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 - Timestamp +2 hours when sending through FTP Hi all, I have a problem I could not find an answer to on Google and this ng. Our server has the correct time and timezone. Files created locally (either on the server or on the server drive by a connected client PC) have the correct timestamp. However, all files sent through FTP have a +2 hours time skew; i.e. when I send a file now, the timestamp is now + 2 hours. Needles to say, this creates all kinds of interesting problems I could happily live without. FTP is on IIS, FTP with server publishing rule and ISA. Server is SBS2000 with all recent servicepacks installed. I am sure this has something to do with GMT (we're in the GMT+2 timezone), but I cannot grasp HOW exactly. Help? Rudi Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132817
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 - Trend Micro Anti-Virus I am looking for some feedback from current users of Trend Micro Client/Server/Messaging Suite. I am considering their Client/Server/Messaging Suite - 10 users package as an anti-virus solution for a Microsoft Small Business Server 2000. I want to be sure I fully understand the licensing before I purchase the product. On my Exchange server I have about 15 mailboxes configured. However, I only have 9 workstations. If I purchase the 10 user package, will this protect only 10 of my Exchange mailboxes or all 15? In other words, is the license count based on Exchange mailboxes, or client workstations? If the license count is based on workstations, would I be sacrificing any protection by purchasing a 5 user license to protect my server and installing a much cheaper client package like Norton antivirus on each workstation? The other question I have is in regards to product and virus pattern updates. From what I have found I have a 1 year subscription to download all updates. After the first year is over, what is the annual cost to continue to downloading virus patterns? I would hope I don't have to invest $600 each year for the latest virus patterns. Thanks for your input! Don Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132815
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 - Some user can not login I installed SBS2000 on a Dell PE server and connected 5 WinXP client workstations with no problems. After a few days, because of certain issues, I re- installed SBS2000 on the server and configured it with the exacts settings (domain name, IP, users, etc) as the original installation. The problem is that only the administrator user name and someone else can login on the workstations. All other users can not login. I'm suspecting that I must reset something on the WinXP workstations in order for the order users to login. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Marcos Sebastian Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132808
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 - User and Company Files Hi First post so hope I am successful I am adding a member 2000 server to domain according to white paper and would like to move user and company folder to new server. Question is how do I point old and new users to the new server? When clients log on there folders appear on desk top but would I have to go around each client and redirect these folders? Any help appreciated. Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132804
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 - Group Policy and Terminal Services Question My company has serveral directors who have two computers. One in the office on the LAN, and one at home. They use their home PC to connect in over a VPN and use Terminal Services to access their data. I therefore, have two servers set up, a SBS2K server and a Win2K Server set up for Terminal Services in Application Mode. I would like to configure a group policy to disable various aspects of the directors terminal services sessions (such as disable the shutdown command, etc.) but allow them normal access to their LAN PC's. I know it is possible to limit their Terminal Services sessions by settings up a OU in Active Directory > setting a User-based group policy with the appopriate settings on that OU > and finally moving the user account into the OU. Does anyone know how to achieve a scenario where, when they log in at the office these settings don't apply? Any help would be much appreciated. Pete Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132802
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 - Firewall and Proxy setting for ICQ, Hotmail and msnews.microsoft.com Following a clean install of the SBS 2000, I am unable to access the following from the XP nodes, which are running Microsoft Firewall Client: - NNTP server "msnews.microsoft.com" - Hotmail - Yahoo messenger - ICQ - Windows (MSN) messenger The above services are not able to connect to the ISA. May be some setting in the ISA is preventing this as I am able to run AIM. Rajiv Khandelwal ______________ www.vardaan.net Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132799
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 - Small business server Hello, I am having a problem with getting sbc yahoo dsl to work with MS small business server 2000. The problem that I am having is that the dsl is connecting but I can not use it. I know the dsl line is good because I can connect to the internet with a laptop. This is a new install of sbs on a Dell server. I worked with the folks at sbc and they think it is a microsoft problem. I beleive I have not set up something correctly. Is there specific instructions for a dsl setup? It looks like something is blocking the final step I have disconnected ISA but still have the same problem. Thank You Joe Bucar Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132797
