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    - MSX2000 stops logging NDR's after 2 530's Hi, I have setup a huge application log in eventviewer so I can catch all the info I need on exchange. Today a user received an NDR which I tracked to an eventlog listed below (it is rediculous that I need to do that to start with, to get any info on why the message was NDR'ed: No info obtainable for the user!) After two tries (remove the "read receipt", send to the from address) exchange stopped logging the NDR's. The 3rd and 4th attempt were NDR-ed to the user (with a copy to me as postmaster), but no trace in the application log. Is there a (hidden) setting that I missed? Also anybody know any add-on or ADSI trick to get more informative NDR's? So I do not have to look in the eventlog for the reason? Sam Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 136022
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    - Terminal service problem We use our aplication in terminal service aplication mode on our advance server. After 13 or 14 clients are conected 15th client cant conect because network error or somethin like that. I alredy try to increase ram memori and to add another network card but the problem is same. What should I do? Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 136018
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    - Print to email Can the group advise on/has reviews on or experiences with programs that let you print to email. For example www.fineprint.com. TIA, Fred Blum Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 136017
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    - deploying windows updates hi, we have a windows 2000 server based domain and windows xp workstations. does anyone now, how to deploy the windows updates over the server automaticly so i dont need to download them from each single workstation? thx in advance Martin Chabr Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 136012
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    - MS People ?? - Odd Event Log Problem Hi All, I have just come back from a couple of weeks off work to find my fully patched and upto date SBS2000 servers' event logs "unreadable". I say unreadable because when you first open up the event log viewer, all logs app, system etc are empty, however you can still click and highlight rows in the MMC display even though there is no information being shown, so something must be being loaded in to the MMC. Looking at the .evt files shows that there is information in the actual .evt files, but for some reason the Event Log MMC cannot view / display their content. Any suggestions? TIA John Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 136010
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    - Moving hardware Can anyone point me in the direction of a best pactice for moving SBS 2000 to new hardware? The new hardware is dual processor Xeon, RAID 5, 3 x 36GB Disks, 2GB RAM. Existing hardware is single PIII processor, software mirror 2 x 18GB disks, 1GB RAM. Also, How do I move the data, especially Exchange? Can the SBS 2000 communicate with each other while I migrate the data or do I need a simpler method e.g. remove disk from existing server, install in the new one, copy the data, move disk back? This would not work with exchange though? Could I recover Exchange via Tape (tape drives are also different)? Any tips/experiences will be very welcome. Thanks Scott Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 136006
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    - Using Public Folder for Email Hi, I've read an article on setting up a public folder for email when you have a team of users. (http://www.msexchange.org/articles/MF021.html) I also require an auto reply email to acknowledge emails which arrive in the folder. Any idea how I can do this? TIA J Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 136005
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    - Exchange memory usage Hi I have SBS2K as my server with a vast amount of space for files etc. I have a separate partition that is 10GB in size for exchange. Exchange has almost used this up and I have asked uses to remove e-mail that are no longer needed. The total loss in the end was 2.36 GB made free. but exchange has not released this from the partition and still says it is in use and keeps growing. Do I have a misconception of exchange on how it uses physical memory? I feel very sure that the memory is supposed to be released back as free memory but it has not. Any help or guidance would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance Andy C Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 136003
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    - MEET & DATE MORE LADIES EASILY (Proven) ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss 2394 [1/7] Sexually Attract Women Easily! with nature's secret weapon... Pheromones. PHEROMONE SEX ATTRACTANT FOR MEN THE COLOGNE FOR THE Y2K MAN AVAILABLE IN THE U.S. AND PERFECTLY LEGAL ATTRACT WOMEN INSTANTLY with Nature's secret weapon.... PHEROMONES... It's invisible, odorless, and undetectable It's medical sciences and natures sexual secret weapon of pleasure. This is a perfectly legal sexual stimulant... cleverly masked in a man's cologne... that when unknowingly inhaled by any adult women unlocks all restraints and fires up the raw animal nature of attraction in every women Just recently the pheromones were reported on The Learning Channel (TLC) Feb 14 2001 as being effective for men to attract women The power of the pheromones have also been featured on CNN, ABC News , 20/20, Dateline, Hardcopy, The Learning Channel, Discovery Channel, BBC-TV and in articles in Time, Newsweek, U.S. News & World Report, Science, Annual Review of Psychology, The Economist, Bioscience, Cosmopolitan, New Women, Fortune, Health Magazine, Psychology Today, Life Magazine, Men's Health, Vogue, Omni, Discovery, GQ, McCalls, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Penthouse, Playboy, Chic, Swank and numerous other television and printed media articles to many to mention. Read the details right now for yourself. http://www.nymphosam.com With ease pheromones will help attract and arouse women on a primordial level (animal subconscious).Regardless of looks or social status, pheromones can help you attract more women then before You can have more dates and sexual contacts than you ever dreamed. Pheromone Cologne formulated with human pheromones is available today Find out more details http://www.nymphosam.com v45r74ruohretret er ghjg42q0t203u44-ri321-432143214 gfyhtr76547657657657657657657657 t543u9t09wt8ret0843095043959-43u0tr0retrewujtpoiwrep mpbbskdgubwixgyyftijxkqfijfkmbbqssfppxjdgpqrsxqgtbufqkbsmynfqwrbloqsemsxfwlfkhirbjjcocrxuefeoqxxduyjkjjebsywusevmnqyosqittxieoxsdi Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135994
