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    - Roaming profile issue... I have a roaming profile issue that I would like some clarification on... I recently set up a new user and forgot to enter the path to the roaming profile in his AD profile before logging him into one of our XP machines he will be using for the first time. While I was logged on I proceeded to configure his desktop the way he needs and when I finished, I remembered that I had forgotten to set up the roaming part of his profile. So before logging him out, I added the path to his ropaming profile in his AD profile, saved it, and then logged him out of the XP machine. I then went over to a differnt XP machine and logged him in to test, and behold, the desktop changes I had made on the previous login were all there - so I knew the roaming profile was working. I did not have to configure any printers on his profile as the various network printers he needed were already installed on that PC and as such existed in his profile of the PC he was logged onto. Now this is where it gets tricky... Yesterday he had to log back into the PC I had inititially set him up on, and some of the printers are missing - yet they are all installed on that PC because the main user of that PC uses them all the time. My question is, if the drivers are all installed on the PC, then why wouldn't all of the printers show up in his profile based on his roaming profile settings? Are printers not a part of the roaming profile at all? - and even if they are not, why would all of the installed network printers not show up anyway - when they are all installed on that PC? SOme of them show up and some don't!! Help! Thanks, Brad Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180267
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    - network printer configuration server and client HI Friends, I WAS RUN MY SERVER WIN2003, CLIENT MACHINE IS WINXP, I NEED KNOW HOW TO INSTALL THE NETWORK PRINTER FROM SEVER ITSELF AND HOW TO CONFIG THE CLIENT MACHINE , THE PRINTER IS CONNECTED TO SWITCH(LAN), PLS HELP ME ON THIS REGARDS, DEEN Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180262
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    - Additional mailbox problem I've tried setting up an additional email domain within Exchange. I want to continue to receive emails sent to *...@abc.com but also want to receive emails sent to *...@xyz.com I've added xyz.com as a new E-Mail address policy within Recipient Policies. I've updated the recipient update service and I've checked with my ISP to make sure everything is set up correctly with them. They've confirmed that xyz.com is set up exactly the same as abc.com and that their logs show the few emails I've tested as being successfully delivered to our server. The problem I've got is that the emails sent to xyz.com are reaching our server but Exchange is not routing them to me. Whilst looking in 'POP3 Connector Manager Properties', under the troubleshooting tab, I noticed that the Exchange mailbox for undeliverable emails to be sent to was set to Administrator. I changed this to my own username and tried sending through another email to xyz.com The email arrived in my mailbox in Outlook - no problem. I changed the mailbox for undeliverable emails to another name in our organisation and tried again. This time the email arrived in that persons Outlook Inbox. So, Exchange is seeing emails coming into the additonal domain xyz.com as undeliverable. I'd be grateful if anybody could point me in the right direction. Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180257
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    - POP3 and telnet NOT working from workstation clients running XP Hi, installed the latest batch of updates on XP workstations. I get the following message trying to get pop3 emails. Your server has unexpectedly terminated the connection. Possible causes for this include server problems, network problems, or a long period of inactivity. Account: 'account name', Server:'server', Protocol: POP3, Port 110, Secure (SSL); No, Error Number: 0x800CCC0F This is from Outlook and Outlook Express. In this case I'm not using Exchange but setting up a separate pop3 account in Outlook on the workstation. If I try to "Telnet pop.compuserve.com 110" I can't get a connection on the Workstation, but it works fine on the SBS2000 server. I've tried disabling the firewall, ISA packet filters, creating new outlook email accounts etc. The only way I can get the client to work is to connect the workstation directly to the broadband router, then it works fine, so it must be something to do with the SBS2000 configuration, but I'm stumped on this one. Any ideas on what to try next? Kant Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180256
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    - Purchase Discount Contacts Online And Save! One major difference between contacts and eyeglasses is that people generally purchase eye glasses less often (generally once every year), while people replace their contact lenses more frequently. Contacts are generally more inexpensive than glasses, but when you consider the frequency at which you have to buy them you might want to consider alternatives that can save you money. When you want to purchase your contact lenses online and you're interested in saving money (and who isn't these days), there are a number of options for you to purchase discount contacts online. Although some eye doctors offer contact lenses at prices competitive to those on the Internet, it is far easier to purchase discount contacts online. The major reason is the fact that online suppliers of contacts don't have the overhead of a doctor's office. They can easily pass the savings onto consumers. Another reason is associated with the amount of competition on the Internet. Companies are almost forced to offer competitive prices because a consumer can easily find and buy from another supplier. This is especially true since finding a company that allow you to purchase discount contacts online is a matter of just browsing the results entered in a search engine. Online suppliers of contacts can also provide better discount deals. You can generally buy contacts in larger quantities for a discount. Just make sure that the shipping costs do not http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Finances/20060930/34170.html Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180253
