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    - Terminal Services I have a customer who has been told that they need to go to SBS 2000. They have an application that needs SQL Server and they only have 20 users. My question regarding Terminal Services is can they buy the TS CALs and operate in the application mode for 5 remote users. Also, there is a possiblility that they will need to setup a separate IIS server. Can SBS have two servers in the same AD? Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115177
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    - DHCP? I know this has been asked before, what are the advantages of using DHCP over fixed IP's? Convince me. Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115174
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    - IIS Services vanished I reinstalled IIS on SBS2000 and ran into the known problem where Exchange Server services fail to start, necessitating a re-install of Exchange Server. Now when open IIS Service Manager both my default web site and SMTP service are gone, with no apparent way of adding them back in again. Before I get myself into an endless loop, can someone suggest a way out? TIA Jeff Mowatt Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115173
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    - Mail Disclaimer Hi hope you can help I'm folowing the instructions on the SBS2000.info web site to set up a disclaimer on all outgoing mail. In the batch file "disclaimer.bat" you need to enter a "mail from=*@domain" is this domain our "company.local" domain or "company.co.uk" domain. Thanks .... Fred Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115169
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    - TCP/IP Problems Part 2 We'll I tried all the tricks from the previous suggestions, and unfortunately I'm going to have to reinstall TCP/IP on the domain controller. Of course I will be following http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;299451 Before undertaking this challenge, anyone have any other idea's I haven't thought of? And secondly http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;299451 mentions re-creating lost shares??? Will I have to reassign privileges to each folder or just share them and label them as they were before? Will this include printers? Let me just say HOLY COW! If anyone has had to do this process..pointers are welcome. Robert Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115168
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    - Replace Drive - now what? I had a SCSI drive fail, which I am replacing. It is not my primary drive, so my server does boot up. I don't have Raid. How should I proceed. I had two logical drives, and some development and test files on that hard drive. Must I manually create the logical drives, or is there a better way? Then what, restore from backup? Is there no reasonable way that I can repair that drive? I no longer see it on my server. Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115156
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    - security, VPN, MAC or IP address If someone hacks into a Small Business Server, is there a log file which stores their Mac or IP address? Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115154
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    - How to use the Guest account with (XP) roaming profiles? I'd like to utilize the Guest account/Group for, well, guests (Internet and printers access but no files or Exchange). Enabling the Guest account works but how do I customize the darn XP profile? It insists on recreating it anew every time I log on (as a guest). I insured that the Guest has access to it's user folder and the profile path is in the properties but it refuses to remember the settings. Any ideas? (Ordinary users use the roaming profiles without a hitch.) - Robert. Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115152
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    - Upgrade from NT4 to Windows 2000 Is it feasable to buy a new server and put Windows 2000 w/ Small Bus Server on it, then import all old files and settings from old NT 4.0 server? Should I just start from scratch? Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115142
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    - proccessor at 100% after RAM upgrade. Dell Poweredge 1400SC SBS2K, (not SBSSP1) ISA SP1 win2kSP3 EXchange SP4 had 512Megs upgraded to 1 gig Ram DSL connection Dual NIC setup Upgraded the RAM to 1 GB, restarted and now REPGEN.exe is killing the processor. it runs between 87 and 100% and there are 3 instances of repgen.exe working at the same time. the one that takes all the processor also has an increasing amount of ram being allocated to it, the other 2 are stable. after theRam aloocates to about 50,000KB it recycles and starts over at 12,000 KB am i being paranoid or is this normal?? Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115130
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    - Post SP4 blues I am having problem remotely accessing our exchange and TS post SP4. I am dialing directly into the server via modem and am able to establish the vpn - but I can't get to exchange/TS/or files. (on the network I can get to exchange and TS no problem) Any suggestions? I did note in a previous thread that: "Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz SBS Rocks [MVP]" wrote: > Both myself and Nick Whittome had our TS and Exchange fight over 3389 > port. Do the fix as per http://www.smallbizserver.net I would be happy to try "the fix", but what is "the fix" - I could not find the article that Susan was referring to. Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115126
