help Running SBS2000 sp4 with exchange sp3, all appears fine, but the local mail queue is not delivering mail. the stautus is active, local delivery. This has occurred only on 4 users out of 20. Mail has been stuck there for 3 days. Starting to gtet very concerned. What can I do? TIA, Denis Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129247
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    - Home & Company Folder Where does the clients station get the info to map the folders to their desktop. If it is a batch file then I need to ammend it so that it maps to a member server holding these folders. Any help please or other approah? Maurice Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129234
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    - unable to send mail - please help Hi i have got a dial up connection to my isp. I have got a global account with 5 aliases. I can receive mail but cannot send. the error i get is the following: Our message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: RE: test 1 Sent: 10/09/2003 8:01 PM The following recipient(s) could not be reached: 'dry@x.y.com.au' on 10/09/2003 8:12 PM The destination server for this recipient could not be found in Domain Name Service (DNS). Please verify the email address and retry. If that fails, contact your administrator. <street.wall.com.au #5.4.0> Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129232
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    - Disabling a user's internet access The manager of my client's medical company asked me to disable internet access for one user. A while back, the doctors had an issue viewing X-rays over the internet using special software, and the only solution was to apply the ISA allow rule to any request. Not exactly ideal security, but it was the only way to get the software to work properly. I need to maintain this setting. Is there any other way to disable a user's internet access? Maybe a group policy? I don't have much experience with group policies, and didn't find anything obvious. Thanks for your time, Corey Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129227
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    - Good Win2K Troubleshooting Book? Any recommendations? -- Del Earnheart http://delearnheart.com Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129225
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    - Installed SP1a and lost ability to run ASP on intranet Can anyone give me some direction as to why I lost the ability to run my active server pages locally? I installed the new SP1a from my technet CD and its gone now. Also, That same CD said it would give me the option of installing Outlook 2002 for distribution but I didnt get the option of installing nor can I find it on that Technet CD. Thank you, Michael Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129222
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    - Have SA for SBS2k, when & how do I get SBS2003? We bought SBS2000 with Software Assurance. Any idea how we obtain the upgrade to SBS2003? Any idea when we will get it? thanks. Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129216
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    - trend micro messaging suite Hi last night i was running server protect at around 11pm. I installed it yesterday for the first time on the network. The Server hung but was still scanning files and working. This morning at around 8am, i had to reboot the server and all appears fine now. I excluded the files/folders necessary from scanning such as ntds, sysvol, exchange folders, ntds.dit etc etc. Why would it hang? Server has got 256mb of RAM. Logs did not show anything as to why it hung as it was still working in the background. How can i get around this as i do not want to reboot everymorning? thanks again Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129211
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    - OWA Anonymous Access??? I see that OWA default is for no anonymous access? Is that the way it is done is 2k exch? I know on previous 5.5 exch server using OWA anyone could go to the login page. Now on 2k I get the windows creditials login popup when we browse mail.server.com/exchange/ Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129208
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    - SBS2000 never hangs up dialup I have an ISDN dialup and collect mail with the pop3 connector on Exchange server. I have a batch file to trigger the dialup with rasdial on the command line before pop3 collection every 30 minutes. Everything works fine except that the server never drops the dial-up connection. The idle time is set to 5 minutes but there seems to be continual network activity keeping the line up. The server is running DHCP and all clients are set to get their IP and DNS information automatically from the server. IP routing is enabled as is packet filtering. I have re-run the wizards from SBS Administrator console to no avail. This is really driving me nuts any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129206
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    - help me please As he is the server of small businesses but expensive in the market and as he is the server but cheap in the market right now. Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129199
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    - help me please As he is the server of small businesses but expensive in the market and as he is the server but cheap in the market right now. Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129198
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    - *** 03-039 RPC again critical patch http://www.microsoft.com/security/security_bulletins/ms03- 039.asp another nasty one!!! Heads up Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129185
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    - Terminal Services Ports I am working with a SBS 2000 server that has TS enabled. The server has 2 nics with one with a 12.102.XXX.XXX real world IP. If I try to access TS using the same ISP that the server is on I get a time out error. If I use a diffrent ISP (Road Runner) then everything works. The server ISP says they are blocking all non-essential traffic on their net between computers. If I can provide them with the ports that TS uses they will open them up for me. Any one know what ports are used for TS? Thanks in advance Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129184
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    - SQL Server 2000 & MSDE 2000 We recently purchased a new server with Small Business Server 2000. SMS 2000 comes with SQL Server 2000. The issue is that we are upgrading to Great Plains for MSDE. The issue is that Great Plains for SQL Server 2000 costs a lot more. So my question is: Can I run SQL Server 2000 and MSDE 2000 simultaneously? Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129183
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    - battery back-up We have server 2000 with sp3. in the power options, we do not have the ups tab to set up battery backup monitoring. Please email us to help with this situation. Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129179
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    - IDS What do people use for intrusion detection software? I have ISA running and strapped pretty good, but how do I tell if intruders are trying? I've seen Snort 2.0, but has anyone run it on a SBS box? Thoughts? Marcia Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129177