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    - ADMT for SBS2000 I have a SBS2000 sp4 and wink23k DC with Exchange 2003 sp1 installed. I want to migrate the SBS 2000 domain to a new domain, move exchange to new hardware in the new domain. 1. Will the ADMT ver3 work for SBS2000 to W23kR2 DC? 2. What problems will I have with IIS 5 and 6 by disjoining SBS2000 domain and rejoining to new W23kR2 domain? 3. Can I move group policies with ADMT? Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180249
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    - FTP Site issues... Not sure where the best place to post this is but I'll try here... We have an FTP site that we allow our dealers access to. Recently I published some home pictures to this site for them to download. One of our dealers who is using a MAC G4 running OSX informs me that each time he clicks on one of the pictures it is asking again for the username and password. I cannot get this to happen for me at all (running XP Pro with internet explorer.) Any ideas what may be casuing this? I am not 100% sure what browser he is using... Thanks, Brad Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180246
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    - JW Personal Shop I have great deal on my prices on my items. I sell Jade, Red Jade, Pearl, CZ silver rings, 18kt white GP rings, gemstone necklaces, new and used items. All used items are on excellent condition. All items are free shipping. Now, you get more easy to make payment on my website. I accept credit cards and Paypal. www.jwpersonalshop.com or you also can visit my Ebay store http://stores.ebay.com/JW-Personal-Shop Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180245
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    - SBS 2000 Licensing issues - help ! Hello all Here is my scenario...I have installed SBS 2000 into an existing 2003 AD domain. The Active Directory is in 2000 native mode. I made the dumb mistake in assuming I could install the SBS as a member server and install Exchange from the installation binaries on Disk 3. (without the entire SBS package) All was fine until I got licensing errors as I connected more than 10 people to their new mailboxes. Does anyone have an intimate knowledge of SBS's licensing architecture? I figured it would be OK because there is less than 25 users and I should have 50 and used the proper installation keys that came with the software. It smells like it's the fact that it (SBS) is not the DC and the other DC contains all of the roles (licensing in particular) My initial thoughts on fixing this issue - -Make a backup of the MS Exchange Information Store. -Promote the Win2k member server (SBS 2000) to a DC. -Transfer all Operations roles from the other 2003 DC (2000 native mode) to the SBS. -Reinstall the (entire) SBS suite. -Restore the Exchange information store Would this reset the license database? Does anyone have any suggestions other than my plan..? MVP's? Thanks in advance. -- Regards Tom Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180230
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    - Wireless network with SBS2003 Server using Dial-up modem Our very small officce of about 5users will soon enough have its own little network. I'd like this to be a wireless network. Need to know my requirements for this. I would like to follow similar setup to that we have of our main office network which is wired. Its set up such that SBS Server and clients connect to the switch. I would like similar setup for our new wireless network - for this do I only need a Access Point which would be similar to the switch - or do I need a wireless router (?). The server would be connected to the (wireless)switch by cable - Wireless for the clients. This would only require an access point right(?) Email /Internet is through dial-up modem on the server. I also have noted that I would need wireless adapters for each device (laptop/PC) - which is better - USB or PCI? thank you for your assistance. Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180228
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    - SBS 2000 Exchange, e-mails stay queued for a certain domain Hello everyone, I hope I posted in the right newsgroup. I have an odd problem I can't figure out how to fix with a server running SBS 2000, specifically with the SMTP service. Since a couple of day ago, there seems to be an issue with sending emails to a specific domain (a week ago sending e- mails to that domain worked fine). The problem is that the e-mails stay in the SMTP queue with "Queued" status, there's no failed delivery notification for the e-mails and I can't find any errors or reasons why the mail isn't being sent in any log files. As far as sending mail to other domains/addresses go, everything seems to be working fine. I already deleted the e-mails from the queue and asked the senders to resend them and the results are the same. The mail gets delivered locally, but doesn't go out to the other recipients, and it happens just for this one domain. The message tracking log for the e-mails in question are awalys the same: 28.1.2008 21:45 SMTP Store Driver: Message Submitted from Store 28.1.2008 21:45 SMTP: Message Submitted to Advance Queuing 28.1.2008 21:45 SMTP: Started Message Submission to Advance Queue 28.1.2008 21:45 SMTP: Message Submitted to Categorizer 28.1.2008 21:45 SMTP: Message Delivered Locally to outgoingmail@ourdomain.si 28.1.2008 21:45 SMTP Store Driver: Message Delivered Locally to Store to outgoingmail@ourdomain.si We have journaling turned on for all outgoing mail, that's why it gets delivered to that e-mail (don't mind the fake domain). But it never gets delivered outside to it's final recipient. I have checked the SMTP log files (found in %systenroot% \system32\logfiles\SMTPSVC1\) and there is no logged connection being made to the responsible MX server for the domain in question. The DNS resolving seems to be working fine, I can get the MX record with nslookup and I can get the IP of the MX record. The responsible SMTP server is accepting connections (I connected to it via telnet to port 25 from the SBS server and tried it out). I have also tried sending a test e-mail to the recipient domain from a Google Mail account and from my home e-mail server and in both cases the e-mail was delivered correctly. Running smtpdiag.exe from the SBS server gives different results. Time to time the test passes, but sometimes smtpdiag reports it can't connect to the responsible MX server. The odd thing is that at those times (when it fails) I can still successfully establish a telnet connection to the MX server (and get responses back from it). EventLog shows no errors either. Anybody have any other ideas what to try? Thanks for your answers in advance, Amadej. Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180222
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    - Noob question: What do the ICONS represent? We have SBS 2000. I am looking in the default SMTP Virtual server and notice a bunch of "messages" in the Queue area. There are 3 different kinds of icons listed. Could someone tell me what they mean? 1. Folder with a green circle and a white check mark within the circle. 2. Folder with a white circle and a blue arrow which is pointing in a counter clockwise possition. 3. A plain open folder. Looks like the other folders, but it appears to be open. Thank you for any help. S Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180213
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    - Exchange 2000 issue: some emails are not getting through. I have my client has customers who are getting the message below when they are sent emails. Some of these emails are large and some are small in size, yet they still get the message. I have a Firebox firewall which I have configured to let large files through.. I also noticed that there are at least 40 different messages (I beleive they are messages) in the Queues folder under the default SMTP virutal server. We have been struggling with this issue for sometime. Any ideas? Thanks for your time. Here is the message: Remote host said: 552 Requested mail action aborted: exceeded storage allocation Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180212
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    - Usisng Outlook Express to access an IMPA Exchange account We have a new dealer who uses Outlook Express to manage several different email acccounts he has. Normally dealers connect to our systems using and RDP connection and run a terminal server session where they then run our Outlook 2002 client to access their email locally on the exchange server. However, this dealer has just asked if he can access his email account on our Exchange 2000 server using his Outlook Express client with an IMAP configuration instead of having to log onto a terminal server session to do so. I am pretty sure this is do-able without any problems, but my question is regarding security. Is this something that I should not worry about too much or are there any major security ramifications of allowing this type of a direct connection to our server? There will not be a VPN connection or an SSL involved either... This user will just have an internet connection through his provider and then connect to our server - no VPN/SSL connection (not sure if either of these should be used for this type of thing or not...) Just how secure is a direct IMAP connection from an Outlook Express client to an Exchange 2000 server across the internet? What else should I be thinking about? Thanks, Brad Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180209
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    - HTTP Server Set up in WIndown XP Hi, I want to set up HTTP web server in my Windows XP PC and also I want to perform different HTTP operations like GET/PUT/POST/DELETE through GPRS,GSM and UART. I have used Apache Tomcat, Windows IIS service and HFS.exe utility. I was able to set up the server and were able to access that server using Internet Explorer. But when I am trying to access the same server from my Mobile either using GPRS or GSM or UART I am facing problem. I am getting standard HTTP errors like "Forbidden", "Page Not Found" etc. Sometime while an attempt is made to GET a web page that I have created, though I am getting "OK" response but not able to perform any HTTP operations. Can anyone help regarding this? If anyone knows any other utility which can be used for the same purpose please provide me some pointer. Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180208
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    - SBS 2003 crashing at nights. Hi, My problem is my server crash Every several days. it's only happing at nights it's never happing during the days of work. when i come in the morning I press ctrl+alt+deleter filling the user name and pass and i'm getting this message: "Logon Message: the system cannot log you due to the following insufficient system resourses exit to complete the requsted service." there is nothing that i can do except of shut off the server from the button. I started to isolate the problem I stoped to backup to tape with Arcserve backup and the server didn't crash for 12 days. I'm not sure the backup action causing the server to crash but I think this is the direction. my question is does the backup action can cuase the server to crash? and how can i monitor which application causing this problem? thanks, Amit Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180206
