Exchange running like a slug

TheMSsForum.com: The Microsoft Software Forum

The MSS Forum ‹ smallbiz
- Archive
  - Biz
  - MCSE
  - CRM
  - Drivers
  - Framework
  - ADO
  - ASP
  - Compact
  - Forms
  - Dotnet
  - C#
  - VB
  - FontpageGen
  - Excel
  - WorkSheet
  - Exchange
  - Setup
  - Fox
  - Fontpage
  - ASP
  - IIS
  - Entourage
  - Money
  - Messanger
  - PocketPC
  - Powerpoint
  - Project
  - Publisher
  - Excel
  - VB
  - Security
  - Portal
  - Services
  - SQLServerDev
  - SVCS
  - SQLServer
  - VB
  - VC
  - MFC
  - ExcelGen

- Previous
  - 1
    - MS03-026 and SP4 If I install MS03-026 on a win2000 SP3 computer, and then apply SP4, do I havo to reapply the pach? Thanks, Filippo Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122176
  - 2
    - Two users with the same name ! Hello, We have a new employee starting in a weeks time, problem is that his name is the same as another employee here, I thought that SBS would let you have two users with the same name details as long as their usernames were different i.e. jsmith, jsmith2 etc, this isn't the problem. The add user wizard in SBS won't let me enter two users with the same first and second names. I know I could just have "John Smith 2" as his AD name, but any emails he sends will have the sender name as "John Smith 2" right? John Smith two will be taking a senior role and I don't want a scrappy looking "from" name on his emails. How can I get round this ? John Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122167
  - 3
    - << SBS News of the Week - August 10 2003 >> Kevin's song of the week.... news://msnews.microsoft.com/unaz3MfXDHA.888%40TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl A definite classic -------------------------------- Never forget.... a single exhaust port hit by a targeted blast brought down a Death Star. All it takes is one weak link.....Plug those weaknesses and patch http://www.bridgescore.de/alien/site4/starwars.html [don't blame me Star Wars was on TV this afternoon] EVERYONE PATCH FOR 03-026 Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-026: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-026.asp?frame=true Can be done via Windows update, shut down Exchange prior to patching !!!IMPORTANT!!!! READ THIS SECTION IF YOU ARE STILL ON SBS 4.5 UNCHECK THE 03-029 PATCH DO NOT INSTALL THIS TO YOUR SBS 4.5 BOX AS IT WILL BREAK RRAS. CALL MICROSOFT FOR AN UPDATED PATCH [THIS IS A FREE CALL] Contact Microsoft PSS on your local regional number US (800) 936-4900 or UK (0870) 60 10 100. Other regional points of contact can be found by browsing to the following address and entering your specific country. International Support: http://support.microsoft.com/common/international.aspx?gssnb=1 ------------------------------- Just a reminder microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000 - SBS2k group microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz - SBS 4.5 group microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs - SBS2k3 RC group ------------------------------- Isa Server tools from Jim Harrison http://www.isatools.org/Middle.htm ------------------------------ Want to do a remote query of Event logs? Grab a copy of this month's Win Net mag for Mark Minasi's article on pulling a remote query in Win2k3 Microsoft Windows XP - Eventquery.vbs: http://www.microsoft.com/TechNet/prodtechnol/winxppro/proddocs/eventquery.asp?frame=true /s systemname /u username /p password option are needed for remote system eventquery /L security /s remotepc /u jane /p password ----------------------------- SMB-Nation SBS Conference! Visit the SMB Nation site at www.smbnation.com for details and online registration. You may also register via telephone at: Domestic USA 1-800-461-1931, International 1-800-688-4890 FREE Advanced SBS Workshops in USA Here is the current list of cities where SBS author Harry Brelsford will be presenting a free 2-hour Advanced SBS Workshop. This is a lecture format similar to a Microsoft TS2 event but in-depth SBS content. This workshop has already been presented in 15 USA cities in 2003! Lecture topics include SBS-specific security matters, advanced Microsoft Exchange functionality, and advanced SBS administration. It is recommended you bring a copy of "Small Business Server 2000 Best Practices" to the event for reference (please purchase in advance from book resellers as book copies will not be sold at event). Advanced Small Business Server 2000 Workshops (2-hours, 7pm-9pm, FREE) JULY 2003 Portland, OR 7-17-03 AUGUST 2003 Chicago, IL 8-20-03 Cleveland, OH 8-21-03 Columbus, OH 8-22-03 Dayton, OH 8-23-03* (read important note below for this event) Indianapolis, IN 8-24-03 END OF TOUR! * This is part of ComputerFest (www.computerfest.com) and will be presented at 2pm (Saturday). Note that ComputerFest has a modest two-day admission charge you will need to pay: $10.00. Details at: http://www.computerfest.com/tickets-home.shtml To register, send e-mail to rsvp@nethealthmon.com and put a city name from the above list in the e-mail Subject line. --------------------------- I've got one workstation that I need to do this on 822798 - You Cannot Install Updates or You Are Prompted to Install Updates That You Have Already Installed: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q822798 ------------------------------ The Kinko's Caper: Burglary by Modem ON a steamy summer day, the 16-story apartment building on Kissena Boulevard in Flushing, Queens, hardly looks like a place where Secret Service agents would show up with a search warrant, and later for an arrest. Women trudge from the bustling markets just two blocks away, children and bags in tow; elderly couples sun themselves on park benches. Nothing about the quiet, neatly kept grounds suggests a crime scene. http://www.nytimes.com/2003/08/07/technology/circuits/07kink.html?th http://www.iht.com/articles/105567.html - - - - - - - - - - Microsoft fends off web worms Two separate alerts have been issued this week about a new computer worm that exploits a flaw in Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser. In a security bulletin on its website, Microsoft warns of a mass mailer worm dubbed W32/Mimail@MM or W32/Mimail.A@MM that spreads through e-mail if recipients open an attached zip file and then open the html file inside it. Internet security specialist Symantec Security Response is analysing the new worm and has listed it on its site with a rating of three, indicating that it is a moderate risk. http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,2604463a28,00.html - - - - - - - - - - OMB guides agencies to meet IT security law The Office of Management and Budget yesterday set guidelines for agencies to report their progress in securing IT systems. In a letter to agency executives, OMB director Joshua Bolten outlined how agencies should implement the Federal Information Security Management Act, which became law as a provision in the E-Government Act of 2002 last December. OMB detailed steps in four sections of the memo that agency CIOs and inspectors general must follow in evaluating IT security. These sections include changes introduced by FISMA, reporting instructions, quarterly plans and performance updates, and definitions in law and policy in the guidance. http://www.gcn.com/vol1_no1/daily-updates/23078-1.html - - - - - - - - - - Government IT Review E-Gov Czar Heading for Exit; Linux Might Get More Expensive; Florida's Super Spy Program; and More Gov't IT Headlines... The Bush Administration's e-government czar, Mark Forman, is leaving his post at the Office of Management and Budget for an undisclosed job in the private sector. