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    - Windows XP logon I want to be able to shutdown Windows XP at the Windows Xp login screen. At the moment the option is greyed out. I've tried registry etc but I'm unable to work out where this setting is. The workstations are part of a Windows SBS 2000 domain with Win XP SP2. Any help would be appreciate. Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173984
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    - Looking for opinions Looking for feedback: If you were going to make the best improvement and do it in steps what would you recommend to your client? My client has a Custom Access application. Version 1 of the program ran good. Version 2 runs much slower which I assume is because it handles more information/tables. We are looking at trying to improve the performance with either hardware upgrades and/or converting the access app. to SQL based. My client's budget is limited due to the amount he's soaked into the development of other things. From what I can see there are 3 possible bottlenecks. Server, Network speed and the application. My client Current network: 20 users; (12 max using the access app.) SBS 2000, Dual Xeon P3 866. SCSI 160, 1.5 gb ram, 100mb Ethernet. Considering Dell server w/raid 1 & 5. 2gb ram, dual Xeon 3.0 (2mb cache). Gigabit network. SBS 2003. My personal thoughts are that converting the Database program to a SQL based app would show and best increase but I'm looking for some opinions. Thanks all. db Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173979
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    - Re-applying CAL's from floppy disc.... Hi, I have just re-installed our SBS2000 software after a H/D failure, we had no backup!! :-( The CAL floppy requires a password to activate it. Will Microsoft entertain my request for this?? It's Saturday and the UK Technical Support is closed....can I call the 24hour USA number?? Thanks, Paul. Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173974
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    - Share a printer on different (SBS) networks Hi, We have a new employer in our office who are running their own Windows 2000 server. Basically they need to keep isolated from our SBS2000 network. However, they would like to share the printer in the copy room (has an HP Jetdirect attached.) They are plugged into the same switches we are. Any ideas on how to do this? (perhaps I should post this question to another newsgroup?) Thanks. Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173964
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    - Ftp / Remote Desktop Connections : Fail I've been working on this off/on for a year now, and cannot solve it. I have 2 SBS2k networks, upgraded from SBS 4.5, that will not allow me to get out of my network to external ftp or TS sites. Most PC's, but not all. These are dual homed servers so I'm sure I've got something not set correctly on the servers. PLEASE, someone, point me in the right direction. I'm between gigs right now and I would love to fix this on my time off. Thanks for any help. Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173957
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    - 2003 installation with SBS 2000 Here is my setup: Office 1: SBS 2000 Server and a Windows 2000 Server. Office 2: New Windows 2003 Server w/ Exchange 2003. I will be setting up a Router to Router VPN. I want the two offices to be in the same forest, possibly as a domain w/ subdomains. Once the VPN is configured properly, I understand that I can join a Windows 2003 Server to a SBS 2000 domain. However, I am unsure how Exchange behaves with this. I don't think another Exchange server can be part of a SBS 2000 domain. Here is what I need to know: Can I Join Office 2 to Office 1's domain as a subdomain, and keep Exchange separate? We use POP3 e-mail through our ISP, so Exchange is only used to hold mailbox stores. Please give advice! I appreciate it. PM Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173956
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    - new scsi drive Hello I just added a npair of new scsi drives to our system. I added both as dynamic drives and formatted them and have successfully moved our data from a much smaller drives (34Gb) to the larger (73Gb). My problem is that the stations do not seem to "see" these drives. I have enabled them ro be shared but I'm not sure what to do next. tia carl Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173953
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    - SCSI or SATA Hi, I am looking at replacing the SBS 2000 Server with SBS 2003. The existing Server has SCSI drives and need your advise on the new server. As SATA drives are cheaper than SCSI has anyone used SATA in hardware Raid 0 and if so hows the performance vs SCSI? -- Regards David Hellewell Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173937
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    - SBS2000 running very very slow Have a sbs2000 system that is running at a crawl. client feeling the slowness and at the server, apps are very slow to open. defraged, scandisk, delete temps and badmail. processor not bad, but memory useage is high. Please help... Kevin... Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173936
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    - Wibndows backup for SBS2K I had to remove Veritas and cannot re-install due to low disk space. Can I use Windows backup to backup the c drive reliably in SBS2K? Should I shut done the Exchange store to do the backup? -nn Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173930
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    - www.webmoney24center.de.vu Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173927