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 - Explorer.exe error/loss of desktop After installing SP4, we lost our desktop when we reboot. An error comes up that explorer.exe has failed and will shut down. Any ideas to correct the problem? Thanks in advance. Rob Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132789
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 - Info Store crash That was it ! thanks Gizmo, It was the Anti-Virus Software, we used Sophos. The bit about disconnecting the mailboxes was because of the fact we'd tried removing Exchange from AD and re-installing, and it doesn't like it one bit. No, it was definately the AV Software. We took a chance and uninstalled it for a week and exchange ran as normal. We then re-installed sophos and everything carried on as normal. We also made sure that the AV was not trying to scan drive M: - Hope you crack it Rick Lewis [MCP] Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132774
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 - FW: Watch these patch which came from the M$ --rwfrldvrbwvwzfg Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="sgkhmgurezdnchci"; type="multipart/alternative" --sgkhmgurezdnchci Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="hgxesybbwwmvxbih" --hgxesybbwwmvxbih Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Microsoft Consumer this is the latest version of security update, the "September 2003, Cumulative Patch" update which eliminates all known security vulnerabilities affecting MS Internet Explorer, MS Outlook and MS Outlook Express as well as three newly discovered vulnerabilities. Install now to help maintain the security of your computer from these vulnerabilities, the most serious of which could allow an malicious user to run executable on your computer. This update includes the functionality = of all previously released patches. 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Install now to help maintain the security of your computer from these vulnerabilities, the most serious of which could allow an malicious user to run executable on your computer. This update includes the functionality = of all previously released patches. </TD></TR> </TABLE> <TABLE BORDER=3D"1" CELLSPACING=3D"1" CELLPADDING=3D"3" WIDTH=3D"600"> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:qozzeth" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> System requirements </TD> <TD NOWRAP>Windows 95/98/Me/2000/NT/XP</TD> </TR> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:qozzeth" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> This update applies to </TD><TD NOWRAP> MS Internet Explorer, version 4.01 and later MS Outlook, version 8.00 and later MS Outlook Express, version 4.01 and later </TD> </TR> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:qozzeth" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> Recommendation</TD> <TD NOWRAP>Customers should install the patch = at the earliest opportunity.</TD> </TR> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:qozzeth" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> How to install</TD> <TD NOWRAP>Run attached file. = Choose Yes on displayed dialog box.</TD> </TR> <TR VALIGN=3D"TOP"> <TD NOWRAP><IMG SRC=3D"cid:qozzeth" = ALIGN=3D"absmiddle" BORDER=3D"0"> How to use</TD> <TD NOWRAP>You don't need to do = anything after installing this item.</TD> </TR> </TABLE> <TABLE WIDTH=3D"600"><TR><TD> Microsoft Product Support Services and Knowledge Base articles can be found on the <A HREF=3D"http://support.microsoft.com/" = TARGET=3D"_top">Microsoft Technical Support</A> web site. = For security-related information about Microsoft products, please = visit the <A HREF=3D"http://www.microsoft.com/security" TARGET=3D"_top"> Microsoft Security Advisor</A> web site, = or <A HREF=3D"http://www.microsoft.com/contactus/contactus.asp" = TARGET=3D"_top">Contact Us.</A> Thank you for using Microsoft products. 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 - Trust relationship and Computer I am getting the following error message in the application log regarding the computer nodes and the domain: Event Type: Error Event Source: NETLOGON Event Category: None Event ID: 5513 Date: 28/09/2003 Time: 10:17:19 AM User: N/A Computer: SERVER Description: The computer V4 tried to connect to the server \\SERVER using the trust relationship established by the DOMAIN domain. However, the computer lost the correct security identifier (SID) when the domain was reconfigured. Reestablish the trust relationship. I am not able to run vbscripts for copying files to the other nodes as we get the error message of "Permission Denied". I shall appreciate a helpful hint from the gurus here. Rajiv Khandelwal ______________ www.vardaan.net Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132769