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A28641-2003Aug7.html ------------------------------ Oh good...another abbreviation besides GLB and HIPAA...get ready for FISMA "FISMA introduces a statutory definition for information security. This definition is not substantively different than that used in current OMB and agency policies or NIST guidelines. Therefore, this new definition does not require changes to current policies or programs. It reads: ?The term ?information security? means protecting information and information systems from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction in order to provide ? (A) integrity, which means guarding against improper information modification or destruction, and includes ensuring information nonrepudiation and authenticity; (B) confidentiality, which means preserving authorized restrictions on access and disclosure, including means for protecting personal privacy and proprietary information; and (C) availability, which means ensuring timely and reliable access to and use of information.? http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/memoranda/m03-19.pdf - - - - - - - - - - In the trenches of the ?spam wars? Spam is an ever-increasing annoyance for consumers, but it is far more than that for those serving on the front lines of the bruising battle over junk e-mail and ? some would say ? the future of the Internet. For them, it also is the root of the hardball legal tactics, hacking, harassment and death threats that are the hazards of their chosen vocation. http://www.msnbc.com/news/945559.asp - - - - - - - - - - The perils of sharing files online In the midst of proposals that would impose criminal penalties for distribution of copyrighted files through peer-to-peer networks without authorization and proposed legislation that would require consent from computer users before spyware could monitor their movements on the Internet, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a recent consumer alert cautioning consumers about the risks of file sharing and spyware. At the same time, the FTC provides prudent suggestions as to how to minimize these risks. http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/ericjsinrod/2003-08-06-sinrod_x.htm - - - - - - - - - - Know your security onions Each week vnunet.com asks a different expert to give their views on recent virus and security issues, with advice, warnings and information on the latest threats. This week Steve Brown, managing director of Novell UK, recommends the multiple, overlapping layers of the 'onion' approach to cyber-security. http://www.vnunet.com/News/1142875 Time running out to manage security http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/internet/2003/0308070700.asp?O=FPT Security flaws under the microscope http://computerworld.com/securitytopics/security/story/0,10801,83811,00.html - - - - - - - - - - Hacking hit-list to highlight security flaws Security experts Qualys have put together a list of the top ten computer security priorities - vulnerabilities in computer systems that can be used by hackers. The list, which will be updated in real time, can be found at www.qualys.com/RV10. It was launched at the start of the month and is based on the company's QualysGuard Web Service Architecture. The RV10scan will be continually recompiled from - in the words of Qualys - 'a statistically representative sample, including thousands of networks'. http://www.pcpro.co.uk/?http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/news_story.php?id=45679 - - - - - - - - - - Memory sticks are the latest security risk Memory sticks have been branded as the latest security risk by security firm SecureWave, whose intrusion prevention technology can be used to control the use of the popular devices in corporate environments. The alleged risk here is that "many organisations run the risk of viruses and unauthorised software entering the network, as well as confidential data being removed through these small, yet powerful desktop devices." http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/32200.html 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 running like a slug Tag: 122158
  - 4
    - port forward Hi U all! A would need some help to make a port forward for my groupwise internet agent. How can I make this? What are the mean points of this mention? If u have some idea pls help me and sent it. Thanks a lot! sub Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122153
  - 5
    - OT: Outlook tmestamp A client asked if I could do this for them. They need outlook to do the following when replying to an email. "On 31 Jul 2003, you wrote in microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000:" Thanks Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122149
  - 6
    - IIS Error Event log is full of this error. Any ideas please???? The server failed to load application '/LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT'. The error was 'General access denied error'. Thanks A.H. Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122148
  - 7
    - Can't restart OWA site On the weekend I restarted our SBS2K server as we were having some issues accessing our SQL server. On restarting the SQL server is fine but our OWA service was no longer visible. Via the console I see IIS - server - Default Web Site (Stopped) I tried to restart it but got 'Address already in use' There are some other web sites the Admin site (port 3467) & Symantec Anti-virus (port8081) are running fine and I can connect to them. I can't find what is using port 80 but I expect it is ISA server using it as a proxy. The server has a single NIC behind an ADSL router/firewall with port forewarding to port 80 on the server. I've tried changing the port for the default web site but it still doesn't work Any ideas? Cheers VikingBrad Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122132
  - 8