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    - www.webmoney24center.de.vu Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173926
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    - Internet Sharing on SBS 2003 I have a Server running SBS 2003, 3 Clients running XP Pro and an unmanaged Switch. I had a BT DSL modem whcih I have connected to the USB port on the Server. From the Server I can see the web but I cannot configure the Server to allow internet access from the Clients. I have followed in-built and web "Help" screens but there is no Enable Internet Sharing screen or tab anywhere. Is ICS possible with a USB DSL Modem or must I use a router connected to one of the RJ45 ports? If the former, how?? THanks Alan Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173909
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    - SBS/Exchange 2000: Event 8331: MSExchangeAL: Address List This SBS 2K installation has been running like a train for 2yrs, no probs. Recently two 8331 problems (16th June and today) have caused Exchange issues. Users are unable to send mail, it remains in the Outlook outbox. I've tried re-starting the Exchange services, but the Exchange Information store will not re-start. It just hangs. The first time a re-boot fixed it, but it hasn't lasted long !!! Google gives plenty of info on this for Exchange 2003, but little for Exchange 2000. There are some previous posts, but no definitive solutionThe entry is:- "MSExchangeAL" "Address List" "The service threw an unexpected exception which was caught at g:\dsa\src\lra\abv_dg\lservagent.cpp(4664)" The Application log is full of them, as the entry repeats every 60secs from the initial one. This is worrying, as a re-boot is not always convenient. Also there is no logical g: drive on this machine!!! Are there any regular maintenance tasks I should be performing on Exchange, apart from patching, which I do every two months or so? Any other pointers to the problem / solution? Re-install exchange? Thanks for any assistance. Andy Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173908
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    - Spliting applications from a SBS 2000 server One of my customers is using SBS 2000 with circa 40 clients. They are using Exchange and SQL production application pretty heavily, so performance is a bit iffy. They need to move either the Exchnage or the SQL app to another box. This will be a basic Proliant with Server 2003 installed. Question is, what is the easier one to move? Exhange or SQL. I know that they'll have to purchase one or the other, so it's about the most cost effective and the easier re-config. The client would prefer to move Exchange because they've had a lot of bespoke work done on the SQL app and are terrified that they'll have to go back to the standard application and try and run all their mods again. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks, John Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173907
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    - OWA when ISP blocks port 80 I have configured SBS200 server as follows: http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=65 however I found out our isp blocks both port 80 and 443. Has anyone done this with a non-standard tcp port? Thanks. Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173906
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    - Exchange 2003 Standard on SBS 2000 Hello, I am wondering if I can install Exchange Server 2003 standard on a server running SBS 2000. It seems to upgrade the actual Exchange 2000 (component of SBS) to Exchange 2003 is the best way to get an Exchange 2003 organization, to keep the public folders, and to do a simple move of mailboxes rather than have to run Exmerge. The ultimate goal would be to move it all to a new Exchange 2003 server running on Windows 2003 server. Any ideas? Thanks! Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173904
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    - network communication problems sorry to post yet another question on the same issues, but i have much more information since yestsrdays post. these probolems all coinceded with a virus being detected and deleted on the server. I now notice a programme "mIRC" has installed its-self on the server. and i am unablr to uninstall it via add remove programmes none of the client computers can print to any network printer, the error message is "unable to connect" on trying to open the printer properties the error message is "the print subsystem is unavailable" none of the client computers can browse the network. the error message is " the server is not configured for transactions" the server can print to any network printer without problem, the exchange and internet are also ok. there seems to be a lot of internet activity at the server, but nothing is apparently using it. Any help genuinely apreciated Andrew ps if i restored the system state from backup would this help? Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173902
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    - Terminal Server Hi, I have an SBS2000 and a Windows 2000 Terminal Server. I would like to put another server running Windows 2003 into the same domain as the SBS2000 and eventually pension off the Windows 2000 Terminal Server. Is there a problem doing this? -- Regards David Hellewell Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173900