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    - The CEICW Certificate Generator Will Be Out Of The Office On February 29, 2008 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_004E_01C857C3.B66C28C0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Thanks to Susan Bradley for pointing this out If you attempt to use the CEICW Wizard on Feb 29th this year, it will = fail on creating the Self Signed Cert. Full details are at the Official SBS Blog: http://blogs.technet.com/sbs/archive/2008/01/15/the-ceicw-certificate-gen= erator-will-be-out-of-the-office-on-february-29-2008.aspx --=20 Cris Hanna [SBS - MVP] ----------------------------------------------------------- MVPs Do Not Work for Microsoft Please do not contact me directly regarding issues ------=_NextPart_000_004E_01C857C3.B66C28C0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.5730.13" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Thanks to Susan Bradley for pointing = this=20 out</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>If you attempt to use the CEICW Wizard = on Feb 29th=20 this year, it will fail on creating the Self Signed Cert.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Full details are at the Official SBS=20 Blog:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><A=20 href=3D"http://blogs.technet.com/sbs/archive/2008/01/15/the-ceicw-certifi= cate-generator-will-be-out-of-the-office-on-february-29-2008.aspx">http:/= /blogs.technet.com/sbs/archive/2008/01/15/the-ceicw-certificate-generator= -will-be-out-of-the-office-on-february-29-2008.aspx</A></FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><BR>-- <BR>Cris Hanna [SBS -=20 MVP]<BR>-----------------------------------------------------------<BR>MV= Ps Do=20 Not Work for Microsoft<BR>Please do not contact me directly regarding=20 issues</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_004E_01C857C3.B66C28C0-- Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180203
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    - Shadow copies hungs sbs 2k3 Hi, I installed SBS 2k3 Pro on an HP Proliant with a RAID SATA controller, that works fine. The problems is this: everynow and then the server hungs without any apparent reason. After a long term troubleshooting I discover that shadow copies hangs hardly the server and sometimes resets the machine with a critical "Operating System Error" log message. Furthermore I discovered a terrific unability of the NTBackup in operating (due of the "background shadow copy" system it uses). So, at the time beeing, no backup is possibile on the server. I disabled the service without no appearent benefit. What should I do? -- RICK62 Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180197
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    - =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Web_Hosting_Jargon_-_A_Beginners_Guide?= The internet has spawned hundreds of new terms - downloads, uploads, browsers - the list is endless. Web hosting is no different - experienced users talk glibly of bandwidth, scripting languages, POP3 accounts, databases and more. But what does it all mean? If you are new to web hosting then you will probably find it take a little while to become familiar with all the jargon needed to understand the details of different web hosting packages. To help you get started, we've put together our very http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Internet/20060929/26003.html Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180194
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    - What Is A Domain Name And Where To Register? A domain name is an alias for an IP address. Now what is an IP address? An IP address is a numeric code that signifies where to look through the Internet for content. An example of an IP address would be 22.226.141.25. Rather than typing in a long and easily forgotten IP address, a domain name helps you by typing an easily remembered name to access the same site. For example, www.domainsatretail.com is a domain name that points to a specific IP address. People can remember a domain name such as www.domainsatretail.com much easier than they can a long numeric code. Domain names are everywhere as many use it everyday. Think of search sites. Google and Yahoo both have corresponding domain names www.google.com and www.yahoo.com. If you have ever sent an email you have used a domain name. For example when http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Internet/20060929/31898.html Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180193
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    - SMTP Connector for some users only (SBS 2000) I am having problems sending emails to Yahoo.com and my ISP does not provide a smart host service. I would like to add an SMTP Connector for our outbound emails to Yahoo.com and have it only effective for some of our users. For example have emails from Fred and Sue routed through this connector, but emails from all other users routed through the normal SmallBusiness SMTP connector. I tried raising the cost on the normal connector to 2 and adding a new connector. The new connector was set for SMTP to Yahoo.com at cost 1 and set to only allow users Fred and Sue. That worked for Fred and Sue. The problem is that other users got an NDR from our server saying that "You do not have permission to send to this recipient ... Recipient address rejected: invalid sender (3)". I had hoped that the connector would reject the email and Exchange would try the higher cost option that would not reject it. I was wrong. This is my first time adding a connector. Am I trying to do something that Exchange 2000 will not do or am I just doing about it incorrectly. Thanks for any advice, Joe M Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180177