    - Redirecting general email etc. Hi, I've posted this on the Exchange newsgroup as well. I'm the network administrator (sort of) for a network consisting of a Windows Small Business Server 2000 with 10 client workstations, most running NT4 SP6a, some on XP Pro. There are a couple of issues at present. 1) Before we got the server, we had a peer-to-peer LAN & all our email went to one address (bushfire@shoal.net.au). When we got the server, we got a domain name as well (b-es.com.au). It was set up so that all the email for a specific person could go to that person's Outlook inbox. However, to catch any messages addressed to the old email address, it was set up so they went to the boss's Outlook. He now wants them to be redirected to the receptionist's Outlook. On the server, I've gone into the Email Adresses tab on the boss's User Properties in Administrative Tools/AD Users & Computers, deleted the appropriate SMTP (b-es@shoal.net.au), and added it to the receptionist's one. Didn't work. I've looked at the Recipient Policy in Microsoft Exchange, but it only has the default polcy, got nothing about this that I can see. Help! 2) Related issue. The boss wants to set up some other general type email addresses, & have them go the receptionist as well. Do I just add them in her Email Addresses tab in AD Users & Computers? I tried it, but one of them wouldn't take, it was already being used, I assume it's related to the previous issue. ie he wants one of the general addresses to be bushfire@b-es.com.au. 3) More of an Outlook question, but may be related to the previous questions. We are all running Outlook 2002, & I set up some Public folders for contacts, staff movements etc. After I set them up, I went around & ticked the option "Show this folder as an email Address Book" on the various client machines & made it the default address book etc. However, this option is greyed out on the receptionist's Outlook. When I created the public folders, in Permissions I set the default Permission Level to Editor. When this problem occurred on the receptionist's machine, I specifically added her in the permissions as an editor. Still coudn't add the contacts as an address Book for her. What gives? 4) Finally, any ideas about stopping SPAM. Do I push for a corporate solution like "Trend Micro", or can I get away with one of the freebies around such as Ella. If its for Outlook, can it work with Exchange, or do I need something specifically for Exchange rather than just Outlook? Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122131
  - 9
    - OWA Login Problem Unable to login to OWA. I am able to get the login window popup, but when the username and password is entered the login window pops up again without the password. I assume it is not accepting the password. This is happening for all users. Tried internally and through an external workstation. Ran ICW again, and still have the same problem. Any ideas? David Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122114
  - 10
    - two nics or one nic???? Hi i have a modem dial up connection to the internet. Do i need one nic or two nics if i want to configure a firewall? Can i configure one nic with ISA? Is this sufficient? thanks again Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122110
  - 11
    - How to migrate SBS to WIN2K ENtreprise Hi All , My name is Can and i'd like to migrate a PDC running with SBS and with Exchange2K to WIN2K server Entreprise. After installing WIN2K server Entreprise in the same domain,I cannot promote this new server to take the PDC position. If SBS cannot permit to do that so i need to create the new PDC and How can I can migrate User Accounts to the new domain. Thanks a lot for your help. Can Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122094
  - 12
    - SBS licensing on a web server Hello group, Are computers that navigate to a web site stored on a web server using SBS 2000 considered part of the 50 computer limit? Thanks, Joe Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122087
  - 13
    - Exchange can not mount storage group . After install system state (because sysvol data is corrupted) can not mount the mail box store and public folder store for exchange server, and the M: driver for exchange is gone, the error id for mount store is c1041724, and Error for event viewer ID is 8197,9518,454,1005,9175. I already tried use base article Q316709,Q313865,Q274534,Q288263,Q325674,Q284205,Q823022,Q30 1438 to fix the problem, but still can not mount the storage group. how to put drive M: back and how to mount the mail box, do I need reinstall exchange server ? any idea ? Thank you for help.. Adi Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122077
  - 14
    - DNS2GO Can anyone help with setup of SBS2000 and DNS2GO so I can access OWA through a VPN??? Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122073
  - 15
    - SBS V Linux its getting harder to sell sbs when people can get linux for free what do you guys think when customers say that? Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122072
  - 16
    - Exchange Server Issues Background:SBS 2K running on single server. Local domain cts.local. (192.168.1.2) 2 NIC cards 1 for internal LAN, 1 for 56k dial up modem. Internal NIC goes to Ethernet wireless access point (192.168.1.1) 5 client computers running win 2k or xp pro all configured with firewall client. DHCP from server is running, all clients configured for DHCP. IP's assigned dynamically. Earthlink as ISP. Modem hooked directly to phone source. ISA server configured with internet filters enabled. All client computers access internet through proxy server local address 192.168.1.2. IE connections set for proxy server 192.168.1.2(8080) Exchange server running with default configurations. All clients have internal accounts as username@cts.local. Running Outlook 2002. What's Working: All clients can access the internet. Configured Exchange pop3 connector with 3 clients using mail account information from earthlink and internal user. Scheduled to contact earthlink each hour during the day. At present all clients are receiving mail from ISP via exchange server. Clients can address email to internal users and email is sent and received correctly. What's Not: Sending email externally does not work. When addressing email in outlook to an external email address, outbox shows mail being sent and sent mail registers as being sent. However no outside email address is being reached. When checking server protocol SMTP external outbound mail is showing in the queue as addresses unreachable and in some cases delayed. Have forced email to be sent by forcing connection and enumerating 100 messages. Email recipients report that reply address is shown as my local domain (not registered with earthlink) and any attempt to reply results in mail not deliverable from outside source. Help: I am looking for any assistance possible. Resources for learning about outbound mail from Exchange or specific how to's on setting up a local LAN that connects to an ISP for internal and external email. Any help would appreciated. Thank you in advance. Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122063
  - 17
    - netmeeting and desk top sharing have a test system(sbs2k) that run on vmware. had it running and was messing about with NAT and VPN. Has ISA wide open so that it wasn't a factor. also have a win 2k pro virtual machine running. Noticed that i couldn't use netmeeting desktop sharing (to the virtual client) when NAT was present. when NAT gone then sharing worked no problem. even tried this from outside my network which is running thru a nat enabled dlink router and still the same. Is there an issue with NAT and netmeeting? the vmware server is set up as having the usual 2 nic setup internal 192.168.7.xx external 192.168.0.xx (which is my internal home lan anyway) any ideas? Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122052
