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    - IMAP versus Microsoft Exchange Server Account ??? differnece.. I'm a little confused about the difference between a "IMAP" account and a "Microsoft Exchange Server" account. What is the big difference? My question is: Does IMAP leaves you're emails on the server? I have configured a client with the type="Microsoft Exchange Server" and i see that the mail are kept on the server. he always syncronize the messages. Thats ok, understand that But with imap, also configured it, i don't see a syncronization.... they say is downloads personal folders that are shared. But does you're emails stays in the personal folders or do you download them on you'r epc without leaving it on you're pc but still access to a public folder? Or does IMAP keeps a copy on the server.? Greetings Gerrit Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158691
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    - GFI Mail Essentials Hi, I have installed GFI's mail essentials on SBS2K - standard out of the box config. I don't seem to have access to automatic dowload of Version update or Bayesian Wizard. Can anyone suggest what the problem is because I keep getting a message that says something like "unable to donwload update because of network problem" Regards, Doug Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158689
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    - Norton on SBS 2003 Is it possibel to install & configure Norton Anti virus on the Windows 2003 Small Business Server? Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158680
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    - SMTP server settings Hello I have a small problem setting up the SMTP settings. i am setting up another office. settings to work. i have the smtp connection... Unlike the other exchange bits I have set up this site uses BT.. they have a secure SMTP server (need user name and password to logon) im not sure where you put the username and password. I have played with it for a few days but to no avail. where do you put the username and password in? so it can logon to the smtp server to send the mail? Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158676
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    - Migrating Exchange 2000 I setup a replacement SBS 2000 server and had the following issues. I had a problem with space when I imported the exchange data using the migration wiz. I then had to move the databases and log files. Then when I migrated exchange on to the new server on there were errors logged for every calendar event that was scheduled in each users calendar. Can anyone shed any light on this? Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158675
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    - Another DC You can add more DCs but they must be Win2K Server and not SBS. This allows multiple DCs on a domain. Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158674
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    - << Small Biz Server News - Week of May 23, 2004 >> Song of the week news://msnews.microsoft.com/OLa13v6PEHA.2348@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl Kevin provides us with a "Song for the Cals" -------------------- Patches of interest to SBSers this week 835734 Many unexpected outbound e-mail messages appear in the SMTP queue in http://support.microsoft.com/?id=835734 [that link not quite live as of 12:45 on Friday... should be shortly though....] Download details: Update for Windows Small Business Server 2003: KB 835734: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=7b1ff109-092e-4418-aa37-a53af7b8f6fc&DisplayLang=en There is a problem with how the POP3 connector processes certain messages downloaded from a POP3 server. This problem could result in the POP3 connector accidentally re-sending certain messages to recipients who are not part of the SBS server e-mail domain. This may happen only in the cases where the POP3 connector is used to download mail from an external POP account. Customers using Exchange to host their mail internally will not experience this problem. This update resolves this issue. All SBS customers are encouraged to install this update. -------------------- So I'm reading the RSS feed of Mary Jo Foley and spot this one..... read between the lines guys...that's our SBS Fallover server. If you want a backup server that is an exact copy, you now have the right to load it up with your SBS2k3 Software Assurance media. Microsoft Grants More Software Assurance Concessions: http://www.microsoft-watch.com/article2/0,1995,1595793,00.asp?kc=MWRSS02129TX1K0000535 Late Wednesday ? a little over a month before a number of its customers' Software Assurance licensing contracts are set to expire ? Microsoft acknowledged it has added a couple more Software Assurance concessions to its repertoire. <http://www.microsoft-watch.com/article2/0,1995,1232942,00.asp> As of June 1, Microsoft is adding a disaster recovery option, allowing customers to maintain a free copy of their Software Assurance server products on a "cold server." Also as of June 1, Microsoft is adding MapPoint Web Service and Office Live Meeting to the software that can be licensed under Software Assurance. ---------------------- Looking for SKU numbers for Software Assurance for SBS 2k3? Remember you can add SA within 90 days of a purchase. Open Value: ----------------- T74-00887 - Windows SBS CAL Lic/SA Pack 20 Device CAL T74-00842 - Windows SBS CAL Lic/SA Pack 20 User CAL T74-00837 - Windows SBS CAL Lic/SA Pack 5 Device CAL T74-00836 - Windows SBS CAL Lic/SA Pack 5 User CAL T74-01202 - Windows SBS CAL SA Only 20 Device CAL T74-00840 - Windows SBS CAL SA Only 20 User CAL T74-00835 - Windows SBS CAL SA Only 5 Device CAL T74-00834 - Windows SBS CAL SA Only 5 User CAL Open Business ------------------ T74-00131 - Win SBS CAL English Lic/SA Pack OLP 20 NL Device CAL T74-00078 - Win SBS CAL English Lic/SA Pack OLP 20 NL User CAL T74-00239 - Win SBS CAL English Lic/SA Pack OLP 5 NL Device CAL T74-00186 - Win SBS CAL English Lic/SA Pack OLP 5 NL User CAL T74-00143 - Win SBS CAL English SA OLP 20 NL Device CAL T74-00090 - Win SBS CAL English SA OLP 20 NL User CAL T74-00251 - Win SBS CAL English SA OLP 5 NL Device CAL T74-00198 - Win SBS CAL English SA OLP 5 NL User CAL T74-00137 - Win