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    - Accessing FTP sites I'm trying to access FTP sites from a client workstation on a SBS 2000 network but cannot. I just get an hour glass for a while then it times out saying the page cannot be displayed. I can browse to regular websites okay and can browse to these same FTP sites from locations other than the SBS network. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115125
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    - Smallbiz Same as 2000AS? Is the MS Windows 2000 Advanced Server the same operating system and components as the MS Windows Small Business Server? I don't believe it is. I just received my server and had asked for MS Windows Small Business Server. The OS that is loaded is the MS Windows Advanced Server 2000. Thanks for your help. Larry Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115123
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    - Outlook/MSExchange/ISA Dear, I have SBS2000 installed on Windows 2000 server, and WinXP workstation. I create new mailbox account naji@domain.com, when I configure it in outlook everything look fine but if i send an email to myself I didn't receive it. no error occurs. is there any hints? thank you in advance Naji Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115120
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    - SP4 install gone way wrong While applying SP4, the server restarted and now it will not boot. There is an error mapping dlls. Any ideas? Thanks you, Chris Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115110
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    - is it known issue? We have 3 companies that share a single domain, and we have installed a new server with SBS in one of those companies.after installing Windows Server (CD 1) the server was joined to the domain, when we tried to continue with the SBS installation an error occured and the reason:you cant install SBS on a member server. we disjoined the server from the domian and tried to continue with the installation, but the wizard went through the installing Active Directory step. My question is: I need to install another 10 CALs on this SBS server because it will run an SQL application and I cant install the licenses without installing the SBS management Console, however, I dont want to install Active Directory as I want this server to be a memeber server, is that possible? Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115109
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    - Is 400 / 500 paging faults per second excesive. Hi Have a server running SBS 2000 service pak 1. It has two processors, a gig of memory and loads of hard disk space. I am recieving warnings of high page faults. The threshold is set for 200 but currently I have current faults at 541, minimum at 142, maximum 14220, average 467. Is this normal? SQL server, exchange, web proxy and normal functions are running on the server. The pages per sec are current 1, min 0, max 2156 average 3.5. Page inputs are 1, min 0, max 2156 average .99. Again is this normal should I just increase the threshold, or is it a problem and what steps do I take to resolve this? With thanks Calvin Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115106
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    - POP3 Connector I have a problem with pop3 connector. I can't download e-mail from my ISP, I receive two error events, 12052 and 12050. I have checked the users name and password I have installed exchange server and isa server on the same machine. I have already create a ip packet filter for pop3. I cant't send and receive mail from the server with outlook 2000, but on the client it works well. Can you help me? Many Thanks Luca Perazzo Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115105
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    - email filter Currently I am running SBS on a single server. Using Exchange 2000 as the internal mail server. I have configured outlook for exchange and exchange to hook up and download mail from my ISP (Earthlink) on a 56k modem (only choice). When I set up ISA server with default filters and enable filters I am unable to download mail from my ISP. Unchecking enable filters gets my mail through, but shuts off my firewall. I have tried several custom filters to get my mail through to no avail. Any help on creating a mail filter or resources to work it out myself would be appreciated. Thanks in advance Norman (newbie) Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115097
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    - Help - Restoring System from a faulty boot disk OS: Windows 2000 Server Background Info. 1. Primary disk is the boot disk 2. Secondary disk has the Windows system directory What happened. 1. Primary disk died. 2. Secondary disk is still in tac. How do I get the secondary disk to boot up? I have tried replacing the primary disk, re-installing the OS onto it and copying the secondary disk back on... but it will not work as it has issues with the Directory Services. Any ideas? Thanks. Adrian Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115083