  - 18
    - sbs 2000 and ISA and exchange and client setup help Hi can someone point me in the right direction please? I need to setup ISA and exchange and a new client for my SBS 2000 server and i do not know how. I will have a modem dial up connection. How do i stop someone from trying to dial in and access the server? I sometimes see ads displayed on my server. Also how do i setup internal mail please? I would like to send mail internally. Can someone help with easy instructions please? These things are all new to me. I also need to add a new client. How do i do this? Someone else setup my server a while ago and they are no longer available. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122045
  - 19
    - In bound mail routing Our exchange server is collecting mail from the ISP but not routing it to recipients within the organisaton every time I run the ICW if fails configuring exchange with the following message "The internet connection wizard was interuppted because of an error or user intervention. Details have been recorded in the file "icwlog.txt", which can be found in c:\program files\microsoft Back Office\support directory. Would you like to cancel ect" the log file contains the following info Error 0x80070420 returned from call to _RestartService(). Error 0x80070420 returned from call to EnablePOP3(). calling _SetRegInt4Value (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE\Microsoft\BackOffice\Connectivity\ICW, Last_MailOption_Exchange, 1). Ignoring return value from call to _SetRegInt4Value(). calling _SetRegInt4Value (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE\Microsoft\BackOffice\Connectivity\ICW, Last_MailOption_POP3, 1). Ignoring return value from call to _SetRegInt4Value(). Error 0x80070420 returned from call to CEMailCommit::Commit (). I have only shown the section containing the 3 errors KB 287172article refers to the errors is this the correct fix? if it is how do i get Adsiedit.exe Thanks Geoff Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122044
  - 20
    - even when bored one should be careful OR MAYBE, _despite_ being bored one should be careful. Work's been a bit slow this week, patching is down on the LoungeAN SO let's play around a bit. I think it was Wednesday night I installed GFI's 'Mail Security' trial, and probably Thurs morn when I asked it to scan everything, incoming, outgoing, and internal. With the default rules in place I suggest this is not a good idea. Mail Security finished scanning my slow IO (ATA33) system some time Friday. The near 1000 alert messages are OK (ctrl-a markasread) but the GB of files it quarantined stopped Exchange due to space for both the databases and the damned logfiles (another couple of GB) really cheesed me off, should it not stop before consuming everything but 233KB of HDD? Glad it wasn't my OS partition :-) HEY, now all I gotta do is logon to the server and use Outlook to OK the remaining 450 (I've already done several hundred) quarantined items BECAUSE THE USELESS PIECE OF RUBBISH (sorry, I'm upset) DOESN'T HAVE A QUARANTINE CONSOLE (that I can find) where I can 'bulk release' the items. AND it seems to have blown Exchange's 'single instance storage', my exchange DB has grown by near 100% due to this experiment. GFI Mail Security may suit some people's/organisation's purposes but I doubt I'll be implementing it anywhere. Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 122024
  - 21
    - SBS2003RC won't continue to install after Server2003 When I click on the "Continue Installation" icon in the upper left corener after it has finished installing server 2003, I get a message saying that the SBS insastall has crashed. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Bradford Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121974
  - 22
    - Virus Scan Recommendation What is the recommended anti-virus software for SBS2000? Someone told me to get Norton Corporate for $300, but that sounds awfully high, and I don't think I need a firewall since I have ISA. (Is this a good assumption?) Thanks, Laura Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121966
  - 23
    - ISA SBS servers using Firewalls? Any idea what the percentage is of SBS boxes having a firewall/router in front of them? Just trying to get an idea. Gary D Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121952
  - 24
    - replication/backup We run several locations off a win2k term server and want to add another backup server at a different location in case of failure. We want the important application files (q-books, Everest) and exchange to backup frequently, at least daily. Can anyone point us in the right direction as to how it's done? Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121951
  - 25
    - Group policy error, need ur help Hi all: we can not go to edit the default domain contrallers policy, the error msg : failed to open the group policy object. you may not have appropriate right, DETAILS: the system can not find the path specified. rightnow all win98 client can not log into network, Any ideas? Adi Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121947
- Next
  - 1
    - Remote setup - Laptop/Desktop of Windows XP Pro The boss has a laptop which was configured on the network and used at the office initially. Then he wanted to use it from home over his cable modem. A VPN connection was setup for him to use the laptop at home. Interesting (and nice) he was able to logon to the Windows XP Pro laptop at home onto the domain. Appears Windows XP cached the information and allowed the login. Cool! Once he configured his network settings to use the cable modem, he established the VPN connection to the office and everything worked as though he was onsite. Excellent! Now he says for the cost of a cheap computer he would rather setup a desktop at home. Unit was ordered and configured the same as the laptop. He takes it home and tries to login to the domain (just as he does with the laptop) and he cannot since the domain controller can't be found. Bummer! OK - Can someone explain to me why it worked (surprisingly) with the laptop and not the desktop? Is there some setting that can be configured to allow the desktop to work as the laptop does? TIA, Gerry Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121946
  - 2
    - SBS Server VPN speed and mapping problems. Hello, I wonder if anybody can help me please. We are setting up SBS on a server. We will want to VPN into it from a number of laptops in order to deal with exchange email, and file/print share. The server is a test one intially. It is a celeron 1700 with 128Mb and a 70 gig drive. We have managed to pinhole the server's adsl router and we can dial into the server with VPN from a remote laptop using a telephone line. Bus it is unbelievably slow, even to send a simple massage, and will not see the users shared folders etc. Q1. What things are the main governing factors surrounding the VPN speed problem we have. Q2. Why cant we see the shared resources when we VPN (and we can if we use the same laptop locally). Thanks in anticipation. Robert Morris Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121936