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 - New VPN installation has ISA problem? I have an SBS2000 installation at home on which I have just run the Remote Access wizard. It happily lets me login via a workstation at work. But about a day after setup we are finding here at home that workstations intermittently cannot surf the web. The ISA client refuses to refresh at this time (either the server is down or it is not an ISA server is the message, although it immediately refreshes if I put in the IP no of the server... but still no browsing.) The problem seems to go away after a few minutes. Also we are finding that some people are having trouble logging on here.... again an intermittent problem. We have a fixed IP with a 56k modem here at home. All the packet filters are enabled. I have found one warning in the application log that isa server was dropping packets, but it does not correspond to the times of difficulty. Is there a common problem here that anyone is aware of? I'd be glad to hear from you Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132767
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 - Help! Can't get SBS 2K to install on Dell PE 400Sc I get an 'invalid license key' error - but I purchased SBS2K directly from Dell so it should be legit. Also tried a license key supplied by Dell Tech Support - got same error. Any ideas? I hate to send this server back to Dell and give up but will, if I have to. Thanks, Bill Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132765
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 - Web Site Hosting Problem I am running SBS 2000 and am having a problem getting my websites to publish. I have two web sites I am trying to host. (My box has two nics and I am using host headers) I have installed the frontpage 2002 extensions and can see and work with the default web site just fine. However I cannot access the other two sites with frontpage or the server admin pages. When I try to go to the site from the admin page it says: 11001 - Host not found Internet Security and Acceleration Server ----------------------------------------------------------- --------------------- Technical Information (for support personnel) Background: This error indicates that the gateway could not find the IP address of the Web site you are trying to access. ISA Server: ct-101.(mydomain).local Via: I would appreciate any help! Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132763
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 - FAX services SBS 2000 Hello, I have the fax service running and it receives faxes fine. I have it setup to receive a fax and send it to sending it to emial and to print. The email portion works 100% but printing is a little shakey. Some times a blank sheet of paper prints other times nothing. Ad then sometimes it all works. Any clue? Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132759
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 - ISA security A workstation part of the SBS2000 network connects to a service called OASIS by modem. After a successful connection the workstation will need to use ie's browser to submit claims. I make the connection but I can't browse the site with ie. Any clues? Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132758
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 - System Mailbox - how to retrieve mail My mailbox store shows a SystemMailbox under the mailboxes menu. This SystemMailbox shows 1256 items in it. How do I retrieve them? Rajiv Khandelwal ______________ www.vardaan.net Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132757
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 - TSServer Licence needs Hello all, I'll be gals when this TServer is in and done. One (with many parts) more question. If I use Windows 2003 Server do I need to purchase TS licences for W2K clients? I know that XP and W2K do NOT need TS licences for Windows 2000 Server. How much are TS licences? I read a post suggesting that If I buy Windows 2003 Server I can install Windows 2000 Server from my existing SBS disks and use the 2003 Server licence to cover it, is this true? M Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132724
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 - SP4 is not available for client deployment Hi, I installed SBS SP1a which included SP4 for 2K server. I have 2 problems. 1. The install instructions indicated that the SP4 would be available for attended install the next time a client user logged on. Does not happen and SP4 is not available in the the add software app. Outlook 2002 is avaiable for deployment. All clients are Win2K SP3. 2. I cannot access the modem. The computer can query the modem, however, it will not trigger a dial out. Thanks for any advise. Bob.. Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132721
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 - Limited time access to a computer I would like to set a limited tme to a computer, to which an user shall have an access. In the user addiministration pannel it is possible to set this. I observed that it is working tis way so the user really canot logon if the time is not right. But as long as he is logged his computer works regardles of the fact that his time to logon is over. Is there any way to limit a time the user uses his computer (this mean closing th session after the user time is over). with regards Marek Staniewski Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132706
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 - Access to a file We have set up an agreement with an outrside andomistrator who will get from us a full remote acess to our server. I wander if there is any way not to allow him to access a disk with our company data? Theoretically no problem but since he is an administrator he will probably make an access to the drive. Any advice? Marek Staniewski Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132704