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    - fax client won't install on XP I was just assigned the task of figuring out why the SBS fax client won't install on any Windows XP workstations. I found a technet artical that references disabling the fax client that comes with Windows 2000 before trying to install the SP fax client. The artical didn't reference XP however. I wanted to check with the people wiser than I before diving in to this. Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115082
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    - XP Client logon over Linksys VPN slow or fails entirely We have recently tried to add a remote location to our HQ small business 2000 networkusing an IPsec VPN tunnel. The remote location has a win2k server running as a domain controller also. We want to add them in order to use exchange, shared folders, and control web access using a product called surfcontrol. We set up both the remote and hq locations with 128k "fixed IP" dsl lines and Linksys befsx41 router/firewalls. A VPN was established between the two routers. I can ping between them with no problem using local lan IP addresses. I can ping the machine name of the sbs server from the remote location. We added an xp client from the remote to the HQ domain. Although the process took quite a while it semed to work OK. However the login process takes a long time (10-20 minutes) and about 50% of the time when its done we can't access the server. During this long login process, there does not seem to be much traffic over the VPN nor is the perf monitor showing much in the way of system activity on either the client or the server. It just seems to be waiting for something that sometimes never happens. We took the same xp client that exhibited this behavior to the hq location, put it on the LAN, and it logs in and works OK. There are no user error messages displayed when this happens. Event viewer has a few messages about services not being able to find a domain controller. The only thing I can find differently about the VPN connection is that we can not send as many bytes in a ping packet as we can on the local lan whithout getting a timeout. 45 bytes less works OK. I assume that is for IPSec info or something. Is this our problem? Any ideas? Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115078
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    - I cannot instal SP1 for SBS2K I try to install SP1 on my Small Business Server 2K. When I run SP1setupexe.exe from systemroot\Program Files\Small Business Server SP1 I get the massage: Service Pack can only be installed on Small Business Server 2000. and I cannot install it. Thanks for help Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115077
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    - Word Slow at saving files on network I am not sure if this is the right place to ask this question but I am running outof ideas so here goes. I am running sbs2000 as my domain controller. I have noticed thatboth Word 2000 and Word 2002 are slow at saving and closing files on the network. Any Ideas Martin Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115074
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    - Transfer domain from Win2k ADC to SBS 2000 I have finally convinced the boss to buy SBS2000 (mainly for Exchange). I need to "transfer" the existing Windows 2000 domain (running on a Win2k ADC) to a new SBS2000 machine. Resulting in the SBS machine having the master active directory roles. Is there a knowledge base article or whatever with instructions on how to do this? Thanks Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115049
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    - SBS2K Slower than it should be I just setup a new SBS setup with only 3 clients setup so far. Fast SCSI drives, fast gigabit nics, 39160 adaptec ard.. Built it. Very fast workstation but slow over the network. Well, it should be faster for what is has. It is SBS2000, SP1 installed. ISA Server is on. All the duplex settings match. Internet access is fast though. It is just copying files over. I don't even have my antivirus installed yet. It is a XEON 2.8. I have older Pentiums that are just as fast and don't have the fast scsi drives. Is there a way to improve performance on the server. I remember a way of setting the server that it should be a certain way depending on how it is used but I don't remember where that setting is. I remember using the setting back when SBS 2K first come out. This server is primarily a print/file server, ISA, Exchange. Where is that setting? I am having a brain fade. Thanks in advance to all JohnJ Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115045
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    - loggging into a win2000 server domain, with XP wiped out all my outlook data and I used my XP Professional laptop (previously set to MSHOME - workgroup) to log onto a win2000 server domain to try to test network connections, and it wiped out all my outlook data, and changed my desktop and erased some programs, msoffice programs don't work, I'm stumped!! Can anyone help?! Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115034
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    - SBS with two DHCP servers Is there a particular reason why you can't have 2 DHCP servers in a SBS enviroment? I mean... why SBS was designed this way? Since Win2k let's you do this... why SBS does not? What's the difference? I know that in most cases 2 DHCP servers in such a small network is not a great advantage... but why get rid of this feature? -KW Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115031
