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 - getting thrown off the network I don't know if this is the right place to ask this but we're using SBS 2000 and one of my colleagues, who is using Windows 98, keeps getting thrown off our shared network drive, not being able to access our shared files. Anyone have any ideas why? They also have problems receiving external emails sometimes, getting the error message : "Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Unable to deliver the message due to a communications failure" Is this related? Thanks Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132943
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 - Why disapeared my network connection icons from my network places? Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132938
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 - SBS 4.5 to SBS 2000 - Keeping Domain Profiles Hi there, I'm upgrading 4.5 to 2000 using the migration upgrade. I'm going to perform a migration upgrade and have read the relevant white paper. My only query is as follows: I would like to keep the current domain intact as I have an NT4 BDC that needs to stay on the network as a BDC. I intend to use a spare box approach to keep the domain by doing the following: - Install NT4 Server on spare box as BDC - unplug box from network and connect to new network - promote to PDC - upgrade spare box to 2000 Server and set up AD - plug new box into new network - install SBS 2000 on new box as a DC - remove spare box from network - migrate workstations to new network My main question is will the user profiles on the workstations be okay? I have a mixture of NT/2000/XP machines - will any of these have a problem? I assume that the NT ones will log in fine as they will use the NetBIOS domain name but what about the 2000 and XP machines - will they connect to the domain without noticing any difference? Any comments/suggestions appreciated. Thanks, Richard. Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132937
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 - symantec realtime protection stops hi guys, having a bit of a prolem running Norton anti-virus for clients. Its on sbs server 2000. I have a seperate symantec server that manages clients so that my pdc runs client. I've tried un-installing but still giving the same problem. I had to reinstall sbs server but still giving the problem. It causes the server to slow down and some programs wont run with this problem. please help. Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132936
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 - E00.LOG Someone has deleted the E00.Log by "mistake" from C:\\Programfiles\exchsrvr\MDBDATA does anyone know how I can rectify the situation? Any suggestions would be helpful Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132934
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 - Windows 2000 SBS to Windows 2003 Server Migration Hi, please could anyone give me their input. We are migrating from Windows 2000 SBS to Windows 2003 Server and we need to re-install our Active Directory Controller/DNS Server from scratch with Windows 2003 Server. We plan on taking the following steps to get move over to Windows Server 2003: 1. Run adprep on the Small Business Server 2000 GC to prep forest and domain for Windows Server 2003 2. Install Windows Server 2003 on a new temporary machine and run DCPROMO to promote the server to an additional controller for the domain 3. Change the GC role and the FSMO roles to point to the new temporary server 4. Run DCPROMO on the old Small Business Server 2000 to demote it to a member server 5. Shut down the machine 6. Remove the SBS 2000 Server from AD Sites and Services 7. Format the SBS 2000 Server and install Windows Server 2003 on it 8. Run DCPROMO to promote to an additional controller for the domain 9. Take over the GC and FSMO roles 10. Shut down temporary server 11. Remove the temporary server from AD Sites and Services I need advice on how to move over the DNS to the temporary server during this whole process - otherwise after Windows 2003 Server is re-installed on the main controller, we wont be able to promote it and get back the AD from the temporary server. Do you suggest I create a secondary DNS server on the temporary server using the procedures described in this MS article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;313563&Product=win20 00 Theoretically, that would copy all the dns zones and settings required by active directory to the new server from the old controller which we want to re-install. Thanks Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132931
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 - sbs2000 and mail delivery issue Hi i am running sbs 2000 with a dial up connection to the internet. Up until recently, my server would dial up and download mail and on each workstation in microsoft outlook, mail would be in the inbox. I could see it without having to hit the send/receive button in ms outlook. Now, my server will still dial up and download mail but on each workstation in microsoft outlook, you have to hit the send/receive button to get mail. How can i change this back so that mail goes into the mailbox automatically again without having to hit the send/receive button in ms outlook? I do not understand what has changed as i have not changed anything. any ideas anyone? thanks Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132917