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    - Shopping Deals I am always in search of the best deals online. Also check out http://www.justfordiscounts.info that I came across.I even found some key medicine assistance for my family. Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180142
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    - SBS/Exchange 2000 and Yahoo.com email problems Suddenly about a month ago, we started having problems sending emails to Yahoo.com addresses. These are typically followups to telephone inquiries that we get. The intended recipients complained about never getting the emails. We have had a few problems with Pacific Bell, AT&T, and SBC emails. We are not having this problem with outbound emails to other domains. I set up a test Yahoo email address and found out that test emails were getting placed into the spam/bulk folder. I tracked a few lost emails (through Exchange System Manager) and found that they were all delivered to a Yahoo.com server, sometimes after a few hours of retries. My guess is that Yahoo is falsely labelling our emails as suspected spam for some reason. My further guess is that the Yahoo.com recipients do not know enough to look in their spam folders and do not know enough to figure out if they told Yahoo Mail to discard suspected spam rather than place it in their spam folder. Our SBS 2000 server sends the emails directly under our domain name. We have a fixed IP. I checked the IP against the spam blacklists and we were clean. We have an SPF record and Google Mail says we pass the SPF test. We do not have anything set up for DomainKeys -- I am not sure that we could with SBS/Exchange 2000. Has anyone else experienced this problem? Any solutions? Any ideas for further diagnosis? Thanks, Joe M Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180137
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    - Error installing CRM 3.0 on SBS 2003 R2 I am installing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 on to Small Business Server 2003 R2 and I recieve an error: [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Invalid Instance()).]Invalid Connection. Has anyone seen this before? Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180135
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    - Michael Lalonde q Michael Lalonde got a letter bomb from Karl's mum on an ironing board and fell into the eternal pit of hell feeling very foolish and chased a bunny which caused an avalanche, he stole a car and to the disappointment of some he got the money and lived the rest of his life in Canada Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180134
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    - Group Policies Power Users Missing Hi There, For a long while we have been reciving these errors Source: Username Event ID: 1000 User: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Computer: Servername Windows Cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO. The file must be present at the location <>. (). Group Policy Processing Aborted. It turned out that the Policies folder in sysvol was empty so I recreated them using this knowledge base article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/253268 We then started to receive these error messages Source: SceCli Event ID: 1202 User: NA Computer: Servername Security policies are propaged with warning. 0x534: No mapping between account names and security ID's was done From this Knowledgebase i worked out that it looks like the Power Users group has been removed. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;324383 OUTPUT 01: ---------- C:\WINNT\SECURITY\LOGS\WINLOGON.LOG Cannot find Power Users. Cannot find Power Users. OUTPUT 02: Z:\>find /i "Power Users" C:\WINNT\security\templates\policie ---------- C:\WINNT\SECURITY\TEMPLATES\POLICIES\GPT00000.DOM ---------- C:\WINNT\SECURITY\TEMPLATES\POLICIES\GPT00001.INF It is no longer present in Active Directory, I think this has been removed a long time ago and we won't have a backup of the Active Directory schema to restore from. My question to you would be is there anyway around this or would it need a complete rebuild and setup up the AD from scratch again? Its not to much of a problem at the moment but in the future we probably will be upgrading to SBS 2003 via a swing migration, but if the schema if faulty then there is no point doing a swing as that will be corrupt too. Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180133
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    - 10061 - Connection refused OWA Hi there, I have an SBS 2000 with ISA and trying to configure so that OWA works. I had it working fine then had to reun the ICW for another reason and now I am getting the 10061 - Connection refused page. When I ran ICW, I selected to use ISA packet filtering and ticked the boxes of all the services that I wanted to allow though. This seemed to work OK although I had to add a custom rule to allow internal clients out onto the net. When I ra-ran the ICW today I made sure that I selected "do not change my firewall config) so that nothing would change and yet I find myselg now not able to connect again. Am I missing something? Thanks Billy Gareth Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180130