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    - Fax setup fails After reinstall the faxsetup from the faxserver fails. this ist the setuplogfile. [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] DllMain called reason DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH. [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] { [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] } [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] SetCommonFoldersProps [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] { [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] CSIDL_COMMON_DOCUMENTS=C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All Users\Dokumente [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] Property will set to be C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All Users\Dokumente\Microsoft\Shared Fax\CoverPages [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] CSIDL_COMMON_DOCUMENTS=C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All Users\Anwendungsdaten [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] PrivateMsiGetProperty [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] { [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ERR] MsiGetProperty:DATADIR returned an empty string. [07/14/05 07:47:03] [0x0394] [ ] } [07/14/05 07:47:04] [0x0394] [ ] Property will set to be C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All Users\Anwendungsdaten\Microsoft\Shared Fax [07/14/05 07:47:04] [0x0394] [ ] SecureDirectories [07/14/05 07:47:04] [0x0394] [ ] { [07/14/05 07:47:04] [0x0394] [ERR] Call to function SetEntriesInAcl failed with 0x00000057 (e:\nt\private\sbs\fax\setup\server\customactions\msiservercustomactions.cpp 1202) [07/14/05 07:47:04] [0x0394] [ ] } (87) [07/14/05 07:47:04] [0x0394] [ERR] Call to function SecureDirectories failed with 0x00000057 (e:\nt\private\sbs\fax\setup\server\customactions\msiservercustomactions.cpp 891) [07/14/05 07:47:04] [0x0394] [ ] } (87) [07/14/05 07:47:04] [0x0394] [ ] DllMain called reason DLL_PROCESS_DETACH. [07/14/05 07:47:04] [0x0394] [ ] { [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] DllMain called reason DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH. [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] { [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] } [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] SetCommonFoldersProps [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] { [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] CSIDL_COMMON_DOCUMENTS=C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All Users\Dokumente [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] Property will set to be C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All Users\Dokumente\Microsoft\Shared Fax\CoverPages [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] CSIDL_COMMON_DOCUMENTS=C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All Users\Anwendungsdaten [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] PrivateMsiGetProperty [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] { [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ERR] MsiGetProperty:DATADIR returned an empty string. [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] } [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] Property will set to be C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\All Users\Anwendungsdaten\Microsoft\Shared Fax [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] SecureDirectories [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ ] { [07/14/05 07:53:08] [0x06d4] [ERR] Call to function SetEntriesInAcl failed with 0x00000057 (e:\nt\private\sbs\fax\setup\server\customactions\msiservercustomactions.cpp 1202) [07/14/05 07:53:09] [0x06d4] [ ] } (87) [07/14/05 07:53:09] [0x06d4] [ERR] Call to function SecureDirectories failed with 0x00000057 (e:\nt\private\sbs\fax\setup\server\customactions\msiservercustomactions.cpp 891) [07/14/05 07:53:09] [0x06d4] [ ] } (87) [07/14/05 07:53:09] [0x06d4] [ ] DllMain called reason DLL_PROCESS_DETACH. [07/14/05 07:53:09] [0x06d4] [ ] { we hope that someone can help us regards Ralf Eisele Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173898
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    - SMTP Read Errors I have a client with SBS 2000 using Exchange to host Internet email. Internally, everything works fine. Sending mail to the Internet works fine. For some domains, emailing to accounts on this server does not work, or works sporadically. Often, the emailing domain receives this message: #4.4.7 SMTP; 451 4.4.1 reply: read error. This only seems to be happening for a few domains, but it also seems to be increasingly affecting incoming email. Any suggestions? Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173897
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    - store.exe running high under task mgr the store.exe is at the top (high). my system is slow to repond. trying to purge badmail.... taking forever to load the page. No viruses, ad aware and MS antispyware hang on the badmail folder. wrote a script to purge badmail every hour. Help please, Kevin... Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173888
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    - Silly question about logon/logoff hours Hi Guys: Have a simple question here. A user keeps leaving his computer on every night with some applications, files, email open. If i go to the user profile and restrict his logon hours, will the system force a logoff and also before forcing the logoff close every open files and applications that he might have open? Just want to make sure no applications will be affected and all the files are closed properly. Thanks as usual for the excellent support, Denise Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173887