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    - MEET & DATE MORE LADIES EASILY (Proven) ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss 2394 [236/7] begin 644 153r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end Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135992
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    - Memory usage I recently installed SBS 2000 and have not been impressed by its memory usage. I started with 512MB ram in the server and the memory usage went up to about 600MB. Exchange, ISA, IIS and SQL all using large chunks of memory (do I need IIS, I am not hosting a website?). I increased the RAM to 1GB and now the server is running at 1.6GB! Surely this can't be right. Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135988
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    - SBS 2003 I am running SBS 2003 RC, final version. There are a couple weird issues and I think they related to a problem the server management consol. Whenever I open the consol I get "The page cannot be found". If I enter localhost address bar in IE the same problem. I can ping localhost in a command line although. Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135983
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    - Frontpage Licensing Hi All, Just a licensing question. Is the frontpage 2000 that comes with SBS 2000 licensed for one pc or all the pc that have CALs or is supposed to be installed on the server (I hope not!). I just got to thinking about what the licensing actually was, I always thought the first one but am know wondering. Craig Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135982
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    - **** Harry B and Andy Goodman [BOTH SBS MVPS] LIVE CHAT October/15/2003 Tomorrow at 4 p.m. Pacific time join Harry Brelsford and Andy Goodman, both SBS MVPs in their monthly SBS Chat at MCP magazine http://www.mcpmag.com/chats/default.asp http://chat.mcpmag.com/chats/#chat 10/15/03 Wednesday 4:00 PM SMB Nation Report; SBS Tech Tips | Harry Brelsford, Andy Goodman Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135979
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    - Exchange, Outlook and VPN client Problems I am having trouble with my Vpn clients, although they can connect with the VPN fine Outlook refuses to work. My clients have no trouble using shared resources it just seems to be a problem with Outlook - it just trys to connect and fails. Even trying to setup a new account it can't do the 'check name' just crashes. Any Ideas would be excellent. Got them using webmail for now but would be good to get them back on the VPN. I did try using IMAP instead of exchange server with no luck and i did look at the registry entrys ncacn_np rpcrt4.dll ncacn_ip_tcp rpcrt4.dll ncadg_ip_udp rpcrt4.dll ncacn_http rpcrt4.dll etc and all seems fine on the server. Any input would be great as am running out of ideas! thanks alot Sam Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135976
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    - Exchange 2000, Distribution List, names were dropped Hello, I've noticed on one SBS server that some names/members in the Distribution Lists disappeared. The names are part of the Global Addresses List. I added the missing names back in today. Why would names disappear as members in the group list? It is SBS2000 with SP1, (exchange sp3). Some users, as part of the company list, were not getting their emails and I got notified today. It has been happening for a week. Is there a way to login to the Exhange manager and see what is sitting in each person's mailbox? Why would names disappear? Odd. The mailboxes are there. The accounts work. Thanks in advance, John Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135966
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    - SBS exchange and outlook - where do I start ? We just got an SBS server, justified by a third-party sql app. That's working fine and I have a bunch of PCs/users on the domain running the application. Now that that's done we want to get start using Exchange and file services. Users run Outlook in internet-only mode now. I want to move their PST data to exchange, and move "My Documents" to a network share. After that we want an outlook public folder with shared contacts and calanders. This may sound like a dumb question but where do I start ? I've never used Outlook with an exchange server and I'm learning that with SBS I should always look for a wizard before I start screwing with stuff by hand. Can someone point me to a good outlook/exchange book ? thanks -- Al Dykes ----------- adykes@panix.com Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135963
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    - Adding SBS 2003 to a Active directory domain... Is it possible to add SBS2003 to an Active Directory domain? In other words if the domain already exists, can you add SBS 2003 to it. Additional features can not be installed if it is a member server. Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135949