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 - external emails are coming in twice!! Hi All, Here's a funny thing. If an email is sent from outside the organisation to an SBS distribution list then it comes through to everyone as usual. About 15 minutes to an hour later the same message is sent to everyone again this time in plain text. This does not happen if an email is sent internally to a distribution list address and emails sent from outside to indiviudal clients just arrive once only. I have SBS2000 with 17 clients mainly XP. Server has two NICs second one connected to the Internet via a Netgear DG814 router. Emails are sent by SMTP and collected via POP3 from our ISP. Any ideas anyone? Cheers, David, UK Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132914
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 - Re pop 3 connector I have also noticed thatI cannot connect to my isps mail server from outlook express ( socket error 10065 ) on the my sbs server although I can from the client machines. I have looked to see if I have any filtering but cannot seem to see anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks In advance Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132913
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 - Pop3 connector error Please help !!!!!! I am trying to get the pop3 connector to work. The error in the event log is 10065. Am I overlooking someting stupid?? Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132908
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 - Problem receiving mail (2 NIC, router, dynamic IP) I have an SBS client who is having huge problems receiving mail. Many messages aren't getting through to them. A typical NDR at the sender would be: <conversation with mail.company.com [123.123.100.101] timed out while sending end of data -- message may be sent more than once> The environment is: SBS 2000 with SP1, ADSL internet connection using 2nd NIC and router, dynamic IP address and using a dynamic DNS provider to resolve the server's Exchange address. We're getting a little desparate - we suspect that hundreds of messages are getting lost. Suggestions, please? Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132903
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 - licences move/reinstall Hi, Does anyone know the right procedure to reinstall=20 (reformat) the server without loosing the licences? In other words: =BFhow shoud I "backup/move" the licences=20 and restore them later in another fresh install? regards. Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132902
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 - No Server Access via Dial-up Modem One of our clients has a 2x NIC SBS2k setup with a fixed IP on their WAN, most of the staff use VPN fine and as administrators we use TS to administer the server, all fine. The box is fully patched. As a backup there is a 56K modem which we used to use to dial into the server if the 'net was down. We don't know what we've done (or haven't done) but now the server answers our dial-up call OK but the negotiation never finishes and the line is dropped. The event log reports H. 323 Gatekeeper errors of 28 and 47 - researched these but not much I understand! (Not even sure they're relevant.) Any pointers appreciated, TIA. Regards Norm Hughes Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132898
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 - TS - Run App on Logon not always working Firstly, sorry for posting a blank page .. too quick with the trigger finger. Have a network with a SBS 2000 Server and Windows 2000 (member) TS. The Environment settings for the User when logging on are set to run the same application (accounting package). When the close the App the session closes. No VPN only network logons. All has been working fine up until a week ago where some users are actually getting the desktop and the App is not running at Logon. Open another session and it works fine. The users that appear to be having the problem are running the RDP Client and not the TS Client (but not all RDP Clients are experiencing the problem). Has anyone encountered something similar ... Technet and Google have proved fruitless so far. Andrew Country NSW Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132897
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 - TS - Run App on Logon not always working Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132896
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 - mcafee groupshield & netshield - update Hi. My sbs2000 connects to the net via adsl, using ppp over ethernet protocol. Since two weeks ago, I was using a modem and raspppoe to connect, but, as you suggested, we decided to buy a router and remove pppoe -----"for obvious security reasons"---- ok, installed the router on the second nic, ran ICW, and everything was re-configured in few minutes and worked fine but.... but, starting that day, the antivirus solution installed on the server, mcafee groupshield and netshield, doesn't auto-update anymore..... I tried configuring the Av to use or not use the proxy server, but the result didn't change...... From the server I can surf the web, and even go, using explorer, to ftp.nai.com where the updates are resident......but the av says "can't connect to update server"..... Can you help me please??? Forgetting: all the clients are able to autoupdate their mcafee virusscan.... thanks bye Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132894
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 - User Name comment Does anyone know where the comment that appears next to a users PC in windows explorer such as user name is found on a windows 2000 operating system. Phil Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132893
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 - sbs2000 smtp HELP some clients cant send mail to certain sites. HELP Thanx in advance. Anwar Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132892