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    - Forward mail from internal Domain I have a customer who has set up a number of external POP3 mailboxes with his ISP in order to use PDA's remotely. He then setup out of office rules to forward mail to these mailboxes, but the mail never goes. I soon realised that he had set up mailboxes using the same domain name as his Exchange Server is responsible for (Exchange 2000 running on SBS2000), and therefore when sending internally of course Exchange issues NDR's for the 'unknown' mailboxes. Is there any way to forward this mail using OOF or will it have to be set up under a different domain name? Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173881
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    - Group policy question... I want to make sure that none of our terminal server users can access the "Administrative Tools" and "System Tools" areas. I have looked in Group Policy but do not see where I can set this type of thing... I must have missed it because this makes sense to be able to do.. Please help?? Thanks, Brad Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173879
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    - OPPORTUNISTIC LOCKING, SIDE EFFECTS ON A FILE SERVER. My Company uses ACT! 6.0 for a contact database. On the ACT! website it is telling me to disable OPPORTUNISTIC LOCKING on the server runing ACT! and all of the Workstation accessing the ACT! Database on the Server. The ACT! Software and the database resides on our 'file server' in which all of our companies files are kept, read, and written to on a daily basis. We only have 7 people in our company so the chance of more then one person accessing the same file at the same time is slim but has happen in the past. What are the effects of disabling OPPORTUNISTIC LOCKING on an everyday file server/client? Thank you for any assistance you can provide, I don't want to make any crazy changes to the server un tell I know what i am doing. By The way the server is a DELL 2.8 Gig with 512 RAM running MS Server 2000 Standard. -- PAS -- PAS Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173878
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    - Documenting SBS Server Settings? Hello, I was wondering what (if any) written documentation should be kept in terms of "Server Configuration Settings"? What sort of things do you all "write down" when it comes to documenting your systems? At the moment, my directors have a record of Administrator Passwords and some information covering the Backup / Restore procedure. This information would be useful for a "third party" in case work had to be carried out on the system and I was un-available for some reason. TIA Stephen Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173874
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    - Printers still not working Hi here are the symptoms. all network printers give status as "unable to connect" when trying to browse the network i get the error message "RTWilliams is not accessable. The server is not configured for transactions" this all seems to have come about at the same time as a virus was detected and deleted. however the client computers can still access the internet and folders on the network from desktop shortcuts and exchange is working ok. I have tried restarting the server a number of times and have tried restarting the printer spool service. Any ideas? thanks Andrew Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173873
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    - TS CAL on thin client device We have a number of systems out running thin client devices such as the Wyse Winterm product or similar. Although I was able to find an MS technical article about how to transfer the TS device CAL from one thin client PC to another (in the event of hardware failure) as this entails editing the registry on the client PC to remove the license, it obviously won't work on a thin client, as it only has Windows CE and no 'regedit' command. So in the event of a Winterm failing and being replaced by the hardware maintenance company, how would we get over the fact that Windows TS Licensing would now consider this to be an extra user? So if the customer had 10 TS device CALs, and ten thin clients, how do we swap one thin client and not need to ugprade with extra TS CALs? Thanks, Mike. Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173872
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    - Exchange Email slow Hi all, My sbs 2000 users are complaining that internal/External email is slow, it can take up to 20min to deliver an internal email? What I noticed was that emails where queued in the presubmission queue before being delivered. This is not a huge site there are usually only a handful of emails is the queue. Any one know why this may be happening?? I have never noticed emails queuing in this queue on any of our sites? Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173871
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    - unable to disable RRAS Recently, I found that I was unable to make an inbound VPN call to my server. Upon checking RRAS, I found that there were no available interfaces. When I attempted to disable (and thus clear out any problems), I found that after telling me that i'd need to re-config RRAS if I continued, the system disabled the RRAS service and left everything else as it was (i.e. broken). Is there a way to completely remove RRAS or to force it through the setup wizard again? Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173870
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    - printers stopped working we're running a dell poweredge 2500 with sbs 2000 and 25 clients all win2000 service pack4. suddenly none of the client computers are able to print to any network printers, however we can print from the server and we can ping the printers from the client computers. when i go to add printer on a client computer and try to browse the network for a printer, i can not browse the network and the status for all printers is "unabel to connect". when i go to my network places and try to browse the network i get the error message "the server is not configured for transactions" any help apreciated Andrew Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173864