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    - remote connection Hi! I have a client who needs to take a laptop to a remote location and connect to query databases 3x/week. I can connect remotely as administrator--I do all the time. I need the employee to connect into their own pc and run it as if they were sitting there. Is that possible? I have vpn open, I can connect but it doesn't do anything other than show that I'm connnected. I can't view the network, etc. Do I need a script? How do I do this? Details: SBS2k as pdc. Win2k server as member server (file and print serving). The data is on the member server. The pdc merely handles AD and connections. All ip's are manually assigned--10.0.0.#. The external nic is of the 192.168.#.# (can't remember). They have a router. ADSL connection. All workstations running Win XP SP1 with u2date patches. Servers were patched up to date as of Monday. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I don't have the applications (MS Office) loaded on either server. Marcia Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129176
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    - Viewing Multiple Mailboxes Shouldn't the administrator have inherited rights to open multiple mailboxes on the sbs2k server? I want to view all employees mailboxes in outlook. Where do I assign permissions to view all mailboxes. Thanks Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129173
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    - SBS2000 Implementation I'm working with a business who have two, shortly to be three, locations. For reasons unknown to me they are currently running two separate installations of SBS2000 (one for each site). The three locations will all have broadband connections to the internet. The servers are currently used for file serving and email through exchange. The choices I can see are: 1) That they consolidate to one copy of SBS 2000 at the main site and have win2k servers configured as additional domain controllers at each of the other sites. (The additional servers will also require ISA server for proxy control). Each of the sites will be linked by VPN. The additional domain controllers will allow local login and centralised admin via AD. 2) They implement Win2k server at each of the three sites. One server will also run Exchange server for clients at all three locations. Each server will also have ISA server for proxy controls. Each site will be linked by VPN. AD replication will allow local logins and cetralised management. I know the second option is more expensive but the customer is getting close to the 50 user SBS threshhold. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Iain Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129172
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    - Upgrading from 4.5 to 2000 on new computer - recommendations? To all, We're using SBS 4.5 and are purchasing a new server from Dell (Power Edge 2600) with SBS 2000 installed. We want to migrate our users (8 total) from the present server to the new one. What recommendations do you have on this migration? I've downloaded MS's two part "How To..." guide. Is this the way to go? I want this to be as painless as possible. TIA, Steve Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129169
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    - Restoring Information Store with Veritas Ok, using sbs 2000 fully patched. Our exchange store got corrupted and I was trying to restore it using veritas backup exec. Came accross a problem that I hope someone may be able to solve. Every time I tried, the restore job failed. In event manager it had: Source: ESE BACKUP Event: 904 "Information Store (1300) Callback function call ErrESECBRestoreGetDestination ended with error 0xC7FE1F41 Database is in use." According to MS KB Article 291996 (and Veritas) this is caused by not dismounting the databases or by failing to allow overwrite permissions by restore jobs. However, I have definitely done this on the Mailbox Store and the Public Folder Store and it still doesnt work. I have also checked that the store names are the same on the backup tape as on the server. I have kind of got round the problem by just moving all the files from the MDBDATA folder and then restoring. This isnt ideal and I was wondering if anyone knows why this may be happening. Cheers Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129157
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    - Dealing with high volume of mails We are getting high volume of spam for someone who was a sbs2000 user and then he left and so his user account was removed from the AD. Is there anything in sbs2000 which can be used to handle this thing so if any email arrives for that particular recipeint it automatically be deleted or rejected and hence this doesnt end up in the administrator account. Thanks. Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129155
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    - Microsoft support number What is the number form Microsofts SBS support? Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129143
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    - System cannot find username This is an SBS2000 Domain with a NT workstation. This user let the password expire. When user tried to log in this AM, from a NT 4 workstation, the error system cannot log you on, check username and domain. I was able to log in from this workstation. I had user try to log on from my machine, same error. I have tried modifying the username, still same issue. I'm to the point to were I want to delete the account and recreate it but I'm afraid that his mail will be gone. can I export a mailbox to a pst file from the exchange system manager? TIA, Chris Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129142
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    - Adding a member server to a Small Business 2003 network I will be setting up a Small Business 2003 network and was wondering if I could add additional servers into it. The client has a Windows NT 4 server with his old database and wants to run that server with his new Small business network simultaneously until he gets his new Database up and running on the Small Business server. Is that possible or can you have only one server? Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129141
  - 14
    - 'Retrieve Now' Button missing from POP3 Connector We have just done a fresh install (on a new computer) of SBS-2000 from a Microsoft Action Pack install disk set. This is the version of SBS-2000 that is shipped with SP4 for Windows 2000 and SP3 for Exchange. All went smoothly. Everything works OK. Just the 'Retrieve Now' button is missing from the POP3 Connector! Re-installed the connector several times (including manually removing all references to it from the registry on the last occasion) to no avail. The connector works fine, we just can't manually force a download of mail if we need it in a hurry! Any ideas how a button can go missing yet the connector still work? And any ideas how we can get it back? Ian W Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129138
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    - Upgrading from Win2k Pro to XP Hi All, I'm planning to upgrade a Win2K pro workstation to XP pro. The workstation is connected in a typical SBS2K network, and since this is the first time I've done an OS upgrade with a networked computer I was wondering if there were any special procedures I needed to follow (or can I just do the upgrade in place)? Thanks for any help or advice. -Pat Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129137