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 - please help me I was wondering if anyone can shine some light on this particular error message. I am not able to find much on this subject beyond the description of what NetDDE is. I started receiving this error message and at the same time I am not able to access one of the servers on our network. I am able to ping and connect to the server by using the ip address, but I can't do it via it's name. I know it is not a WINS problem and all of my network settings are correct. Source: NetDDE Event ID: 206 Description: Listen failed: 15 this error message appears in the eventvwr every 30 minutes. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- . Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132890
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 - slow client log on I have 2 xp clients that are taking extremely long (1-3 minutes) to load the user profile (2Mb) I have set the user to local profile but this has not helped. I have another site that is using normal W2k server and have no problems - there are no error logs Any Ideas Regards Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132886
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 - << SBS news of the week September 28, 2003>> news://msnews.microsoft.com:119/uMk77GChDHA.452@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl Kevin's song of the week http://www.microsoft.com/sbserver/ 10 days 8 hours 54 minutes and 44 seconds to go before SBS2003 launches SBS is going to the Big Easy and the Worldwide Partner Conference to make it's debut... http://www.microsoft.com/partner/events/wwpartnerconference/registration.htm SBS specific events.... http://www.microsoft.com/partner/events/wwpartnerconference/sessions_sbs.htm So what can you do in the meantime? Well get cracking on getting information out to your contacts and clients. Look over your fleets of SBS 4.5's and gently start informing your clients that the timeclock is ticking on that platform. SBS community efforts and information news://msnews.microsoft.com:119/uZdLhXMhDHA.1872@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl Read Harry's newsletter for more info on events... http://www.nethealthmon.com/Issue2-10.htm ---------------------- When I was getting ready to roll out SBS2000 in my office, I went to the Hands On Lab in LA. http://www.msusapartnerreadiness.com/sbs2003.asp SBS 2003 Hands On Labs UPDATE! There is an update to share with you on the forthcoming USA SBS 2003 hands on lab tour commencing in late September. I treat it as a high honor that I?ve been invited to assist in the delivery of the hands on labs in several cities. You will recall from the last newsletter that two sessions during the day together are offered. The morning session is introductory in nature for the new SBSer. The afternoon session is more intermediate/advanced and designed to show the differences from SBS 2000 -> to -> SBS 2003 (delta changes). You can sign up for either session or both at http://www.msusapartnerreadiness.com/sbs2003.asp. The entire SBS hands-on lab schedule is: 9/29/2003 Dallas TX (delivered by Brelsford) 9/29/2003 St. Louis MO 10/1/2003 Irvine CA (delivered by Brelsford) 10/1/2003 Arlington VA 10/6/2003 Miami FL (delivered by Brelsford) 10/6/2003 Minneapolis MN 10/13/2003 New York (East Elmhurst) NY (delivered by Brelsford) 10/13/2003 Detroit MI 10/15/2003 South San Francisco (Burlingame) CA (delivered by Brelsford) 10/15/2003 Portland OR 10/20/2003 Los Angeles CA (delivered by Brelsford) 10/20/2003 Indianapolis IN 10/22/2003 Chicago (Arlington Heights) IL (delivered by Brelsford) 10/22/2003 Morristown NJ 10/27/2003 Phoenix AZ (delivered by Brelsford) 10/27/2003 Atlanta GA 10/29/2003 Houston TX (delivered by Brelsford) 10/29/2003 Orlando FL 11/3/2003 Columbus OH (delivered by Brelsford) 11/3/2003 Charlotte NC 11/5/2003 Danvers MA (delivered by Brelsford) 11/5/2003 Denver CO 11/10/2003 Bellevue WA (delivered by Brelsford) 11/10/2003 San Diego CA BEST PRACTICE: Seating is truly limited to 75 participants in each city, so don?t delay in signing up for the SBS hands-on lab near you ----------------- Can't go to a course? No excuse Hands on lab online! http://microsoft.granitepillar.com/partners/ --------------------- SBS 2003 RTM Standard is on MSDN. If you have a subscription it's available for download! -------------------- SUPPORT THE SBS COMMUNITY BY SHOWING SUPPORT FOR THE BETA EXAM FREE beta exam can be taken until 10/5 news://msnews.microsoft.com:119/OhU#GAjgDHA.1668@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl Go through those Hands on labs online and it may help out on the beta ...and give feedback!! Please use the following promotional code when registering for the exam: DNSSMB ----------------------- - - - - - - - - - - Sobig linked to DDoS attacks on anti-spam sites A senior anti-spam activist is calling on law enforcement authorities to track down the perpetrators behind a widespread and sustained attack on anti-spam sites. The call, from Steve Linford of Spamhaus, comes along with fresh evidence that the assaults have been enabled bythe infamous Sobig worm. http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/56/33059.html - - - - - - - - - - California spam law may face court challenge When California Gov. Gray Davis signed one of the nation's most sweeping antispam laws this week, he didn't end a debate over how the proposal would affect businesses in the richest, most technology- savvy U.S. state. Davis merely shifted it from the Sacramento statehouse--the scene of tense negotiations among antispam activists, direct marketers and technology companies--into