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    - MSDEWriter" has reported an error 0x800423f4. Hi Team: Setting up a new SBS 2003 Premium installation at a client. 1. Had SBS2003 SP2 installed with SQL2000 server/ SharePoint. SBS2003 backup (from Server Management) ran perfectly. 2. Trying to Upgrade to SBS2003 R2. 3. Upgraded to SQL2005 server/ SharePoint. OK. SBS2003 backup ( from Server Management) Fails with the following: ___________________ Backup Status Operation: Backup Active backup destination: LTO Ultrium Media name: "Media created 12/11/2007 at 8:00 AM" Volume shadow copy creation: Attempt 1. "MSDEWriter" has reported an error 0x800423f4. This is part of System State. The backup cannot continue. Error returned while creating the volume shadow copy:800423f4 Aborting Backup. ______ What am doing wrong or missing? Any thoughts suggestions appreciated. Thanks Kaloo Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180129
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    - Notebook, Laptop Repair Company London, PC Computer Repair, Laptop Desktop PC/Server Repairs Apple Mac Repairs Laptop / Notebook Repairs Data Recovery Service Creative IT carries out the repair of all major PC brands such as HP, Toshiba, Compaq, Sony and all other makes purchased from PC World. Repair services include same day onsite PC repairs whenever possible. Our server repair service will cover servers not booting up, including Windows 2000 servers and Microsoft Exchange Servers. With a phone call, you can access our London onsite PC computer repair service. Whatever be your brand of server, you can always rely on Creative IT=92s server repair services in London. Creative IT specialises in the repair of all Apple Macintosh desktops and laptops like Apple Macbook, Apple iBook, Apple Macbook Pro, iMac, Apple PowerBook, eMac, G3, G4, G5 and Mac mini in London. You are guaranteed to receive expert Apple Macintosh repair services and professional follow-up support. We offer quick in-house and on- site Apple laptop and Apple desktop repair service for our customers in London and UK. With proficient IT know-how, we can provide comprehensive Apple repair solutions for you at reasonable prices. With Creative IT, you can take advantage of onsite and offsite notebook / laptop repair services. Creative IT offers an onsite laptop and notebook repair service based on a two-hour response time in and around London. We repair all brand names of laptops and notebooks. If the repair cannot be carried out onsite, we will take laptop to our workshop in Central London and return it in perfect working condition within the 24 to 48 hours. London laptop and notebook repairs are our specialty. Creative IT is a leading data recovery company based in London, UK and offering unmatched quality, instant and cost-effective data recovery products and services. Creative IT totally understands the significance of data and how it is so crucial to the effectiveness of our client=92s business. We assist our customers in recovering their all important inaccessible data or lost data after an accidental format, virus crash, partition loss, software malfunction, file or directory deletion or even sabotage. We have all the resources considered necessary to give our clients?one of the highest success rates in the data recovery industry. Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180117
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    - Upgrading from SBS 2000 to SBS 2003 Suggestions Hi there. I have a client who has purchased hardware and software for upgrading our SBS. Does anyone have any overall advice about the upgrade process? Since we are moving to new, more powerful hardware, I think that there might be some issues. I have heard of a "Swing" method.. I went to a site and they have the process for sale. Wondering if that is a good idea or not. Any feedback would be appreciated. S Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180113
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    - User cannot connect to Exchange 2000, using Outlook 2002 Hi there. I am posting this in the SBS200 forum hoping to get some suggestions. Here is the issue: We are running SBS 2000. Clients are using Outlook 2002. My client VPN's into the environment and can access network shares no problem. However, when he starts Outlook he cannot connect to the exchange server. He is the only client that VPN's in so I cannot tell if anyone else has the same issue. I have asked him to send over the exact errors, but he has not yet done so. Any idea's on what this guy did to his PC? Thanks for any help, S Seattle IT Guys Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180112
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    - Memory Leak-Poolmon/Process Explorer Question We are using SBS2000 with all latest service packs for years--too many! In the last 3 weeks we began to have a memory leak in the non- paged pool in which the server would have to be rebooted after exactly 1 week to the day & within a 3-hour timeframe. We ran poolmon.exe to help pinpoint the culprit and have collected data over a 4 day period. In poolmon three are (2) suspect tags: THre File We now want to run Process Explorer v11.04 to narrow down the offending process(s), etc. Based on the above tags, what do we look for in Process Explorer? Thanks! Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180101
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    - upgrading to SQL Server SP4 I am looking at installing SP4 for our instance of SQL Server 2000 installed on our SBS. Upgrading the Analysis services to SP4 is a completely separate download. We do not use analysis services at all. WOuld you recommend that I install SP4 for it as well or is it not a big deal to have the SQL db at SP4 and leave analysis services where it is? Thanks, Brad Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180098