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    - Some users unable to recieve external email - suggestions? Hi there, I'm fairly new to SBS, but some experience with exchange. I've taken over managing a SBS 5 server and need to resolve an issue with two users unable to recieve internet mail. The SBS user settings appear to be set up identically to the users whose mail works, I'm using the exchange webmail client to test rule out differences in Outlook client configurations, but I can't tell what's different. Any ideas about where to look? All users can send and recieve local email and send internet email sucessfully, just a couple (who look like they were set up more recently) are not able to recieve internet mail. Thanks for any ideas, Sophia Kelly Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135948
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    - SQL Server 2000 I have done a clean install of Window Small Business Server 2000 and SQL server 2000 did not install properly. There wasn't really any errors just a red cross saying server components. When I looked in the information it said 'an unspecified error has occurred' If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate it. Thanks Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135940
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    - ISA forward http requestor IP addy I'm trying to find info on how to tell ISA to forward the http requestors IP to the web server on the internal LAN. I did find I guess it would be a FAQ explaining on how to do this on Tech Net. It basically said to use server publishing rules. I tried to make a HTTP rule but it isn't an option for protocols. The webmaster want to make some web security changes and needs the requestor IP addy. Anyone have a solution to this? This is a SBS2000 server and the web server is on another machine on the LAN. Thanks, Chris Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135937
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    - VPN I am new to this so please forgive me if the question is nutty. We are planning on installing SBS 2003 (Standard Edition) for a client. This client has a second location running Server 2000 - both locations have about 10 desktops. We would like to set up to allow both locations to share the SBS server (and Messaging, Exchange Server, etc.). We also plan on having remote user getting on from home or the road. Both locations are setup using DSL. What is the best way to connect them? In the past we used a SOHO firewall; does SBS & Server 2000 have a better way? Thanks for your help. Rich Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135936
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    - Installing SP4 after latest security updates My current SBS 2000 server is on SP3 and has all the latest security patches installed plus MS03-026 and MS03-039 (RPC/MSBlast patches). Will I need to re-install the above security patches after installing SP4? Thank you in advance for your help. Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135934
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    - Reducing Spam Associated with Posting to Newsgroups Due to a recent increase in spam sent to posters in newsgroups, Microsoft advises that newsgroup participants should consider avoiding posting to newsgroups using their real email address. Microsoft is also committed to continuing to address the issue of spam from a technological perspective. To help avoid receiving unwanted messages (spam) in your regular e-mail account, you may not want to include your regular e-mail address when you post a question or reply to a post in a discussion group. Instead you may want to do one of the following: * Use a modified e-mail address: Use a different version of your e-mail address that others will understand, but that spam tools can't automatically pick up. For example, if your actual e-mail address is "emailname@account.com", consider using a modified e-mail address such as: "emailnameaccount.com.invalid", emailname@REMOVE_CAPS_AND_INVALIDaccount.com.invalid, or emailname@account.com.NO_SPAM. In this case, the spam tools will send mail to an invalid e-mail address, and others will know to exclude the "(removethis)" when they send you e-mail. When you post a question or reply to a discussion group, just enter your modified e-mail address in the appropriate box. * Use a secondary e-mail account: Set up or use an e-mail account, such as a Hotmail account, that is separate from your primary account for posting to discussion groups. When you post a question or reply to a discussion group, use your Hotmail account as your e-mail address. If you have feedback or questions about this, please post a reply in the newsgroup, or contact us at http://register.microsoft.com/contactus30/contactus.asp?domain=communities Thanks! Microsoft Communities Team Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135929
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    - importing into a public folder I exported a contact list from a local copy of Outlook and now I want to import that same list into the public folders of Exchange. When I try, I receive an error message about can't import into the root of the public folders. I'm not in the root. I can see the folder I want from the client machine in Outlook so I know it has the correct perms. How can I import into a public folder in Exchange. What file format do I need. I exported a .pst from Outlook Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135923
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    - wireless network with 2 NICs, wireless router, dynamic IP Hello, I have SBS 2000 setup with dynamic IP, 2 NICs, and a wireless router. I don't know how to setup the wireless portion correctly; everything else works. My ISP assigns a dynamic IP, and the cable modem is connected to the wireless router. The router has a static IP of 192.168.1.1 with DHCP off. SBS 2000 server has a WAN IP of 192.168.1.2 and is connected to the wireless router. It also has a LAN IP of 192.168.16.2. DHCP and DNS are on for this IP. All clients on the LAN have IP assigned automatically (in the 192.168.16.x range) and DNS lookup on 192.168.16.2. All clients can login to the domain when hard-wired, but not when wireless. How can I make everything work? I would like to log into the domain wirelssly as well. Thanks in advance for your help! Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135919