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 - SBS Freezing Up I have a Dell PowerEdge 2600 Dual 2.4 machine with 2GB running SBS (Exchange and ISA) with 16 users. This system has been deployed for about 7 weeks now and a problem has occurred for the last two weeks or so. Every few days the system basically locks up and requires a reboot to get everything running again. The course of events begins with the Information Store shutting down and basically the system just gets slower and slower from that point until a reboot is done. After the reboot everything is good again for 2-3 days and the same issue occurs. Each time I have verified that the Info Store is down and you can not simply restart it - that fails as well. For the time being I have set a dependency on the Info Store service that if it fails to reboot the PC. Hopefully this will buy me a few more days. Any suggestions? Thanks Kevin Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132697
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 - Event ID: 2019 nonpaged pool empty Recently we had a problem at a customer's site where 12 of 16 desktop PC's were failing. These are Dell Desktop PC's. The failure occured every 5 days, like clockwork. When the failure occured the event viewer was filled with: "Event ID: 2019 Description: The server was unable to allocate from the system nonpaged pool because the pool was empty" Note that 4 of the customer's PC's did not develop this problem. Task Manager, Performance tab, showed that the "non-paged" Kernel memory was slowly but steadily being used up. This resulted in a non-functioning PC after 5 days. Researching the event on the internet led to: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;177415 "How to Use Memory Pool Monitor (Poolmon.exe) to Troubleshoot Kernel Mode Memory Leaks" The use of poolmon indicated a problem with a "tagged" driver, where the tag was "Smax". http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;298102 "How to Find Pool Tags That Are Used By Third-Party Drivers" Poolmon requires the user to watch the display for hours. Several high usage "tags" were noticed. Several of these tags can not be found using the above method. Presumably these are Microsoft drivers, and therefore need not be found because they could never be a problem. Hah. The driver found was: c:\winnt\system32\drivers\smwdm.sys driver name: smwdm.sys file version: 5.12.1.3508 modified: may 28 2003 This driver is used by the "SoundMax Integrated Digital Audio" device. The driver is authored by Analog Devices. The remaining 4 not-failing PC's had a different driver: driver name: smwdm.sys file version: 5.12.1.3538 modified: dec 20 2002 Note that the revision number differs in only one digit. We used device manager to disable the SoundMax Integrated Audio. Task Manager, Processes tab, showed that the Kernel Memory Nonpaged usage growth stopped immediately. Trying to do the right thing, we went searching for the updated driver. Since these were Dell PC's, we went to the Dell driver download site. At the Dell site, the SoundMax is also named "Analog Devices AD1885 Integrated Audio" . Unfortunately Dell only provided the failing driver version, and not the newer version. Yes, the 4 non-failing PC's were Dell also. Dell does not keep the drivers download section up to date. We went to the Analog Devices site. Unfortunately, Analog Devices does not provide drivers for download, and instead refers users to the PC Manufacturer or Mainboard manufacturer. Since Dell was not helpful, we looked at intel, who manufactures the Dell mainboards. Intel provides many drivers for many motherboards, and many drivers for "Analog Devices AD1885 Integrated Audio". But these drivers appear to be Mainboard specific. We did not have the option of traveling to the customer's site, and dis-assembling each PC to determine the Intel Mainboard identification. An updated driver for these PC's has not yet been found. But we have at least solved the main problem. The loss of sound capability can be handled. This problem has cost us a considerable amount of time and trouble. The result of the problem is a mysteriously dead PC. Since Dell, Microsoft, Analog Devices, and Intel were all involved, it should have been much easier to locate and repair. I post this here in the hopes that others may be spared the time and trouble. Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132694
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 - 4 processors showing up New SBSer here, I have a dual processor machine with a fresh SBS installation, showing 4 processors in the server status console (performance counters section of the window). Is this normal? Also, just hooked up the first workstation and it takes a very long time to log in. I have pretty much just run through the to do list and that is all. This is a brand spanking new setup. thanks in advance gang... Fred Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132685
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 - SBS Server 2003 set up I'm opening another office and want to keep customer information at only one location. I plan to use VPN for the remote clients to access the server. I plan to use MS Access for the client forms (I know it integrates with SQL Server), and to use Quickbooks Pro too. Is it a problem to use Quickbooks Pro (allows networking) on one server for both offices, and will there be a signficant decrease in speed in my remote applications if I'm using a regular DSL connection. Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132683