  - 3
    - TEST TEST Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121934
  - 4
    - OWA Hi All, I've tried to set up OWA on our SBS, when a user attempts to attemts to logon with their username/password, they get this page cannot be displayed with the following error. Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A0046) Permission denied: 'GetObject' /localstart.asp, line 19 I've been over the configuration, and it looks fine based on the sbs2000.info instructions. Any ideas? ........... Fred Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121928
  - 5
    - Exchange Information Store won't mount. My client has SBS2000 SP3 and receintly had a system crash due to a bad memory module. All data including the exchange server is on a separate drive from the system drive and was intact. The SBS server was re-built from scratch and everything seems to be OK, except the Exchange information store does not mount. There are no error messages other than PerfLib errors in the Event log and the services are all running. Using the Administrator console, right clicking on the mailbox store or the public folder store and choosing "Mount Store" I get the folowing error: "An internal processing error has occurred. Try restarting the the Exchange System Manager or the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service, or both. ID no: c1041724 Exchange System Manager" I have tried everything without success and need some assistance. They also have been operating on a back-up SBS 2000 Exchange server in the mean time and that data needs be migrated to the main server once I can get it running. Thanks Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121916
  - 6
    - Email Disclaimer Need some help on these ones: 1. How do you attach an email disclaimer to all outgoing SMTP email? 2. Can exchange be configured to 'catch' all email to a particular domain and not be rejected because the recipient does not exist? Thanks guys. Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121909
  - 7
    - Upgrade from NFR to OEM SBS2K I am building a new server, and I have installed my NFR version of SBS 2000 SP1 for testing and configuration purposes. I intend to install the server and "go live" next weekend, however the SBS2K I ordered (legit) won't be in till late next week, its backordered. Can I do an inplace upgrade from my NFR version to the OEM version without violating licensing or screwing up my configurations? Xeon 2.44 Single with 1GB RAM and Adaptec Zero Raid 5 with a hot spare. BTW, I wanted to install W2003 Server, but there are too many compatability issues. (Tapeware XE, Adaptec 2010S, proprietary software) Thanks in adv. Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121908
  - 8
    - Access TS Service Failed I try to use Termininal Services Client to connect to server, but I got "Termininal Services Client Disconnected" "The connecttion to the Server has timed out. Try connecting to the Termininal server again" Can everyone tell me why! Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121898
  - 9
    - ISA client lose ocnnection When I open Outlook to connect to Exchange server. ISA lost connection. I need to update connect to server, and then retry connect to exchange server! Please advise me! Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121895
  - 10
    - NT 4 upgrade to SBS 2000 successful Hi, gang-- I just wanted to report on my experience upgrading an NT 4 domain controller to SBS 2000 on new hardware. It went beautifully. I spent several days rehearsing the procedure on test equipment in our office. On a Monday morning I took a spare server to the client and did a scratch install of NT 4; in 45 minutes the spare was set as a backup domain controller and I was on my way back to the office. I spent the rest of Monday working on the project. First, I mirrored the drive in the spare machine, disconnected it, and put it aside just in case. I deleted the references to the existing server, forced the BDC to become a PDC, and then upgraded it to Windows 2000. Then I connected it to the new server, ran DCPROMO on the new server, and I was almost ready to go. I found that I needed DNS on both servers (may not happen automatically). It also helps a lot if each server has the DNS of the other server as an alternate in the TCP/IP properties of the network card-- that way, the domain transfer goes smoothly. I finally decided to run DCPROMO on the spare to demote it while still connected so that the five FSMO roles got transferred automatically; in my testing, I had trouble when I simply disconnected the spare-- and I had the mirror drive on the side if I had to start over again. The final catch was that the new server was not a global catalog server; I had to tell it that it was a GC. After all that, the new server was all set for SBS 2000. The biggest disappointment was in having to use a new server name, because the existing server's name had an underscore in it. If not for that, the new server could have been dropped in almost unnoticed; instead, using a second switch, we spent all of Friday transferring one workstation at a time to the "new network." In the end we migrated about 25 workstations over 12 hours on Friday and 5 hours Saturday morning with almost no downtime to the client. (Lots of people were off that Friday, so as we worked on the workstations of the missing people, the others continued to work off the old server and an additional SQL server that remained functional throughout.) Thanks to Jeff and everyone else for blazing the trail ahead of me; I really looked like a genius! Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121886
  - 11
    - New VPN: DNS won't resolve I'm trying to bring up a new VPN on our SBS2K system and only have it half working. DNS won't resolve names on the remote side. I can use MSTSC to administer it if I specify the IP address manually, but cannot access the server by name. Share browsing won't work either. Remote system is SBS 2K SP1 & Win2K SP4, and is a 2 NIC system with ISA running and the WAN NIC connected to Covad ADSL with a Zyxel 643 modem/router. The client is my XP Pro SP1 computer at home hooked up to a Netgear FR114P and Verizon DSL. I set up the VPN according to 320697 (How to Turn On And Configure Inbound VPN Access In Small Business Server 2000) and also followed Q292822, and had earlier set the system up with 2 NIC's per Q306802 when we first got DSL. On the server side, the network is setup this way: Static IP from covad 68.xx.xx.xx (our router) to 68.xx.xx.yy SALEMTV1 WAN side to 172.20.1.x VPN static address range in RRAS per recommendation (172.20.1.2-254) to 192.168.0.1 Salemtv1.salemtv1.local LAN side 192.168.0.x Internal LAN clients 192.168.0.1 DNS 192.168.0.1 WINS Doing an ipconfig /all from the server: Windows 2000 IP Configuration Host Name . . . . . . . . . . . . : salemtv1 Primary DNS Suffix . . . . . . . : salemtv1.local Node Type . . . . . . . . . . . . : Hybrid IP Routing Enabled. . . . . . . . : Yes WINS Proxy Enabled. . . . . . . . : No DNS Suffix Search List. . . . . . : *.salemtv1.local Ethernet adapter LAN Port (INTEL PRO 1000 Gigabit: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : Description . . . . . . . . . . . : Intel(R) PRO/1000 XT Network Connection Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-C0-9F-04-F5-61 DHCP Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : No IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 192.168.0.1 Primary WINS Server . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 Ethernet adapter WAN Port: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : Description . . . . . . . . . . . : Intel(R) PRO/100 S Desktop Adapter Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-02-B3-CC-25-A3 DHCP Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : No IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 68.165.80.99 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.248 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 68.165.80.97 DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 192.168.0.1 Primary WINS Server . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 NetBIOS over Tcpip. . . . . . . . : Disabled PPP adapter RAS Server (Dial In) Interface: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : Description . . . . . . . . . . . : WAN (PPP/SLIP) Interface Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-53-45-00-00-00 DHCP Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : No IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 172.20.1.2 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.255 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : NetBIOS over Tcpip. . . . . . . . : Disabled And IPCONFIG /ALL from my client machine: Windows IP Configuration Host Name . . . . . . . . . . . . : wakko Primary Dns Suffix . . . . . . . : Node Type . . . . . . . . . . . . : Hybrid IP Routing Enabled. . . . . . . . : No WINS Proxy Enabled. . . . . . . . : No DNS Suffix Search List. . . . . . : local salemtv1.local Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : verizon.net Description . . . . . . . . . . . : NETGEAR FA311/312 PCI Adapter Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-02-E3-12-64-5A Dhcp Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : Yes Autoconfiguration Enabled . . . . : Yes IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.2 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 DHCP Server . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 151.203.0.85 151.203.0.84 Lease Obtained. . . . . . . . . . : Thursday, August 07, 2003 8:58:58 AM Lease Expires . . . . . . . . . . : Sunday, August 10, 2003 8:58:58 AM PPP adapter Salem Access Television VPN: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : salemtv1.local Description . . . . . . . . . . . : WAN (PPP/SLIP) Interface Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-53-45-00-00-00 Dhcp Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : No IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 172.20.1.4 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.255 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 172.20.1.4 DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 Primary WINS Server . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 In my client VPN connection, the "Default Gateway on Remote Network" is checked, though I have tried it both ways with the same result. I've ruled out firewall problems because I have always been able to connect. I'm new to VPNs and I haven't gotten much out of a Google search. Is this how it's supposed to work? Take care, Dave Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121876
  - 12
    - Exchange w/SBS2000 I'm attemtping to use Exchange with my 2000 Small Business Server and Server2000 and it does not look like my exchange is fully installed. I see many messages that point me to this setup /domainprep, but I think that exists on exchange 2000, not SBS 2000 disks. I'm also getting errors that no Microsoft Exchange Organization exists in my domain. Any help is appreciated. Thanks Rich Hurley Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121874
  - 13
    - Unable to delete Outlook 2000 emails Okay Guru's, here's a mind twister for you! While trying to delete a users emails from the INBOX or DELETED ITEMS folders of Outlook 2000(SBS Server 2000 - SP3 running Exchange), the following message appears: "The item could not be deleted. It was either moved or already deleted, or access was denied." Given the following facts, what might be the problem? 1. I am logged onto the server and have open the users mailbox in order to deleted these emails. 2. This user is not logged on nor using outlook on any other machines. 3. These emails have been in this state for 3 weeks, so synchronization probably isn't an issue. 4. The "From" field is blank, if that matters. 5. With Preview turned on, the following message is displayed: " This item contains active content that cannot be displayed in the preview pane. Open the item to read its contents." 6. Virus software (TrendMicro) is running and definitions are up to date. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Stacy L. Adams Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121870
  - 14
    - ISA I get the following error message when opening IE. 403 Forbidden - The ISA Server denies the specified Uniform Resource Locator (URL). (12202) Internet Security and Acceleration Server Any idea what setting I inadvertantly changed/messed up ? It worked fine until I after I ran the new web site wizard on the SBS2000 machine. TIA Chris Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121863
  - 15
    - DNS or Smart Host Just moved from dial-up ISDN to Comcast cable. . It's a 2NIC server, external NIC attached to cable modem. My external NIC settings are: IP from Comcast dhcp (dhcp enabled) ("persistent" ip is essentially static for our purposes) mask from Comcast dhcp Gateway from comcast dhcp Set DNS to internal nic 198.162.16.2 Ran ICW and tried to use DNS for outgoing, but it didn't work. Finally got Comcast's smtp.comcast.net server to work as a smart host. Should I use DNS or a smart host for outgoing? Everthing I read says use DNS, but you must have a static IP. Well, we don't exactly, but I can't see that that would make any difference in outgoing mail. But I couldn't get it to work. If I should be using DNS, any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121862
  - 16
    - VPN & Firewall Client I have a client PC, a notebook running WinXP, that will be connected to our SBS2000 network most of the time. But when remote, we would like to use VPN to connect to the server so he can get his email. Question: when remote, should he disable the Firewall client? Does it interfere with the VPN connection? Dick Whiteaker Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121859
  - 17