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    - installing the latest SQL Server service pack on SBS We have Shavlik Netchk Protect ver 5.9 that allows you to use a remote SQL Server DB for the backend. The product is much more robust when configured this way. Before configuring however, I need to upgrade our instance of SQL Server installed on the SBS to at least SP3. A quick search tells me that the latest SQL Server 2000 service pack is SP4. When I looked at the MS documentation for the service pack, it did not list Small Business Server 2000 in teh list of "supported operating systems". Can someone confirm for me if it will be ok to download and install SP4 on our Windows 2000 SBS machine? Thanks, Brad Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180097
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    - Error on: Add User Wizard Sir, Recently I am facing a serious problem of not being able to add user to my SBS2000 Server. When I try to add a new user, it gives the error message as follows: Add User Wizard: The Home folder you specified does not exist. [OK] Any body, please do help me to solve the above problem. Thanking you and with regards, Chewang Dorji (Bhutan) Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180090
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    - Users Getting Prompted for Passwords I have a strange one. I have two users out of 10 that are constantly prompted for their passwords when opening Outlook (connect to the Exchange Server) or trying to access shared drives from the SBS server. I have reset passwords for them several times but it seems to be intermitten. Where should I look to try to resolve this issue? Thanks -- Chuck Giddens Giddens Consulting, Inc Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180087
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    - Firewall Client/Proxy Server Question We are using SBS2000 --with ISA Server 2000. We only have XP Clients. Is there any reason to have both the Firewall Client and the Proxy Server setting in Internet Explorer set to point to the ISA Server at port 8080? Or, is the the Firewall Client alone sufficient for Internet browsing? We think that setting the proxy setting is ony necessary if for some reason (such as the OS or browser in use) the Firewall Client cannot be installed. As it is now, we have both. However, periodically, but very infrequently, at random websites, the user is prompted for a username/ password for the Proxy Server. If we remove the proxy settings, the prompts do not occur, but we sometimes get "page cannot be displayed" or similar error. We are not sure why we are prompted as the same webpage may or may not prompt the user? Thanks. Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180075
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    - Allowing FTP access for clients Using SBS2000. Currently, all client PCs have the Firewall Client software installed and the "use proxy" is checked in Internet options. No clients can access any FTP sites but the server can. In order to get the server to access an FTP site we added a Packet Filter to Allow TCP on 20 Inbound and 21 Outbound. As we understand, we need a Protocol Rule to allow the clients access, so we added one to Allow - FTP-Any request. This did not work. What is a solution to this problem? Secondly, we have another SBS2000 set in another office without this problem. In its ISA server config, there is not an FTP Protocol Rule. However, in addtion to the "Allow FTP" packet filter, there are a total of (4) Custom Filters "BackOffice FTP 20 In/Out" and BackOffice FTP 21 In/Out" listed. What would be the difference? Thanks Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180070
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    - How do I track a user's surfing habits? Is there a way, on SBS2000, to track a specific user's Internet browsing habits? I have one user that is taking advantage of our relaxed business environment (they're even covering their tracks on their workstation). Or, is there a way to prevent them from covering their tracks on their workstation (WinXP)? Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180066
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    - Problem with Hosts file I'm attempting to redirect a url by adding an entry in the hosts table. Neither the SBS 2000 server nor workstations will resolve correctly and I end up with the dns location. This is confirmed if I ping the address by name; it goes to the dns address. If I change the entry to 127.0.0.1 or even 0.0.0.0 then pinging by name does reflect those values. The entry works fine at home. I have re-created the hosts file in notepad, flushed the dns and purged and refreshed the remote cache. I have also checked the resolving order in the registry. Any thoughts please! Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180065
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    - logparzer Greetings, Using logparzer, how to output only one occurrence of a search string? In dhcpserverlog, an IP address will be listed multiple times if the lease period short , say 2hrs.. I want to get all the IPs or MACs from the log without duplicates.. this is to get number of clients that a dhcpserver is servicing... Regards Carlos Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180063
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    - VPN not connecting ISA broken? Hi All, Scenario Just got handed a set of SBS 2000 cds and a box and told 'build' whicj I dutifully did. All went well until I went to setup VPN. The router is all configured OK with 1723 and 47 etc but still can't connect. Other services are getting through fine. I have 2 NICS. When I try and run RRAS and say 'make me a VPN server' it kills the LAN but with it set as a LAN, VPN can't get in. I have set the LAN NIC as the entry point in RRAS but this is where it gets weird. Normally one would configure VPN through ISA server but there IS NO ISA server to be found on the server. Nothing under Programs etc. Ther is a reference in the Server admin console but when I click on it throws up an error indicating that the Snap in can't be found, won't load etc. So questions are: Is ISA supposed to be installed as part of SBS 2000 and if so how can I go about doing this after the fact? Can I get the VPN to work anyway without bothering with ISA? ie. manual config of RRAS and NICS I have read heaps of stuff on the net including some posts that say use RRAS and others that say turn it off to get VPN to work??? Thanks in advance Billy Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180057