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    - SBS 2000 as stand alone windows 2000 work station I have recently upgraded to SBS 2003 on a new server form an existing SBS 2000 server. I am now getting ready to re introduce the old server (Dell Poweredge 2500) back into the network. Maybe as a file server, backup tape drive computer, or maybe as just a work station. Can I install windows 2000 from the SBS 2000 disks but not the SBS 2000 components? If not, or even if so, any suggestions as to what to do with this server would be great. Its hardware is big enough that it does not warrant being put out to pasture. Thanks in advance.! Sean Smith Manager Support Services - Accesstec Inc Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173863
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    - Remote print on Terminal Server (SBS2000) I have a Terminal Server (SBS2000) and an lacal PC with an HP3015 USB printer (Dot_4_USB001) and cant print locally. I have added the drivers on both the PC and the terminal Server. If i install an HP1022 printer I have no problems. In Terminal Server log it says it can't install the printer. Can any of you help me. -- Best regards Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173862
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    - After-the-fact SBS 2003 Licensing Mode Does anyone know how you can determine, after installation, what licensing mode is currently being implemented in a Windows 2003 Small Business Server between Per-User and Per Device? Thanks! AK Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173857
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    - [FYI] Washington DC Usergroup Meeting www.sbsdc.org Next Meeting- July 14th @ 6:00pm in McLean, VA Topics that will be discussed: -Windows Mobile (Smartphone and PocketPC) + SBS -Scripting -Study Group for MOC 2395A -and much more If you are in the area you are more than welcome to attend. Go to the sbsdc.org website and subscribe to the list for more information (or contact me directly). -- Javier [SBS MVP] www.msmvps.com/javier << SBS ROCKS !!! >> Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173854
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    - Kodak DX6440 email not sending All of a sudden my Kodak digital pictures when sending says Send Error, "Unable to connect to the Kodak Email server." How to send properly again. Thanks. Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173851
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    - Problem with roaming profiles.. I am configuring 5 of our XP users to use roaming profiles - as they will be sharing desks/computers on different days of the week. They will be switching between 5 differnt Xp Pro machines. So far, I have only configured the first user and ran into the following issue... It seemed to go fairly smooth except that none of the users' mapped drives came across. I had to manually re-map the drives on one of the other machines he logged into - and I suspect I'll wind up having to do the same on the other machines he will be logging into. Is there some issue with mapped drives and roaming profiles? It seems that once I mapped the drives, they are being retained - but likely only because that is beiong stored in teh local profile for that user on that particluar machine? It would be nice if I did not have to go to 5 different machines for 5 different users (25 profiles)and map drives!!! Any thoughts? Thanks, Brad Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173846
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    - Email with DSL config. Group I am running in to the following issue. I have SBS2003 (Is there another group for 2003 I should be posting to?). I have a DSL router (Actiontec) that gets a static public IP from my ISP 71.35.xx.xx, then the router provides an IP for my SBS server at 192.168.0.2 - first NIC, then the SBS2003 server provides ip's to my internal network of 192.168.16.xx over the second nic I have configured inside the Actiontec router to have my server IP 192.168.0.2 in the DMZ zone. I also pointed the MX record at my ISP's to the router ip of 71.35.xx.xx I can now send email to the outside world, but can not receive any. What am I missing in this configuration? Thank you Alex Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173845
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    - SBS Resource - recent, missed keeping info All, Marina (I think) posted info about an MS qualification(?) coming soon for SBS. This was in the past week, I am sure.. Could someone re-post the information please? TIA, Phil Partridge philp@pebbleGRIT.demon.co.uk Remove the grit to reply Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173843
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    - POP to SMTP - urgent please Hi Moving form POP to SMTP on SBS2000. Our domain is called domain.local, but our email is called domain.com. Do I need to set up another DNS zone for domain.com and put an MX record in it? Also do I need to alter the FQDN in Advanced Delicery of the SMTP virtual server? TIA Lewej Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173842
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    - One single "From" adrress We have setup sbs2000 (incl. exchange2000) in our office. Each User of our network (10 users) has its mailbox like Name@CompanyName.local at the axchange server. Currently each User has its own e-mail account for recieving messages (pop3) directly connected to an ISP. For sending messages we use smtp with another ISP The acounts with the pop3 server look like John.Smith@CompanyName.nl. We have also an e-mail account info@CompanyName.nl at the isp hosting the pop3 server. Is it possible to enable each User of the network send messages or reply to messages with one single "From" adrress using Exchange server. The Users uses Outlook 2000. Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173841