    - so THAT's who comes knocking Check the possible username/password combinations. I've not seen an SBS where these have *not* been attempted. <snip> From Trend Micro Weekly Virus Report 2. Choose Your Passwords Carefully - WORM_TZET.A (Low Risk) WORM_TZET.A contains multiple components, with both worm and backdoor capabilities. It propagates by penetrating systems with weak passwords and dropping a copy of itself into these vulnerable systems. It affects systems running Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, and XP. Once the dropper component executes, it drops 11 files into the %Windows%\System32 directory (%Windows% refers to the Windows folder, which is typically C:\Windows or C:\WINNT). The dropper component of this malware automatically executes one of the files, IGLXTRAY.EXE, which in turn loads another file; a malicious IRC script called WSUBSYS.WAV. Once the malicious IRC script is loaded, it creates a registry entry so that yet another file, IGLMTRAY.EXE, executes at every Windows startup. IGLMTRAY.EXE, in turn, loads IGLXTRAY.EXE. Thus, the registry entry indirectly enables the malware mIRC program to run at startup. This malware is able to propagate into vulnerable systems with weak passwords. It scans for target systems and tries to access them using the following user names: administrator Administrator admin root teacher student cs sql database user network wwwadmin sqladmin administrator wwwroot guest server And the following passwords: (no password) password admin 12345 123 123456 654321 abc123 asdf secret password123 administrator qwerty qwertyuiop temp123 Administrator admin123 abc admin temp changeme pass sqlagent root teacher student test test123 sql database user network wwwadmin guest server This malware uses its batch file component, AUTHEXEC.BAT (BAT_TZET.A), to connect to the vulnerable systems. Once a vulnerable system is found, it drops a copy of itself into the target system. The dropped copy is named either X586.EXE or a predefined file name. After it successfully drops the malware copy into the remote system, it executes the copy remotely using the PsExec utility. Once active on a system, WORM_TZET.A connects to a remote IRC server, through which a remote user can gain control over the affected system using IRC commands. It allows remote users to do the following: a.. Use the affected system to perform a Denial of Service (DoS) attack against other systems b.. Retrieve system information c.. Join a specified IRC channel and create IRC clones d.. Manipulate the file system (delete and rename files) e.. Uninstall the malware f.. Terminate running programs g.. Command the affected system to act as a BNC (Bounce) to re-route connections -- Les Connor ------------------ [SBS MVP] Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121855
  - 18
    - Upgrading from 2000 SVR to 2000SBS I have a client who has Win2k Server with 18 users in place. He has just announced to me that he would like to house his own mail. simple enough.. Question is, would I be better to just sell him Exchange server 2000 with the CALS or just upgrade him to SBS2000 with 20 users? If I do the upgrade route are there any issues involved ? Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121854
  - 19
    - Upgrading from 2000 SVR to 2000SBS I have a client who has Win2k Server with 18 users in place. He has just announced to me that he would like to house his own mail. simple enough.. Question is, would I be better to just sell him Exchange server 2000 with the CALS or just upgrade him to SBS2000 with 20 users? If I do the upgrade route are there any issues involved ? Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121853
  - 20
    - Song of the week - Aug 8, 2003 Well, Les and Jeff's running commentary on the William Shakespeare's Monkey Simulator, naturally led me to start humming the theme song from the mid-1960's hot series, The Monkees. At times, I'm sure our customers and clients and bosses think we walk on water, and at other times think we've been smokin' some of those bananas. Anyhow, I'm comoing off two days at Disney World in Orlando, and I'm exhausted. So don't blame me if this is a rather harmless parody! Theme from The Monkees: aka The Consultants Here we come, walkin' down the street. We get the funniest looks from Ev'ry one we meet. Hey, hey, we're the Consultants And people say we monkey around. But we're too busy installing To put any server down. We use whatever we want to, Windows or Linux will do We don't have time to get restless, There's always a client that's new. Hey, hey, we're the Consultants And people say we monkey around. But we're too busy downloading To fix anybody's PC now. We're just tryin' to be friendly, Come and watch us load patches every day, We're the SBS generation, And we've got something to say. Hey, hey, we're the Consultants And people say we monkey around. But we're too busy driving To the next client that's way across town. Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121849
  - 21
    - this will do for a friday sure, I know how to spend time productively. "If you have enough monkeys banging randomly on typewriters, they will eventually type the works of William Shakespeare." The Monkey Shakespeare Simulator http://user.tninet.se/~ecf599g/aardasnails/java/Monkey/webpages/index.html Or, if you prefer the real thing, go here instead: Primate Programming Inc. http://www.newtechusa.com/PPI/aboutus.asp links provided by Mike's List http://www.mikeslist.com/default.htm -- Les Connor ------------------ [SBS MVP] Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121832
  - 22
    - VPN Client Policies Hi, We have SBS2K installed. We have group policies for different departments. I just wanted to know if I could use those policies for the VPN Clients, or if I could edit policies and scripts for VPN Clients. I want the remote machine to run a script each time it makes a VPN connection. Is that possible? And can you show me? Pedro Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121831
  - 23
    - Publishing I cannot seem to publish OWA and a public web site through the SBS. I have run the ICW several times and i have followed the directions on from isaserver.org. Someone please help. Currently, i cannot even get to OWA from inside the network. Background info: My sbs machine has 2 nics one dhcp from ISP the other 192.168.225.1 Isaserver.org says to make the machine a secure nat client by simply giving the internal nic the default gateway of itself. I cannot connect to the internet when i do this. The only way to connect to the internet is to use a proxy connection with the IP addy of 192.168.225.1 or fqdn of the server itself. Exchange 2k is working fine for smtp mail. TIA, Chad Graves Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121817
  - 24
    - Priv1 full Interesting issue... The priv1.edb store is basically full (16GB) and basically the user does not want to delete any mail. Can Exchange Enterprise Server be installed on SBS2k in order to allow the client to have basically unlimited storage? TIA, Gerry Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121814
  - 25
    - Custom message for account lockout? Sorry if this is an easy question...Is there a way to have a specific message pop up stating, in more detail, that you have attempted to login too many times and your account is locked out. I would like to include an extension to call in this case because the account needs to be unlocked. Hopefully this makes sense. Thanks, Eric Tag: Exchange running like a slug Tag: 121813