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    - Install error with MSDE application on SBS 2000 I am installing a third party server application that runs with MSDE. When I install the application on the server I get an error message stating that iit cannot continue because SQL server is installed. When I check the SBS setup, SQL has not been installed. I verified with article 324418 on what services are installed by default and SQL is not listed. So my question is what components are installed in a SBS deafault installation that will cause a program to think SQL server has been installed. I verified with the vender of the third party software that it checks the registry for SQL entries. What exact entries they were unable to tell me, but I did notice alot of references to SQL in the registry. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Bernie Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135913
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    - New SBS 2003 Review Today New review in NetworkWorld that came in the mail today. They are saying "third time's a charm", with it being a polished and well-designed product. They give it an overall rating of 4.2 out of 5 Review online here http://www.nwfusion.com/net.worker/reviews/2003/1013netrev.html with screenshots. That is all. Rod C Keizer Fire Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135908
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    - Exchange 2000 Instant messaging I am trying to set up instant messaging service on a SBS 2000 server and can not make it work. I have done what it says in the White Paper and I have two problems. 1> When I try to start the Default Web Site it gives me an error that says "Address already in use". I also get an error on the client that says "Logon to Microsoft Exchange Instant Messaging failed because the service is not responding. The service is not available or you may not be connected to the Internet." I have searched Microsoft's Knowledge Base and tried everything that looked even similar to this problem but nothing worked. Please Help. Thanks Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135905
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    - msbokick.exe and event log Anyone know how to prevent the application event log entry that gets created every time msbokick.exe is executed? Turning off logging in the POP3 connector properties doesn't seem to stop it. Thanks, Kevin Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135903
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    - Folder Permissions-Help! I want shared folders to be used for saving/accessing files, but I want to set it so that people CAN'T CHANGE THE NAMES OF THE FOLDERS/SUBFOLDERS. We've had problems with people trying to search for a folder but accidentally renaming it. ??? Any help on this subject would be appreciated. Thanks! Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135902
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    - SBS and Exchange logon problems This is the error message I am recieving. The name could not be resolved; the Microsoft Exchange address book was unable to logon to the Microsoft Exchange Server computer. Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135897
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    - Client Apps Is there a white paper or some documentation on how to allow server pushed applications to install on computers even if the user doesnt have Admin/Install Rights? Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135896
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    - NETLOGON fodler I am running a Win2000 SBS server and am upgrading our 98 machines to XP. When users login, a batch file runs mappingthe network drives. On the XP machines the NETLOGON folder appears after they login. This is very distracting, and I don't want users mucking around in that folder. Why is it showing up? Is there a better way to map the network drives? Thanks! Slim Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135893
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    - OWA & SSL - very slow Following on to my implementation of OWA using SSL via Chad Gross' article (thanks, Chad, for answering my previous questions), I'm trying to work out why it is so slow. If I connect to the server from a remote site using a slow 64K link using VPN, and the use IE to open https:\\internalname\exchange, the certificate pops for approval up in less than a second, the login form pops up a few seconds later, and the full OWA screen takes about 1-2 minutes to fully draw itself, which I'll blame on the slow link - it's slow, but usable at a pinch. On the same link, if I don't first establish a VPN, and use https:\\externalname\exchange, the certificate only pops up after about 5 minutes, the login screen apears after another 5 minutes, and the full OWA screen shows itself after another 5 minutes or so - slow enough to render OWA unusable. Why should the connection using VPN be so hugely faster than not using VPN? Slightly faster due to not requiring external DNS lookups I can understand, but the difference is huge. Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135891
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    - Exchange 2000 and Small Business This is a ten user version of small business server. A system died so I added a new computer to the network to replace old system. Everything works great except I can not get Outlook 2000 to logon to the Exchange Server. I have removed all old computers and users from active directory and exchange, but I still con not get this new system to logon to exchange. I can go to any other system on the network and log it in to Exchange through Outlook 2000. I am thinking this is a license problem but I really don't have a clue. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. All drive mappings and printers work fine through Active Directory. Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135890