the court system. http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104_2-5082049.html http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2003-09-24-spam_x.htm Legislators Take Shots at Spam http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,60589,00.html - - - - - - - - - - Author of report critical of Microsoft loses job The chief technology officer for a technology firm that works closely with Microsoft Corp. lost his job after he helped write a study critical of the insecurity of Microsoft software. Daniel E. Geer Jr., an expert with nearly three decades studying technology and computer security, learned Thursday he was no longer employed by AtStake Inc. of Cambridge, Mass. http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/news/editorial/6860311.htm http://www.securityfocus.com/news/7069 OS monopoly poses security risk, report claims http://www.computerweekly.com/articles/article.asp?liArticleID=125151 http://techupdate.zdnet.com/techupdate/filters/specialreport/0,14622,6025221,00.html http://money.cnn.com/2003/09/25/technology/microsoft_usa.reut/index.htm Punters blamed for Windows security peril http://www.macworld.co.uk/news/main_news.cfm?NewsID=6953 Want PC Security? Diversify http://www.wired.com/news/infostructure/0,1377,60579,00.html http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,4149,1276333,00.asp Bust PC builder lands ICM with huge piracy bill http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/51/33041.html My personal take... I can barely keep up with patching one OS. If I would "diversify" there would be no way I could keep up with all of them AND be productive. - - - - - - - - - - Protecting company data from ex-employees While companies are relatively accustomed to requesting the return of building keys and ID cards from departing employees, they are less vigilant when it comes to electronic data. Can this lead to problems? Yes! When employees are terminated involuntarily, emotions can run high on both sides of the table. http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/ericjsinrod/2003-09-25-sinrod_x.htm - - - - - - - - - - Californian anti-spam bill charges $1000 per email A new Californian law targeting spam will be the toughest in the US, with spam campaigns liable for penalties of up to $1m. California Governor Gray Davis said on Tuesday he would sign into law the toughest measure in the United States to crack down on "spam,'' the unsolicited email this is increasingly clogging electronic mail boxes. http://news.zdnet.co.uk/internet/security/0,39020375,39116626,00.htm http://computerworld.com/softwaretopics/software/groupware/story/0,10801,85308,00.html http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A56503-2003Sep24.html http://www.msnbc.com/news/971143.asp http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/internet/09/24/california.spam.ap/index.html http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,60570,00.html http://www.modbee.com/local/story/7491276p-8406812c.html http://www.newsfactor.com/perl/story/22361.html http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2003-09-24-calif-spam-law_x.htm - - - - - - - - - - Report: Lenders miss most ID theft ID theft has grown so far, so fast, because financial institutions and other lenders have missed it. A massive study of 200 million new credit card, checking account and cell phone accounts opened during 2001 ? with participants like Citibank, Dell, Bank of America, and T-mobile ? shows that 7 out of 8 identity thefts are mis-categorized as simple credit losses by lenders. http://www.msnbc.com/news/970182.asp U.S. Senate committee clears credit data-sharing bill http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2003-09-23-senate-id-theft-bill_x.htm Credit checkers launch ID fraud watch services http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/32962.html - - - - - - - - - - New era of malware requires new virus prevention solutions Victims of the Lovsan/Blaster virus outbreak already know that simply installing an anti-virus application is no longer enough to protect against increasingly complex virus hybrids designed to wreak havoc on workstations and servers across the globe.?Today's virus writers are more than script kiddies looking to make a name for themselves with a piece of Visual Basic code,? says Ryan Price, CEO of Y3K Group, South African provider of content security solutions. ?They now create hybrid worms that use a variety of mechanisms to replicate, combining excellent programming skills with innovative hacker techniques to cause mayhem.? http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/techforum/2003/0309230742.asp See you on the wires -- "Don't lose sight of security. Security is a state of being, not a state of budget. He with the most firewalls still does not win. Put down that honeypot and keep up to date on your patches. Demand better security from vendors and hold them responsible. Use what you have, and make sure you know how to use it properly and effectively." ~Rain Forest Puppy http://www.wiretrip.net/rfp/txt/evolution.txt Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132884
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 - mail Hi i am running sbs 2000 with a dial up connection to the internet. Up until recently, my server would dial up and download mail and on each workstation in microsoft outlook, mail would be in the inbox. I could see it without having to hit the send/receive button in ms outlook. Now, my server will still dial up and download mail but on each workstation in microsoft outlook, you have to hit the send/receive button to get mail. How can i change this back so that mail goes into the mailbox automatically again without having to hit the send/receive button in ms outlook? I do not understand what has changed as i have not changed anything. thanks Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132883