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    - Installing the Exchange SYstem Management Tools I want to install the Blackberry Enterprise Server software on our Win2K SBS machine. One of the steps they want you to do is to install the Exchange System Management tools on a dedicated management workstation - which would be my XP machine. Is there a way to get these tools either off of our SBS machine or from the Win2K SBS installation disks or would my best bet be to download them from the internet? I typically manage all exchange stuff directly on the SBS machine but it would be nice to manage it from my own machine instead... Thanks, Brad Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180050
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    - michael james lalonde 32 2hey wazzup crazy paco http://www.freewebs.com/wandererartificialstupidity/ http://www.geocities.com/wandererartificialstupidity http://wandererartificialstupidity.tripod.com http://members.aol.com/lalonm/ http://www.wanderers.freewebweb.com/ michael lalonde news michael lalonde sudbury michael lalonde photos michael lalonde sudbury photos michael lalonde sudbury news mikelalonde@mysudbury.ca falconbridge mines mike lalonde sudbury sudbury mike lalonde news mike lalonde photos 66 bloor rock music wanderer wanderer tax solutions ozzmium ozzy commodore rampar ikari survivors michael lalonde expose mike lalonde wigger michael john lalonde blaine tessier vincent rheal angie legrow paul lalonde angela legrow yvan tonge yvan solomon tonge northern life matthew lalonde tanya lalonde victor lalonde jennifer heinz wife jennifer Mike Lalonde, owner of Lalonde Custom Plastics, spends much of his time in an airplane. But he is not flying, he is working on the interior of the plane and applying everything he has learned in life to get the job done. Lalonde is a machinist, designer, woodworker and plastics manufacturer. The extensive, wide array of skills he has adds up to create a man who is working his dream. "I am doing something I have always wanted to do," says Lalonde. "It is a dream come true." Lalonde does vacuum forming of thermal plastics, and began in the vacuum business when he was with Thompson Technologies as an interim mechanical engineer. The company brought in a vacuum machine and asked Lalonde to operate it. 782 Lasalle Blvd Sudbury, Ontario Canada Resume Dob: March 13, 1973 Bilingual OBJECTIVE: To secure a position in a growing agency as an accountant PROFESSIONAL DESGINATION: Chartered Accountant, August 1995 - Passed Uniform Final Examination on firrst attempt in 1995 WORK EXPERIENCE KPMG, Staff Accountant 1995 to present EDUCATION Bachelor of Business Administration, August 1993 Laurentian University Sudbury, Ontario - Graduated with an A average Certified General Accountant Laurentian University Sudbury, Ontario. C.G. A. designation 1995 UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO LL.B. London, Ontario, 1985 COMPUTER SKILLS - Microsoft Office, Windows 2000, Powerpoint - Working knowledge of SAP (R/3) developeed through consulting work for clients. - Accpac EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES - Prepared tax returns for low-income individuals as volunteer for Revenue Canada tax clinic 1999-present - Computer programming and webpage designn - Exploring abandoned places - Guitar REFERENCES Available Upon Request "Mike Lalonde" <mlalo...@spinacus.ca> wrote in message news: 46a59061$0$32372$4c497a88@news.hitnews.eu... Mike Lalonde from Thunder Bay Rock music will never be the same since the coming of 66 Bloor. They have been likened to a cross between the Headstones and Ugly Kid Joe, but with more past issues. These 5 guys have their own rating on the Ricther Scale. Gilles Mallette does the vocals.....Kickin' ass is his motto. From down and dirty to wailin' it.......this guy's got it all. Mike Lalonde on lead guitar reminds one of a chainsaw wielding madman who leaves his guitar in a smoldering disheveled mass at the end of the night. Craig Jefferson, rhythm guitar is just that, of course the rest of the time he is that ever elusive crimefighter "Stratman". Mike Casey.........(the new guy) is on Bass Dave is one of the best drummers in the North. Dave is awesome!!Dave RULES!! All 5 of these guys have been kicking around Northern Ontario for a while until they formed from the need to "Return the Rock" to Northern Ontario and to put it in it's rightful place so it could be enjoyed by all who craved it!!. 66Bloor is straight up ROCK. But don't be fooled, these 5 guys are serious musicians. Between them they have many years of experience. They also believe in doing things at the last minute so as to be on the top of the pile. So keep your eyes and ears open, you'll be hearing more of these guys.The bands covers are awesome too. http://www.garageband.com/artist/66Bloor Mike Lalonde began his guitar days programming on the Commodore 64. He tinkered with music programs until joining up with Steve Nickle to form their own band, WyldChyld. They toured Sudbury, Timmins, North Bay and beyond. Steve now works as a sound engineer. Michael Lalonde is a CGA accountant and resides in Timmins Ontario. d 222 Tag: <<<< February 29th 2008: CEICW OOO >>>>> Tag: 180048

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