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    - Terminal Services I am going to be going out of town for a week, and will need access to our server and to my PC. Could someone tell me if Terminal Services is what I would need to use in order to do this? If it is, how do I set it up and use it? If it's not, what options are there for me to do this? TIA! Torrey Lauer Modern Travel Services www.moderntravel.net MKE Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 115000
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    - mirrored dynamic volume I have a mirrored volume which I moved to a new computer. It showed up as a foreign disk, so I tried to import it. I get the following message: internal error - disk group has no valid configuration copies. Any ideas as how I can import this disk. I need the data that is on it. Also, if I reinstall Win 2000 server on a previously installed dynamic volume, is all previous data lost? Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 114988
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    - SQL2000 only? Is it possible to install Small Business Server into an existing domain, without using it as a DC, but only using it for the SQL2000??? I cannot have it as a DC due to other apps that will be running. -- John Rentschler MCSE, MCSA, Network + Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 114982
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    - Dual boot Question Is this possible? I have been told what the requirements are? Dual boot win2k server and sbs2000 But the guy said he wants them on the same partition C:\ He insists and said it's his way or nothing...but i've tried to tell him it won't work out. That's just plain madness. I said seperate partitions will be okay but he said no! What do you guys think! Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 114979
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    - How do I Troubleshoot Problems? Hello all, I have almost completed a move of my Small Business Server 2000 installation to a nice new machine, but I am having a little trouble with Exchange Server part of it. I have setup the software suite, added the users to A.D., ExMerge'd the old mailboxes and ExMerge'd them onto the new server, connected the clients and verified they can login and see their old mail. The bit I am having trouble with is what I think is referred to as 'transport'. When I send messages (to other clients) I get nothing; no NDR's, no event log messages and certainly no mail on the receiving end. I am running the old server which worked fine for a couple of years, all be it slowly, along side (but not connected) and I have replicated the settings from the old to the new, but still nothing! I would like some advise on how to identify the point at which the system is failing. Is there a way of having Exchange log activity in the way other programs or services do into event viewer complete with event id's to find solutions from? Any ideas gratefully received. Regards James tgl Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 114568
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    - Problems in accessing news sites; external ftp and AvantGo I have SBS2000 installed and around 10 workstations all running W2kpro or XPpro. The server uses the default configuration for IIS and ISA (except that I have enabled OWA and had to do some specific stuff to enable that - following the MS knowledgebase instructions). The network is all private addresses accessing sharing a single public IP address. Until around two weeks ago I (as the administrator) could access newsgroups (like I am now - but I am doing this from home), upload stuff to my company website (hosted by the ISP) via ftp and sychronise my Sony Clie using AvantGo. Here are the problems: a) My assistant (who has administrator priviliges on the system) has never been able to upload pages to the website via ftp. She gets a proxy error every time from her machine (running XPpro) but can connect and upload from a different machine; b) I cannot now connect to newsgroups. Outlook Express reports that the news server is unreachable); c) AvantGo also times out with a proxy error - it previously d) Realplayer (both 8 and One) report proxy errors - so, for instance, I can't now access the live radio feed from the BBC website. With the exception of a), I could do all these things 2 weeks ago. I have no policies which block this traffic. I haven't changed anything I am aware of. All the protocol and filter rules seem to be in place and active and the applications filters are set to allow ftp and streaming media. I can't see anything in place to stop this traffic yet it will not pass. I can't find anything on the MS site to help me. I've got Tom Shindler's book (and I've looked on the website). Neither describe the problem or, therefore, offer any remedies. Now, I'm assuming this is probably an ISA server problem - because of the frequent 'proxy server' error messages. I might be wrong. Has anybody any thoughts which might help? Paul Coventry/UK Tag: Email forwarding Tag: 114280

We are trying to forward email from a user to his pager
going through SBS. Is there any reason a Rules in Error
message appears and the item does not forward? Can we not
forward to any email address using rules anymore?

ALN

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