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 - SBS 2000 and MDAC I have an SBS 2000 with SP 4 installation on a Dell Power Edge 1400 SC. I would like to know if I can apply an MDAC update ( such as 2.7 or 2.8) with out it hurting Exchange. I currently have 2.5 sp3. Jon Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132876
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 - Error 1720 - SB Server 2000 SP1 install. I keep getting an error pop up dialog (Error 1720, unable to run script) when I attempt to install the SP1 patch for Small Business Server 2000. I have already installed Windows 2000 sp4 and Exchange Server SP3. Any suggestions what I can do to run the SP1? Thanks....a lot if you can help..... Elton Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132858
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 - VPN Ok. Internet Dead. I have setup and configured a VPN to an offsite server which works fine. However, when I connect the VPN, I lose internet access. (Am running SBS2000 here). I saw a post a while back about a setting to change to allow internet access while connected to the VPN but I can't find it again. As I recall, it was very simple (couple of clicks) but damned if I can remember what it was! Thanks! Scott Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132856
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 - unlock software....free I've posted unlocking software in the New Downloads section of www.mcse2000.com that has a TON of controller drivers so as to access almost every system. There are also about 2 dozen other free admin tools and references (how-to's to save your butt) that come in handy. MCSE2000.com is a free site for support and tools, pass it on..... -- Sincerely, Mark Mancini, CCA, CCNA, Master CIW&CI, CNE 4&5, MCSE+I 4&2000 www.MCSE2000.com www.AppLauncher.com Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132847
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 - Domain Name Hi, This is probably a stupid question. However, I will ask it anyway. I have run the SBS wizards to configure AD and Exchange with a domain name of "mydomain.local". The mail works fine. But when I checked one of the email addresses, it has the mydomain.local suffix. E.g. jo.bloggs@mydomain.local Where in Exchange do I configure the mail to use the internet registered domain name? For example, microsoft.co.uk suffix? (Other than on the exchange email addresses tab for each user account). Or is that it? Many thanks, Mark Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132836
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 - Security Services applying policy every 5 mins I'm getting messages stating that the Group Security Policy has been successfully applied - every 5 mins. Is this correct? Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132834
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 - Setting an AWAY message Hi everyone, Can someone tell me if it is possible or not to set an 'Away' message for a user in SBS2000/Exchange2000 ? I've looked and looked and I can't see it staring obviously at me in the face! Many thanks, -- Grant Ovenden Technology Artisan Metro Technology (NZ) Limited | Focus.Innovation.Results Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132833
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 - modem keeps dialing and will not disconnect Hi My modem keeps dialing every 15 minutes and i do not know what is causing it. My modem will not disconnect either. i have to manually disconnect it. i have sbs 2000 with a dial up connection to the internet and one network card. my mail is checked every 4 hours. Trend micro is checked in the early morning hours. I have checked the workstations and they do not appear to have any thing installed which would trigger it off. Please help someone. This is getting all too hard Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132831
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 - Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error I just installed my SBS 2000 and looked at my Health Monitor and I am getting a Critical Error from my NIC Card with a Threshold Byte Total/Sec>500,000. Anyone know what that means? Does this error happen because I don't have any workstations attached to the Server? Thanks Greg Pataky Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132823
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 - Timestamp +2 hours when sending through FTP Hi all, I have a problem I could not find an answer to on Google and this ng. Our server has the correct time and timezone. Files created locally (either on the server or on the server drive by a connected client PC) have the correct timestamp. However, all files sent through FTP have a +2 hours time skew; i.e. when I send a file now, the timestamp is now + 2 hours. Needles to say, this creates all kinds of interesting problems I could happily live without. FTP is on IIS, FTP with server publishing rule and ISA. Server is SBS2000 with all recent servicepacks installed. I am sure this has something to do with GMT (we're in the GMT+2 timezone), but I cannot grasp HOW exactly. Help? Rudi Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132817