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 - Still have probs with DHCP Hi, I've read thru the posts here and tried the fixes w/o success. Here's what I have done: 1. I have a SBS 2000 with 1 NIC. Default setup. 2. If I set static IP, I can see / login to server. 3. DHCS, WINS, DNS all running w/o errors. 4. Added 003,006,044,046. to DHCP scope. No change. Even tried 015. No change. 5. Tried 046 with 0x1 and with 0x8. No change. 6. Problems exist with workstations running XP Pro and also Win98. Static IP's work fine. 7. Tried to remove autosense from NICs. No change. 8. ipconfig /renew give me an error: unable to connect to your dhcp server. request has timed out. I'm running low on ideas :) Any help would be really appreciated. -Mark Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132678
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 - Adding TServer to SBS Fax Modems? I am in the final stages of purchasing a new server to add to our SBS as a Terminal Server. My Question, do shared faxes from the TS sesssions go through the SBS box or the TS box. Do I need modems on the TS box for fax or RAS? M Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132665
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 - QoS and RSVP Thank you for each suggestion! ========================================= The service don't start ang giveme three error (the translation is approximative because I've a italian system): 1)The cannot be an ACS because in not correctly configured in Active Directory With the console ACS QoS. Please configure the subnet. 2)The QoS RSVP service is not started for error 0xc0000005. 3)The admission control service QoS(RSVP) was stopped in unhandled mode This problem appear for the X times. The folloqing action will be expletated in 0 mls: No operation. The server isa a PDC with Win2000 Sp4. The Networking adapter is compliance with request of QoS. Are installed: - QoS Service - Utility un network adapter (the transalation in not correct "Utility to plna package QoS". From Console Qos - under administrative tools" I leaved the standard value and, after tehe error, I tried to configure the subnet: - I can insert only subnet with prefix 32 "192.168.1.1/32" (other prefis are not accepted) but the problem is always present. My network is static and configured with subnet mask 255.255.0.0 and differente group under a private address 192.168.1.x for server, 192.168.1.2 for client, ecc.. Where I wrong?? What can I do?? Thank ypu for each suggestion RF . Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132664
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 - QoS and RSVP Thank you for each suggestion! ========================================= The service don't start ang giveme three error (the translation is approximative because I've a italian system): 1)The cannot be an ACS because in not correctly configured in Active Directory With the console ACS QoS. Please configure the subnet. 2)The QoS RSVP service is not started for error 0xc0000005. 3)The admission control service QoS(RSVP) was stopped in unhandled mode This problem appear for the X times. The folloqing action will be expletated in 0 mls: No operation. The server isa a PDC with Win2000 Sp4. The Networking adapter is compliance with request of QoS. Are installed: - QoS Service - Utility un network adapter (the transalation in not correct "Utility to plna package QoS". From Console Qos - under administrative tools" I leaved the standard value and, after tehe error, I tried to configure the subnet: - I can insert only subnet with prefix 32 "192.168.1.1/32" (other prefis are not accepted) but the problem is always present. My network is static and configured with subnet mask 255.255.0.0 and differente group under a private address 192.168.1.x for server, 192.168.1.2 for client, ecc.. Where I wrong?? What can I do?? Thank ypu for each suggestion RF . Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132663
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 - help- how to print from dos using windows xp Hello, I can print my documents through windows but I am unable to print from DOS based program as well as from DOS prompt. My printer is on the network (epsonlq300+) and it is in shared mode. Any one, could you please help me. with regards, Chewang Dorji Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132647
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 - Office chaotical Pinging problem I'm running my 13 PCs educational computing class for about 2 years - I have 1 Windows 2000 Server running as Domain controller and NAT and 12 workstations runing Windows 2000. I was making my cleanup re-installation on all the workstations and server and then something went wrong - a lot of ICMP (Port:0 - I supose it's Ping reply) messages started to travel around local network and soon after that outside my office on internet. The only way to stop it was to install the firewall on my server(that's when I first saw the amount of the connections and IPs where the messages where delivered-all the 159.*.*.* and 192.*.*.* domains - Latvian Locales), but it helped just to make the server work properly otherwise it hanged up (even mouse wasnt responding). But the firewall made some other headacke for me - there was no internet on any other computer than server, once I removed the firewall - the pinging started again. One night with only server working on the internet, there was ~50Mb of internet traffic only of ICMP(Port:0) Packets (~212bytes each). So what could that problem be, I can't work already for 2 weeks (nobody can in my office). Please Help! Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132641