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    - Exchange Server Problems The Microsoft Exchange MTA Stacks service has stopped and i cannot restart it. when I attempt to start it i get the following message "Could not start the Microsoft Exchange MTA Stacks service on Local Computer. The service did not return an error. This could be an internal Windows error or an internal service error." What can I do to correct this problem. Without this service Outlook does not work. Thanks in advance. Ali Akbar Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135884
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    - SBS 2000 move We have to replace our Small Business server running 2000. is it possible to move the installation/configuration to another computer ? I think one of the main problems could be the ACD Regards Andrew Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135876
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    - CALs for SBS 2000 What is the criteria for deciding how many CALs you need for SBS 2000? Do you need 1 CAL for every computer in the domain? Are there any exceptions? Can anyone point me to a good resource on licensing for SBS 2000? I've searched all over and haven't found a straight answer. Thanks in advance! Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135874
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    - SMTP mail not sending / Browsing issue. Hello, I have a problem that i can't seem to work out. We are running Exchange 2000 via SBS and 3 days ago our server stopped sending external mail. We had a look and the messages were sat in the queue with 'Enumerate 100 Messages'. So we've tried that and nothing happened. We've checked that the SMTP container details are correct and we've also ensure all the DNS server address are correct. What is also worrying is that the client machines are able to browse the web through the ISA server in SBS but we aren't able to browse from the server itself. We can browse via IP but not via name. Can anyone suggest what we might be missing? Many thanks. Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135873
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    - Exchange Public Folders Management I am not able to manage Exchange Public Folders through SBS manager or exchange manager. The technet article says to change iis web hosting to listen on port 81, then I get and additional error message that technet says to change the exadmin host back to port 80. I know it is an issue with ISA services and IIS, but need direction on how ro resolve the issue. Any help appreciated. Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135866
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    - 1st installation - lots of questions Hi I'm installing my first SBS and the test installation doesn't work as expected. Hardware: New Dell PowerEdge 2600 Server (Dual P4 2.4, 1GB RAM, SCSI RAID, 2 NICs) Zyxel Prestige 642R ADSL router Software: SBS2000 SP1 (OEM Dell installation) Before installation I've read lots of tutorials and I'm using the SBS 2000 Best Practices book by Harry Brelsford too. Here's my configuration: Internal NIC: IP 192.168.16.2, DNS 192.168.16.2, Gateway empty External NIC: IP 192.168.1.2, DNS 192.168.16.2, Gateway 192.168.1.1 (ADSL-Router) I've run ICW (with DNS entries from ISP for DNS forwarders) and opened all services for packet filtering I created a new packet filter for telnet, so I'm able to configure the ADSL router Plugging the ADSL-router directly on a W2k workstation works perfect, so the router configuration seems okay. Pluggin the router on my SBS server (same network cable as before), Internet performance is slow, but not everytime: Browsing a website (e.g. Microsoft) is mostly good for the first 2-3 pages. After the next page, loading is extremly slow (sometime never ends). Or browsing a google site. First or second page okay and fast....then loading, loading....Sometimes I can stop the page and press refresh and the new page is here immediately. Downloading a file (e.g. w2k SP4) runs fine with good speed and no interrupts. IF I come to the download page....:-( The same bad Internet perfomance is when opening the OWA from the web. Authentification window comes immediately, but load the OWA is VERY slow, sometime hangs forever. I did some other tests do find the source: Plugged in a cable modem instead of the ADSL router. (had to change the external NIC settings, rerun the ICW and rebooted server). Performance was much better! (OWA from web was not really fast, but worked and was MUCH faster than before). So I thought is has to be the ADSL router configuration and not a SBS issue. But why does the ADSL router works fine on a standalone machine? (with same config) okay, I've some other questions (POP3 connector), but I first want to have a fast and stable internet connection (inbound and outbound) Ah, one question more: For this test installation, I have connected the SBS server on my home network HUB. My home network is only a workgroup (not a domain!) and my w2k server has the IP 192.168.10.2. How can I access this server from my SBS server? Can't ping! (SBS don't see my w2k server and vice versa, but they are attached on the same HUB). Hope you have some hints for this internet issue... Best Hansjoerg Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135865
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    - Whats wrong with the news groups? I go back 3 pages and it says newsgroup not availible. I go to sbs2003rc newsgroup it says samething. Cant find a newsgroup for sbs2003 at all? Any answers? Shane Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135863
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    - Need SBS 2K consultant - LA/Pasadena - any recs? My work commitments are overcoming my ability to properly manage on a part-time basis network administration. We recently upgraded to SBS2K from 4.5 w/ SA for 2003 upgrade. I have a major concern for network security over a T1 connected network. I just need someone to smooth out my current installation and address security issues, as well as someone to call when specific problems arise. Anybody w/ interests or recommendations? Tag: NT vs SBS Tag: 135857
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Are there any known problems with Windows NT and SBS
(Windows 2000) running on the same network.