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 - Trend Micro Anti-Virus I am looking for some feedback from current users of Trend Micro Client/Server/Messaging Suite. I am considering their Client/Server/Messaging Suite - 10 users package as an anti-virus solution for a Microsoft Small Business Server 2000. I want to be sure I fully understand the licensing before I purchase the product. On my Exchange server I have about 15 mailboxes configured. However, I only have 9 workstations. If I purchase the 10 user package, will this protect only 10 of my Exchange mailboxes or all 15? In other words, is the license count based on Exchange mailboxes, or client workstations? If the license count is based on workstations, would I be sacrificing any protection by purchasing a 5 user license to protect my server and installing a much cheaper client package like Norton antivirus on each workstation? The other question I have is in regards to product and virus pattern updates. From what I have found I have a 1 year subscription to download all updates. After the first year is over, what is the annual cost to continue to downloading virus patterns? I would hope I don't have to invest $600 each year for the latest virus patterns. Thanks for your input! Don Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132815
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 - Some user can not login I installed SBS2000 on a Dell PE server and connected 5 WinXP client workstations with no problems. After a few days, because of certain issues, I re- installed SBS2000 on the server and configured it with the exacts settings (domain name, IP, users, etc) as the original installation. The problem is that only the administrator user name and someone else can login on the workstations. All other users can not login. I'm suspecting that I must reset something on the WinXP workstations in order for the order users to login. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Marcos Sebastian Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132808
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 - User and Company Files Hi First post so hope I am successful I am adding a member 2000 server to domain according to white paper and would like to move user and company folder to new server. Question is how do I point old and new users to the new server? When clients log on there folders appear on desk top but would I have to go around each client and redirect these folders? Any help appreciated. Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132804
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 - Group Policy and Terminal Services Question My company has serveral directors who have two computers. One in the office on the LAN, and one at home. They use their home PC to connect in over a VPN and use Terminal Services to access their data. I therefore, have two servers set up, a SBS2K server and a Win2K Server set up for Terminal Services in Application Mode. I would like to configure a group policy to disable various aspects of the directors terminal services sessions (such as disable the shutdown command, etc.) but allow them normal access to their LAN PC's. I know it is possible to limit their Terminal Services sessions by settings up a OU in Active Directory > setting a User-based group policy with the appopriate settings on that OU > and finally moving the user account into the OU. Does anyone know how to achieve a scenario where, when they log in at the office these settings don't apply? Any help would be much appreciated. Pete Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132802
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 - Firewall and Proxy setting for ICQ, Hotmail and msnews.microsoft.com Following a clean install of the SBS 2000, I am unable to access the following from the XP nodes, which are running Microsoft Firewall Client: - NNTP server "msnews.microsoft.com" - Hotmail - Yahoo messenger - ICQ - Windows (MSN) messenger The above services are not able to connect to the ISA. May be some setting in the ISA is preventing this as I am able to run AIM. Rajiv Khandelwal ______________ www.vardaan.net Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132799
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 - Small business server Hello, I am having a problem with getting sbc yahoo dsl to work with MS small business server 2000. The problem that I am having is that the dsl is connecting but I can not use it. I know the dsl line is good because I can connect to the internet with a laptop. This is a new install of sbs on a Dell server. I worked with the folks at sbc and they think it is a microsoft problem. I beleive I have not set up something correctly. Is there specific instructions for a dsl setup? It looks like something is blocking the final step I have disconnected ISA but still have the same problem. Thank You Joe Bucar Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132797
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 - Explorer.exe error/loss of desktop After installing SP4, we lost our desktop when we reboot. An error comes up that explorer.exe has failed and will shut down. Any ideas to correct the problem? Thanks in advance. Rob Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132789
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 - Info Store crash That was it ! thanks Gizmo, It was the Anti-Virus Software, we used Sophos. The bit about disconnecting the mailboxes was because of the fact we'd tried removing Exchange from AD and re-installing, and it doesn't like it one bit. No, it was definately the AV Software. We took a chance and uninstalled it for a week and exchange ran as normal. We then re-installed sophos and everything carried on as normal. We also made sure that the AV was not trying to scan drive M: - Hope you crack it Rick Lewis [MCP] Tag: Exchange Password Problem Tag: 132774
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Hi,