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 - Terminal Services Printer Ports missing Hi I have recently tried to install a print redirector on a SBS2k server running TE remote and noticed that all the terminal services printer ports have dissapeared. I am wondering how to get them back. Also the client is running on xp pro SP1 and when loggong on to a terminal session the server wont even try to detect the printer. I have made sure the map cleint printer is enabled but as I mentioned before there a no TS001,TS002 etc on the server properties in the printers dialog box to map the printer to manually. How can I get this back? I tied reinstalling Terminal services on the server but no joy. Thanks for any help on this Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132636
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 - Server Rebuild Procedure I need to rebuild my clients SBS 2K server, there are 30 clients (win2k&98), there is also another Win2k AD server as part of the domain. How do I proceed with the least amount of agro to the clients ? The server currently has a fault whereby it reboots itself randomly say twice a day or could be every two days, it sometimes goes for a week without rebooting. It's been virus checked, I even took the hard drive out and put it in a Dell rack server to see if it was a hardware problem but the fault persisted. It's also on a UPS so it isn't a power problem. I've re-installed SP3 to no avail. I intend to install SP4 shortly, but I don't think it's gonna solve the problem. The Sys&App logs report only that the last system shutdown was unexpected, there's no blue screen, sometimes there is a bugcheck report, but trying to decipher that is fruitless as it nearly always tends towards hardware/drivers and since I swapped the whole server out for the Dell I've ruled out hardware. SBS is a great product but with all your eggs in one basket you need a really solid basket which I don't seem to have. Regards Rick Lewis Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132635
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 - ** Community Efforts** Newsgroups/chats/websites/usergroups As a result of "Pied Piper" Harry Brelsford ... if you can't find info about a newsgroup, a chat or a user group... we've got all three covered: 10/15/2003 Harry and Handy Andy with a report on SMBNation http://www.mcpmag.com/chats/ Small business Server forum by Handy Andy Goodman http://mcpmag.com/forums/display_forum_topics.asp?ForumID=67 Nick Whittome's moderated SBS forum on Mark Minasi's web site http://x220.win2ktest.com/forum/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=21 SBS Usergroups http://www.sbsusergroup.com/usergroups.asp Lon's started a page to "grow" Usergroups. Usergroups aren't "really" usergroups...their consultant groups to help you grow your business. Aren't into newsgroups and want email? We got you covered: Technology questions and answers http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sbs2k/join Listserve for Marketing and growing your IT consulting business http://groups.yahoo.com/group/smallbizIT/join And of course smallbiz2000 for sbs2k; smallbiz for 4.5 and sbs for SBS2k3 hmmmm... no blogs. We'll have to discuss that with Scoble ;-) [inside joke for MVPs] Cleaned out swen's here at home. Keep on your toes out here. If I've forgotten anyone ....post back on here.... Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132632
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 - Terminal Server Motherboard/Processor The great debate: Option 1: Intel Server Motherboard with PIV 2.4 with 800Mhz FSB + 2GB Ram at 800Mhz Harware Raid (separate card) Option 2: Intel Server Motherboard with Xeon 2.4 with 533Mhz FSB and 2GB at 533Mhz Ram Harware Raid on board Cost is within $50 which way to go? Maureen Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132626
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 - Software Assurance Does the $99 software assurance (that will soon expire)for SBS2K provide the upgrade path to SBS2K3 Premium? I am seeing SBS2K3 as an option now with new Dell servers with the MS web site indicating that ISA2003 and SQL components will not be released until LATE 2003...........What is LATE???????? I am guessing the Dell SBS2K3 is the basic edition since it is priced at $499. Any clear indications as what we can expect for a SBS2K3 roll out over the next couple months...........by the way...cute count down clock at the MS SBS site. Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132623
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 - Security Access between two Servers We presently have two servers connected to each other cia a Switch. Each of the two servers has a distinct Domain set up. When I am logged on to one of the servers as Administrator and I navigate to the other server via Network Connections in Windows Explorer, I am asked for a password to access the folders. How do I set the security in one server to allow access from the Administrator from the other server, so the user name and password would not be required to get in? I need to do this in order to run a scheduled task in one server that will automatically place files in a folder in the other server? Steve Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132611