Thanks,
Mark

RE: NT vs SBS by franzf

franzf
Wed Oct 15 08:37:04 CDT 2003

Mark,

SBS 2000, or any version of SBS for that matter, must be installed as the
first domain controller of a forest, and cannot establish trusts with other
domains.
Windows NT can be installed into the SBS 2000 environment as a member
server, or BDC, although the BDC role is not really necessary.
Also, keep in mind, the applications that come with SBS 2000 must be
installed on the SBS 2000 platform.

http://www.microsoft.com/sbserver/

Franz Foster
Microsoft Technical Support
franzf@online.microsoft.com
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Re: NT vs SBS by David

David
Wed Oct 15 09:55:53 CDT 2003

Mark,

Here are a couple of links that should help with adding a server to an SBS
2000 domain..

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/sbs/maintain/addsrvrs.asp

http://www.microsoft.com/sbserver/techinfo/administration/2000/default.asp

--

Hope that helps,
David Copeland
Microsoft Small Business Server Support

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

"Franz Foster[MS]" <franzf@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Mark,
>
> SBS 2000, or any version of SBS for that matter, must be installed as the
> first domain controller of a forest, and cannot establish trusts with
other
> domains.
> Windows NT can be installed into the SBS 2000 environment as a member
> server, or BDC, although the BDC role is not really necessary.
> Also, keep in mind, the applications that come with SBS 2000 must be
> installed on the SBS 2000 platform.
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/sbserver/
>
> Franz Foster
> Microsoft Technical Support
> franzf@online.microsoft.com
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
>
>