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    - Exchange and ADSL (Again!) Hi everyone, I have a SBS2000 that I've just had to reformat and reinstall. On reinstallation, the customer wanted to upgrade from a permanent dialup connection to an ADSL connection. I have installed a 2nd NIC in the SBS box, and can successfully web browse from each workstation so I know the Internet connectivity is OK. Here is my problem: The server is unable to send or receive any e-mail. Mail just sits in the outbound queue. I have run the Internet Connection Wizard and answered all the relevent questions correctly (5 times). The internet connection has a static IP address which has been correctly configured, and the MX records for the domain point to the correct IP address. However, I am unable to ping the IP address, telnet to port 25 of the IP address or traceroute to the IP address. As far as I can see, I have opened port 25 on ISA server This one has me stumped. Any ideas? Thanks Steve Teece Complink Support Services Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129118
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    - administrator exchange account Hi i had to do a restore from CD of mailboxes in exchange. I managed to recover the mailboxes ok except i have this one query. When i recovered the mailboxes, i only have got one mailbox for Administrator with a red X through it. I do not have another mailbox for administrator without a red x through it, so it will be deleted in about 30 days. What are the consequences if this happens and what can i do to fix it? I do not need the mail in the administrator mailbox with the red x through it. If need be, how do i create another administrator mailbox if i purge the one with the red x through it? Do you think that this is OK to do? I do not think it is a good idea to delete the administrator account and create another as i think it is an inbuilt account. thanks Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129110
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    - mailbox recovery issue Hi i have got a strange problem with a mailbox that i recovered. In the mailbox store it says i have got 842 items but when i log into the mailbox, i cannot see items in the inbox and there are 342 items in sent mail which i can see. It also says i have two new messages in the inbox but i cannot see them either. I can see all of the contacts. Is there any way i can recover my mail in my inbox? I recovered another mailbox at the same time i did the one above and all of the mail for it is there. Any ideas anyone? thanks again Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129098
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    - NTBackup trouble For some reason my scheduled backups are not working anymore. Running SBS2k and backups have been configured through with a script and Task Scheduler.exe. I have had no problems for the last 5 months, however when i now view the backup log files, each log contains a message saying no blank media was present! Any ideas Thanks in advance Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129097
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    - Please help!!, Exchange on SBS When attempting the Exchange 2000 Service Pack 3 Update component of SBSSP1a, I get the following refusal to proceed : "You can use this edition of Microsoft Exchange 2000 Service Pack Update to update existing version of Exchange 2000 only." The SBS-flavour of Exchange 2000 is certainly installed and handling mail happily (Version 6, Build 4629.1, Service Pack 1) on Windows 2000 Server (now at SP4 from the SBSSP1a). Third-party apps being disabled makes no difference, and this is a clean install running several months without issue or Event until now. File-capture methods don't spot any miscreants, so I'm leaning towards corrupt or erroneous Registry referrals...but I just can't seem to track any down? I'm an MCSA (2k), working towards (.NET) MCSE and enjoy hunting down info & solutions at the "usual sources" (GoogleGroups, EventID, Technet, MS Community Newsgroups etc) and I've really looked everywhere for the answer to this, or else similar scenarios that I can adapt from, but really, this one has me stumped....is there someone who can PLEASE help? _____ David . Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129095
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    - Lost CD How do i go about getting a replacement CD for the version of Outlook shipped with the Exchange 5.5 component of SBS. The original cd has been lost along with the product key, we do have the original CDs and key for the rest of SBS though. Thanks, Chris Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129086
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    - mailbox recovery - Ray Fong thanks Ray I only have got one administrators mailbox. If it is deleted after 30 days, what are the consequences? How can i fix this? thanks again >-----Original Message----- >If you have two administrator mailbox and one of them is RedX, then depends >on the size and the need. If the size is small and you don't need to >recovery the administrator's mailbox, then you can delete it. But if you >want the email back from that RedX mailbox, you can create a test user >without a mailbox, now back to the Exchange, right click the mailbox, >Reconnect to connect to the new user. Logon as that new user to take a look. > >Ray Fong >Microsoft SBS Product Support > >This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > > >> >>Hi >> >>thanks to Mark Stanfill, i managed to recover mailboxes >>for users. >> >>However, there is one mailbox with a red X next to it in >>the mailbox store. It is the administrator account. Is >>it safe to delete this account? >> >>thanks again >> Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129085
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    - Modem keeps connected even when there is no activity-please help me Sir, The modem always keeps connected even when there is no activity, please tell me what could be wrong. with regards, chewang Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129064
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    - 25 -character product key on certificate of authenticity I am trying to download microsoft small bussines on my computer but I can't until I have the 25 -character product key on certificate of authenticity ,which I don't have anymore.Does anyone know the 25 character on the certificate of authenticity? Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129057
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    - WMI error Msgs Can anyone point me in the right direction as to what this error is under Health Monitor? first time it has been reported in 12mnths of Server online. Critical - 9/10/2003 5:12:26 AM - Memory Error Code (from WMI) Memory : Critical condition. WMI Status: 2147749889 Critical - 9/10/2003 5:19:29 AM - PagingFile % Usage > 90 PagingFile : Critical condition. WMI Status: 2147749889 Critical - 9/10/2003 1:46:38 AM - Cache Error Code (from WMI) Cache : Critical condition. WMI Status: 2147749889 Critical - 9/10/2003 5:19:50 AM - Redirector Network Errors/sec > 1 Redirector : Critical condition. WMI Status: 2147749889 Any Help Appreciated Win2K SBS SP3 Cheers Tag: ISA and PCs on the LAN Tag: 129052