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 - THE SECURITY PATCHES IN THESE NEWSGROUPS ARE TOTALLY BOGUS SO DON'T I KNOW THIS IS LIKE SPITTING IN THE WIND ...BUT IT'S FRIDAY AND I FEEL LIKE POSTING THIS. THIS IS MY NEWSGROUP AND I'M TIRED OF HOW YOUR SPAM IS SCREWING UP MY COMMUNITY. IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANYTHING BETTER TO DO THAT TO DENIAL OF SERVICE SPAM BLACKLISTERS, SEND VIRUSES INTO NEWSGROUPS, CAUSE ME TO GET TONS OF SWEN EMAILS TO MY INBOX..... GO GET A REAL LIFE. GO GET A JOB. You obviously are talented graphics artist and programmer. I'm sure you could get a job somewhere. IF YOU GET YOUR KICKS OUT OF TAKING THE INTERNET AND TURNING INTO A CESS POOL OF MUCK THEN GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. To Mr. ISP I need your help. You need to filter out the virus laden emails. To Mr. Microsoft newsserver. Stop allowing attachments in the public newsgroups. The mailservers cannot handle it and you can't keep up with the attachments. If this was a real community, we'd be hiring more police and guards to help us out with the riffraff around here. Okay.. Rant over for the day Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132605
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 - C/S/M but no viruses??!! Why?? Hello, We upgraded to Trendmicro C/S/M just over a week ago and since then no virus allerts !! I have used the EICAR approach and ScanMail does give an alert so it seems that C/S/M is working? Very worrying having no virus alerts! Any thoughts? Cheers Geoff Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132598
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 - DNS Name Selection During Setup If I choose .local during the Server Setup because I am not presently connected to the Internet and don't have an offical DNS name and IP address, can I, at a later date, program in the offical DNS Name and IP address when I do go online without reinstalling the SBS software? Thanks Greg Pataky Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132593
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 - Lot's of open ports Our adsl connection has been changed. We used to have a router with some packet filtering inside. Now it has been removed, and when I test th ports in grc.com I have loads of open ports: 25,110,135,139,143,389,1026,1029,1720.... I am using 2 nics, setup exactly like I should: http://www.smallbizserver.net/sbs2000/With_two_network_adapters_a_static_IP_address_ISA_and_no_router.aspx It seems to me like the ISA is not activated. How shoul I setup the ISA to close all theese ports. We are only using internet acces and are getting our mail via a pop3 collector. Any good advices? Allan Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132584
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 - Terminal Services This is probably stupid and has been asked and answered before, but here it is anyway. Can I run terminal services on a client machine and access the desktop remotely from home? I am presently doing it from home to our servers, but not to a plain old W2000Pro desktop. I can reach XPPro desktops! Thanks RickD Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132579
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 - Internet connection wizard 2NICs and cable modem I'm putting in a new server SBS2000 have 2NICs and cable modem - using RoadRunner ISP cable service with dynamically IP address assigned - also have a website hosted with Verio.com - want to setup Exchange with Outlook for internal and external email capability - tried SBS Internet Connection Wizard without success - Any suggestions? where can I find more specific info for this setup? Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132577
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 - Save Location? I know this isn't the right NG for this, but this is the only NG that anyone can get any answers from. I want to have all the clients default save location changed. In other words, when a user saves a document, i would like the default location to be on the server and not the local hard drive. Without having to go in as each user, is there a way so it changes when the person logs in? In Active Directory maybe? I would also like to do this for the templates. Thanks for the help, Mike Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132565
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 - HELP! I've made a bo0-boo I set up a new SBS2000 server, not used to SBS, only ever done full products. I had everything working beautifully, I installed Win2k SP4 and some other Windows Update files from the Internet, I've reset the machine and now the Internet Connection Sharing won't start up, says "Event ID 32006 - The Internet Connection Sharing service could not start because another process has taken control of the kernel-mode translation module. This may occur when the Connection Sharing component has been installed in the Routing and Remote Access Manager. If this is the case, please remove the Connection Sharing component and restart the Internet Connection Sharing service." I have not started nor configured the RRAS so it can't be that! HELP!! I even phoned the pay-per-incident line but they shut at 6PM!!! Should I have installed Win2k SP4?? Was that wrong? Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132563
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 - Backup Problems/nightmare Which is the best backup solution for win 2000 adv serv / small business server and .net 2003. Wanting to store between 20-40gb of info and please dont reccomend travan as they are rubbish. Tag: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error Tag: 132548