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    - Licensing A clients has a SBS 2000 server, they want to know how many licenses they have, i think i can remember but not sure where on the server tells me how many cals are loaded? Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173837
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    - ISA2k, Pop connection timing out. Help Inherited a small 10pc network. SBS2K. 2NIC setup. Fully patched. Pop3 mail is very slow, times-out to the ISP's server. Internet/WEB speed is fine. The ISP assures me that I am the only one having this issue. To look at the network. Something to note, the profile has two things going on. Using ISA2000. I've inherited a Dell Powerconnect switch, one of the managed ones. I did some digging around. I noticed that: 1) 10 pcs (xp pro sp2) have their NICS at 100 Full Duplex 2) The Dell's powerconnecct switch's port settings were at AUTO. Thinking this was inconsistent, I set the Dell ports speed to 100 FULL and all the PCS connections to the server slowed down and files could not be saved to the server. Hmmmm.... I set the Dell's ports back to AUTO and the speed was back to the way it was. I tested the PC's NICS and also changed them to AUTO but this changed nothing. The speed tests: Copying 1 gig of data (2000 files) from the workstation to the server and vice versa. Opening Outlook. Opening up a SQL sever database. Saving a large photoshop file to a network drive. Some questions: 1. Is there a setting in ISA2K that be changed to improve bandwidth for pop3? Way to play around with bandwidth tuning? 2. Looking at the Dell switch, noticed a setting "spanning tree" is disabled. (only one switch) 3. Also, at the Dell switch, there is a "multimedia support" and the "high priority optimization" is disabled. IGMP is disabled. Should this be on? Thanks Smith Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173835
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    - Interesting article from Techworld. Firewalls. Your thoughts. Question, what services can be turned off safely on SBS2000 Boxes? Minimum services? RE: Singer is adamant that intrusion will not be stopped by a firewall and attackers have used Trojan SSH clients to steal user names and passwords. Other practices Singer recommends include not running services you don't need, for example, services that are only required internally don't need to be external. From Techworld.Com. http://www.techworld.com/security/news/index.cfm?NewsID=3992 07 July 2005 Firewalls a dangerous distraction says expert False sense of security. By Rodney Gedda, Computerworld Australia A preoccupation with firewalls is diverting attention and resources away from the more important issue of locking systems down, according to an expert. Computer security researcher at the San Diego Supercomputing Center (SDSC), Abe Singer said companies can spend 90 percent of their security efforts on firewalls and not much of anything else. "I'm not saying firewalls are completely irrelevant, but how much effort do you spend on security?" Singer asked. "Do security at the host, not just the perimeter. You should be worried about what users are doing, because if an attacker is going through the perimeter [without secure hosts] then it's game over." Speaking at the Australian Unix and open systems user group (AUUG), Singer prides himself on the claim that the SDSC has gone four years without a root-level intrusion to its systems - without using a firewall. "At the SDSC we don't use a firewall, it's not feasible," he said. "Since we have to secure hosts individually if we had a firewall it would be so open it would be useless." Singer said there is a perception that a firewall is a must-have. He cited Visa's server requirements for online merchants which stated they must have a firewall, but did not specify any configuration details. "Too much of the security budget is being spent on firewalls which also get too much attention [and] it's also 'cool' to have a new firewall to play with," he said, adding that other appliances like intrusion detection and prevention systems are an extension of the same idea. "People are attracted to the idea that security can be bought [and] it's hard to differentiate between marketing hype and reality," he said. "We have a known 'good' config and when we find something is bad it's consistently fixed." Singer is adamant that intrusion will not be stopped by a firewall and attackers have used Trojan SSH clients to steal user names and passwords. Other practices Singer recommends include not running services you don't need, for example, services that are only required internally don't need to be external. "You really need to think through your processes [and] relying on a firewall means you're probably doing security wrong," he said. "Surveys have shown that 60 percent of security breaches are internal but 70 percent of people are worried about hackers on the outside. Internal breaches are worse, because someone has a level of access and knows where the assets are. If an attacker was really looking at compromising a company's assets he or she would get a job in the mail room." Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173834