We used to have our SBS2000 setup so that any PC on our network could get
DHCP, and using IE's LAN / automatic settings browse the internet.

Now however, we must manually enter the proxy address, and use usernames /
passwords to get out.

This is annoying. (may have started since SBS SP1, dunno)

What rules are needed to allow any PC assigned a DHCP address to be able to
browse without ISA blocking?

Thanks
Aart

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Re: ISA and PCs on the LAN by Justin

Justin
Thu Sep 11 10:41:05 CDT 2003

You can modify the BackOffice Internet Access Protocol rule to apply to any
request or a specific group of IPs. Also make sure that your DHCP server is
handing out the server's internal IP address for the default gateway.

--
Justin Crosby
Microsoft SBS Product Support

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"Aart Jansen" <aart*ihatespam*@hayes.co.nz> wrote in message
news:JYR7b.143926$JA5.3501308@news.xtra.co.nz...
> We used to have our SBS2000 setup so that any PC on our network could get
> DHCP, and using IE's LAN / automatic settings browse the internet.
>
> Now however, we must manually enter the proxy address, and use usernames /
> passwords to get out.
>
> This is annoying. (may have started since SBS SP1, dunno)
>
> What rules are needed to allow any PC assigned a DHCP address to be able
to
> browse without ISA blocking?
>
> Thanks
> Aart
>
>

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