I just installed my SBS 2000 and looked at my Health
Monitor and I am getting a Critical Error from my NIC Card
with a Threshold Byte Total/Sec>500,000.

Anyone know what that means?

Does this error happen because I don't have any
workstations attached to the Server?

Thanks
Greg Pataky

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Re: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error by Mariette

Mariette
Sun Sep 28 14:10:58 CDT 2003

In news:160bf01c385f3$6f7128e0$a601280a@phx.gbl,
greg_pataky <greg_pataky@inter-tel.com> wrote:

> I just installed my SBS 2000 and looked at my Health
> Monitor and I am getting a Critical Error from my NIC Card
> with a Threshold Byte Total/Sec>500,000.
>
> Anyone know what that means?
>
> Does this error happen because I don't have any
> workstations attached to the Server?

Health monitor produces warnings:
http://www.smallbizserver.net/SBS2000/Health_Monitor.aspx

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http://wwww.smallbizserver.net

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Re: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error by Greg

Greg
Sun Sep 28 14:45:02 CDT 2003

I am not sure what your response means? What does the
warning mean?
>-----Original Message-----
>In news:160bf01c385f3$6f7128e0$a601280a@phx.gbl,
>greg_pataky <greg_pataky@inter-tel.com> wrote:
>
>> I just installed my SBS 2000 and looked at my Health
>> Monitor and I am getting a Critical Error from my NIC
Card
>> with a Threshold Byte Total/Sec>500,000.
>>
>> Anyone know what that means?
>>
>> Does this error happen because I don't have any
>> workstations attached to the Server?
>
>Health monitor produces warnings:
>http://www.smallbizserver.net/SBS2000/Health_Monitor.aspx
>
>--
>Mariette Knap
>http://wwww.smallbizserver.net
>
>
>.
>

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Re: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error by Mariette

Mariette
Sun Sep 28 14:52:00 CDT 2003

In news:1616101c385f9$0205eec0$a601280a@phx.gbl,
Greg Pataky <greg_pataky@inter-tel.cm> wrote:

> I am not sure what your response means? What does the
> warning mean?

Sorry, was the wrong answer. This KB article should help you fix this:

329641 - Health Monitor Messages in Server Status: "NetworkInterface :
Critical Condition. WMI Status:2147749889":
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;329641

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Re: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error by Greg

Greg
Sun Sep 28 16:59:45 CDT 2003

Thanks you
Greg Pataky
>-----Original Message-----
>In news:1616101c385f9$0205eec0$a601280a@phx.gbl,
>Greg Pataky <greg_pataky@inter-tel.cm> wrote:
>
>> I am not sure what your response means? What does the
>> warning mean?
>
>Sorry, was the wrong answer. This KB article should help
you fix this:
>
>329641 - Health Monitor Messages in Server
Status: "NetworkInterface :
>Critical Condition. WMI Status:2147749889":
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;329641
>
>--
>Mariette Knap
>http://wwww.smallbizserver.net
>
>
>.
>

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Re: Health Monitor Alert-Critical Error by Greg

Greg
Mon Sep 29 19:02:26 CDT 2003

I changed the item in the regestry and that took care of
this issue.

Thanks again
Greg Pataky
>-----Original Message-----
>In news:1616101c385f9$0205eec0$a601280a@phx.gbl,
>Greg Pataky <greg_pataky@inter-tel.cm> wrote:
>
>> I am not sure what your response means? What does the
>> warning mean?
>
>Sorry, was the wrong answer. This KB article should help
you fix this:
>
>329641 - Health Monitor Messages in Server
Status: "NetworkInterface :
>Critical Condition. WMI Status:2147749889":
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;329641
>
>--
>Mariette Knap
>http://wwww.smallbizserver.net
>
>
>.
>

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