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    - [KYSBSUG] Invitation - Kentucky SBS User Group July Meeting (07/20/2005) You are cordially invited to the July meeting of the Kentucky Small Business Server User Group (KYSBSUG)! http://www.kysbsug.org Date: Wednesday July 20th 2005 Time: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Eastern (GMT -5) (doors open at 6:00) Location: University of Louisville Building: Shelby Campus - ITRC Building Conference Room: Multimedia Theater Address: 9001 Shelbyville Road City/State/Zip: Louisville, KY 40222 Contact: Tim Barrett timbarrett@rehabdesigns.com Register today FREE at the following URL: http://www.clicktoattend.com/?id=103212 Agenda: Windows Small Business Server 2003 - Service Pack 1 This month, in addition to the SBS Service Pack 1 presentation, we'll also have: - Free pizza and soft drinks - Courtesy of Culminis & KYSBSUG - SBS resource DVDs with a SBS SP1 VPC - Courtesy of Mike Iem, Ziem Group - Cool give-aways - Courtesy of Bryan Von Axleson & Ron Grattopp, Microsoft IMPORTANT - This is a secure building, so please try to arrive no later than 6:30 PM E.D.T. to be sure you can get in the building. E-mail Tim Barrett at timbarrett@rehabdesigns.com or call (502) 817-3456 with any questions. Campus Map: http://www.theitrc.com/html/shelby_campus.html Expedia Map: http://tinyurl.com/2meg5 Directions to the U of L Shelby Campus - iTRC: (The Shelby Campus is in the EAST end of Louisville, one block West of Hurstbourne Lane) From the Airport: Take I-264 East (Watterson Expressway) out of the airport for approximately 6 miles. Once you pass the I-64 interchange, look for US 60 (Shelbyville Road) which is the St. Matthews/Middletown exit. Go East towards Middletown for approximately 1 mile through a commercial, and then residential, area. Shelby Campus will be on your left. From I-64: I-64 West into Louisville to the Jeffersontown/Middletown exit #15 which is Hurstbourne Lane (State Road 1727). At the end of the ramp, turn right towards Middletown. Stay on Hurstbourne to US 60 (Shelbyville Road) which is approximately 1 mile. Turn left onto US 60. Shelby Campus is on your right just past the first red light. From I-65: I-65 North into Louisville to I-264 East (Watterson Expressway). Go approximately 6 miles to US 60 (Shelbyville Road) at the St. Matthews/Middletown exit (which is just past the I-64 interchange). Go East towards Middletown for approximately 1 mile through a commercial, and then residential, area. Shelby Campus will be on your left. From I-71: I-71 South into Louisville to I-264 West (Watterson Expressway). Go approximately 2 miles to the US 60 (Shelbyville Road) at the St. Matthews/Middletown exit. Go East towards Middletown for approximately 1 mile through a commercial, and then residential, area. Shelby Campus will be on your left. -Tim Barrett, MCP [SBS] Kentucky Small Business Server User Group (KYSBSUG) Website: http://www.kysbsug.org E-mail: timbarrett@rehabdesigns.com Blog: http://timothybarrett.blogspot.com Office: (502) 266-9061 x105 Fax: (502) 266-6251 Cell: (502) 817-3456 Protect your PC http://www.microsoft.com/protect Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173832
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    - UPS Connect Software UPS as in United Parcel service. We are having trouble connecting through ISA/? Anyone had any success with this?? Pointers??? links??? UPS tech support....is just.....I wont go there (lest it offends anyone) Tami Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173821
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    - Exchange file stored on Server??? I have moved several clients around to different computers and had no problem setting up and accessing their outlook, folders and contacts, however, I have one particular client that I have not been able to retrieve his files, folders and contacts, he has access and recieves email. This is from moving him from a PC to a laptop. -- Dave Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173819
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    - Press release The Magical M&M's from SmallBizServer.Net, Mariette Knap and Marina Roos, are delighted to announce that they've teamed with two established SBSers and trainers to launch an exciting new forum supporting Microsoft's new Small Business Specialist Community. The Small Business Specialist Community is Microsoft's new partnership opportunity for small business technology consultants, resellers and system builders. The Small Business Specialist Community has many Microsoft Partner-level characteristics (like the Gold, Certified and Registered levels) and competency-like characteristics (such as network infrastructure, security and information worker). "Because this exciting new program was just announced by Microsoft, there are very few support resources for it." Said Mariette Knap from SmallBizServer.Net. "Our forum is one of those support resources." Hosted by Beatrice Mulzer and Harry Brelsford, co-authors of the new "Small Business Specialist Primer and 70-282 Exam Preparation Guide" book (SMB Nation Press), this forum will answer business and technical questions related to the Small Business Specialist Community. "Really there are two forums. The first forum answers program-related questions such as becoming a Small Business Specialist." Said well-known SBSer and international author Harry Brelsford. "And the second forum supports the 70-282 certification exam that is a certification component to qualify as a Small Business Specialist. But equally important, Beatrice and I are here to support and supplement Microsoft's community building efforts in the small business segment." Specifically, the new forum will: - Provide insights into becoming a Small Business Specialist beyond the Microsoft Partner Web site. For example, the Small Business Specialist implementation in the United Kingdom has a few unique twists (a dated logo badge that must be renewed annually) Have an