I have one user (who happens to be the MD) who is having problems logging
into exchange remotely. Everytime she tries to log into exchange through
outlook over a VPN (PPTP) connection is keeps asking her for her exchange
password and then rejects it. I've nuked her account so that I was sure it
wasn't anything to do with the server and surprise surprise... it doesn't..

Does anyone know what might be causing the problem and how to fix it?

Thanks in advance,

SW

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RE: Exchange Password Problem by mmels

mmels
Tue Sep 30 08:52:21 CDT 2003

> Hi,
>
> I have one user (who happens to be the MD) who is having problems logging
> into exchange remotely. Everytime she tries to log into exchange through
> outlook over a VPN (PPTP) connection is keeps asking her for her exchange
> password and then rejects it. I've nuked her account so that I was sure
it
> wasn't anything to do with the server and surprise surprise... it
doesn't..
>
> Does anyone know what might be causing the problem and how to fix it?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> SW

What is the deal with OWA? Does that work for you? Anything in the event
log file?
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Re: Exchange Password Problem by Simon

Simon
Wed Oct 01 04:15:34 CDT 2003

>
> What is the deal with OWA? Does that work for you? Anything in the event
> log file?
> --
> Met vriendelijke groet,
> Kindest regards,
>
> Marco Mels - Technical Support Specialist - Microsoft Services
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
>
> Go to http://www.microsoft.com/protect and follow instructions today!

Hi,

OWA works fine (well mostly) but as you will agree it doesn't provide the
same level of productivity and ease as working within Outlook. I'm yet to
check her logs... I will ask her to look.

Regards,

SW

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Re: Exchange Password Problem by mmels

mmels
Fri Oct 03 01:43:49 CDT 2003

> Hi,
>
> OWA works fine (well mostly) but as you will agree it doesn't provide the
> same level of productivity and ease as working within Outlook. I'm yet to
> check her logs... I will ask her to look.
>
> Regards,
>
> SW

Is this only happening with one account -meaning, can you reproduce the
problem yourself whilst setting it up?

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