Hi, our exchange has gone really slow, even internal mail
takes about 1 - 2 hours to get delivered. The outgoing
mail shows in the outbox for around 30 secs, (it used to
go straight away). This has happened over the last couple
of weeks whilst I have been away from the office, all
sevices are running and there are no obvious errors in the
event log etc.

Top

Re: Exchange running like a slug by David

David
Mon Aug 11 08:48:10 CDT 2003

Hi Keith:

Check your "Bad Mail" folder, disk space, log files, defrag, etc. The issue
you're reporting is a general maintenance one...

--
David M. Streb, MCSE
Exiis.Net
Full Service Network Management
http://www.exiis.net
Dave at exiis dot net
"Keith B" <kbeckett@lrw.co.uk> wrote in message
news:062601c35ff2$b5c09f50$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi, our exchange has gone really slow, even internal mail
> takes about 1 - 2 hours to get delivered. The outgoing
> mail shows in the outbox for around 30 secs, (it used to
> go straight away). This has happened over the last couple
> of weeks whilst I have been away from the office, all
> sevices are running and there are no obvious errors in the
> event log etc.

Top

Re: Exchange running like a slug by Marina

Marina
Mon Aug 11 08:45:35 CDT 2003

Is the server patched completely?

Marina

"Keith B" <kbeckett@lrw.co.uk> schreef in bericht
news:062601c35ff2$b5c09f50$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi, our exchange has gone really slow, even internal mail
> takes about 1 - 2 hours to get delivered. The outgoing
> mail shows in the outbox for around 30 secs, (it used to
> go straight away). This has happened over the last couple
> of weeks whilst I have been away from the office, all
> sevices are running and there are no obvious errors in the
> event log etc.

Top

Re: Exchange running like a slug by Dave

Dave
Mon Aug 11 10:22:48 CDT 2003

Anti-virus?

"Keith B" <kbeckett@lrw.co.uk> wrote in message
news:062601c35ff2$b5c09f50$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi, our exchange has gone really slow, even internal mail
> takes about 1 - 2 hours to get delivered. The outgoing
> mail shows in the outbox for around 30 secs, (it used to
> go straight away). This has happened over the last couple
> of weeks whilst I have been away from the office, all
> sevices are running and there are no obvious errors in the
> event log etc.

Top