international flavor. Between Beatrice's native German language fluency and Harry's extensive global travels, this forum will reflect the true international flavor of the small business technology consulting community. - 70-282 examination guidance. Small Business Specialist candidates can interact with the forum hosts in a "birds of a feather" format to enhance their efforts to successfully pass the 70-282 certification examination. Much more! As changes are introduced into the Small Business Specialist Community, the forums will be updated to provide the most current information. Visit http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=53&afgroup=12 to join the new Small Business Specialist Community forum. Visit www.smbnation.com to purchase the new "Small Business Specialist Primer and 70-282 Exam Preparation Guide" book and subscribe to the free SMB Technology Watch newsletter. You can also learn more about SMB Nation 2005, a three-day conference featuring the Small Business Specialist Community and Windows Small Business Server 2003 (September 9-11, 2005, Microsoft Conference Center, Redmond, Washington). CONTACTS: Mariette Knap Mariette@concentrix.nl Harry Brelsford harryb@smbnation.com Beatrice Mulzer bmulzer@intellisysusa.com Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173816
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    - Trend Micro ScanMail and missing network adapters I have just reinstalled SBS 2000 after a crash and unrecoverable AD from multiple backup sources. Most everything on the server is working but I have a persistent problem while trying to install Trend Micro Scan Mail (after successfully installing Office Scan) . After the Scan mail installs and I try to reboot the server, the server hangs. After I manually turn off the server and restart, my network connection are unavailable. They still appear in the device manager, but do not appear in the task bar or in the properties on "My Network Places". Any suggestions: Here is the out put of my event log just before and right after a restart: Service Control Manager 7011 N/A Timeout (30000 milliseconds) waiting for a transaction response from the EventSystem service. Service Control Manager 7011 N/A Timeout (30000 milliseconds) waiting for a transaction response from the EventSystem service. Service Control Manager 7011 N/A Timeout (30000 milliseconds) waiting for a transaction response from the EventSystem service. DCOM 10005 S-1-5-21-1644491937-776561741-1801674531-500 "DCOM got error ""The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. "" attempting to start the service netman with arguments """" in order to run the server: {BA126AD1-2166-11D1-B1D0-00805FC1270E}""" Service Control Manager 7000 N/A The Network Connections service failed to start due to the following error: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. Service Control Manager 7011 N/A Timeout (30000 milliseconds) waiting for a transaction response from the Netman service. DCOM 10005 S-1-5-21-1644491937-776561741-1801674531-500 "DCOM got error ""The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. "" attempting to start the service netman with arguments """" in order to run the server: {BA126AD1-2166-11D1-B1D0-00805FC1270E}""" Service Control Manager 7000 N/A The Network Connections service failed to start due to the following error: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. Service Control Manager 7011 N/A Timeout (30000 milliseconds) waiting for a transaction response from the Netman service. Wins 4097 N/A The description for Event ID ( 4097 ) in Source ( Wins ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: The event log file is corrupt.. DhcpServer 1043 N/A "The description for Event ID ( 1043 ) in Source ( DhcpServer ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: , , 0." W3SVC 101 N/A "The description for Event ID ( 101 ) in Source ( W3SVC ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: /Exchange, M:\ws-arch.com\MBX, The system cannot find the path specified. ." W3SVC 101 N/A "The description for Event ID ( 101 ) in Source ( W3SVC ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: /public, M:\ws-arch.com\Public Folders, The system cannot find the path specified. ." DhcpServer 1043 N/A "The description for Event ID ( 1043 ) in Source ( DhcpServer ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: , , 0." W3SVC 101 N/A "The description for Event ID ( 101 ) in Source ( W3SVC ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: /Exchange, M:\ws-arch.com\MBX, The system cannot find the path specified. ." W3SVC 101 N/A "The description for Event ID ( 101 ) in Source ( W3SVC ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: /public, M:\ws-arch.com\Public Folders, The system cannot find the path specified. ." w32time 62 N/A "The description for Event ID ( 62 ) in Source ( w32time ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: , , this machine's local domain." Wins 4097 N/A The description for Event ID ( 4097 ) in Source ( Wins ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: The event log file is corrupt.. BROWSER 8015 N/A The browser has forced an election on network \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{A678DAD5-431F-463E-BC95-2F40A4931745} because a Windows 2000 Server (or domain master) browser is started. EXIFS 9216 N/A The description for Event ID ( 9216 ) in Source ( EXIFS ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: \Device\ExchangeIfsDevice. E1000 32 N/A "The description for Event ID ( 32 ) in Source ( E1000 ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: , Intel(R) PRO/1000 T Server Adapter." Tag: BUYGREATDOMAIN.COM - The only absolutely free website for selling/buying great domains Tag: 173810

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