SBS CAL 2003 English OLP 20 NL Device CAL T74-00084 - Win SBS CAL 2003 English OLP 20 NL User CAL T74-00245 - Win SBS CAL 2003 English OLP 5 NL Device CAL T74-00192 - Win SBS CAL 2003 English OLP 5 NL User CAL ISA Server 2000 sp2 is released [will be installing it myself this week] Download details: ISA Server 2000 SP2: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=c8d3d98b-1cd4-406a-a04a-2aa2547d09a3&displaylang=en ------------------------------- Want to start a Blog now that Bill Gates talked about blogging? A blog software lineup Blog Software Breakdown: http://www.asymptomatic.net/blogbreakdown.htm See the Seattle PI about Bill Gates and blogging and how he showed Channel 9 in the slidedeck http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/microsoft/archives/002710.html?wbfrom=rss What? You don't know about channel 9? http://channel9.msdn.com/ Personally I'm a fan of the Michael Howard videos [I keep threatening to make Matching Tshirts that say "Member, Michael Howard fan club" on the front and "Firewalls are speedbumps" on the back... ;-) And we have some SBS bloggers http://www.msmvps.com/bradley/ http://www.msmvps.com/kwsupport/ http://www.msmvps.com/cgross ------------------------------------ 839493 Several services do not start when Windows Small Business Server 2003 http://support.microsoft.com/?id=839493 839496 E-mail is not delivered to individual recipients when you use the SBS http://support.microsoft.com/?id=839496 839497 Your computer does not respond or takes longer than expected to start http://support.microsoft.com/?id=839497 ----------------------------------- Tech Ed this week starts in San Diego http://techedbloggers.net/ Watch the activity via techedbloggers! ---------------------------------- In other news.... A study on identity theft by Judith Collins, a professor at Michigan State University, to be released later this year, shows that up to 70% of identity theft cases result from the theft of personal information by company insiders, such as employees or company bosses. The study examined 1,037 identity theft cases from around the US, revealing that 50% of identities were definitely stolen by insiders and another 20% were probably stolen by insiders. Many instances of insider identity theft occur in the financial services and medical sectors, sometimes as part of organized crime schemes. The findings somewhat contradict the conventional wisdom that identity theft results mainly from hacking into databases and 'dumpster diving'. A bill has been introduced in the US House of Representatives, the 'Identity Theft Penalty Enhancement Act,' which would punish identity theft committed by insiders more severely than other forms of identity theft. http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5015565 ------------------- At a hearing of the US Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, on May 20, 2004, on the effectiveness of the Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing (CAN-SPAM) Act of 2003, lawmakers urged the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to become more aggressive in going after illegal spammers. According to FTC chairman Timothy J. Muris, the FTC has already pursued several spammers under the Act, while the FBI is poised to launch criminal cases against as many as 50 leading spammers later this year, according to Jana Monroe, the FBI's assistant director of the cyber division. Committee chairman Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) suggested that law enforcement agencies should target companies that use spammers to advertise their products if they are unable to apprehend the spammers themselves. It is still unclear how well the CAN-SPAM Act will work. By some accounts the number of spam e-mails continues to grow, but experts believe law enforcement also needs time to build cases against violators. http://www.infoworld.com/article/04/05/20/HNcanspamimpact_1.html ------------------------ Regulators in several US states, including New York and California, are moving ahead with rules concerning Internet telephony and voice-over-Internet protocol (VoIP) technologies, potentially bringing them in conflict with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which is expected to rule on VoIP regulation in the next few months. A debate has been raging over whether, and to what extent, to regulate the emerging Net-phoning market. One of the points of contention is whether VoIP and similar services should be regulated like 'traditional' telephone services. http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1105-5217512.html ------------------- Software giant Microsoft Corp. is including new anti-spam technology in its products, but it is still unclear when the tools will start shipping, according to Ryan Hamlin, general manager of Microsoft?s Anti-Spam Technology and Strategy group. The company's SmartScreen technology will filter outbound e-mail messages and will operate "at the enterprise level, on e-mail servers and gateways, or at the client level on desktops". A second technology will require e-mail senders to perform a small computational task that could make mass-mailings impractical. Microsoft is also collaborating with AOL Time Warner Inc., Yahoo Inc. and EarthLink Inc. in an anti-spam working group. http://www.gcn.com/vol1_no1/daily-updates/25957-1.html ---------------------- Due to the introduction in recent years of a variety of cyber security-related laws and regulations, including the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the Basel II Accord, regulation compliance has replaced anti-hacker protection and other security concerns as the most important issue for many large organizations. Laws and regulations contain numerous requirements, particularly concerning protecting personal information, but do not specify which security and privacy tools and technologies should be used to comply. This has opened up a huge market for resellers and systems integrators that develop company-specific solutions to help ensure regulation compliance. http://channelzone.ziffdavis.com/article2/0,1759,1594080,00.asp ---------------------- A bit of a pain to download, but an excellent resource on Anti-Virus Download details: The Antivirus Defense-in-Depth Guide: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=F24A8CE3-63A4-45A1-97B6-3FEF52F63ABB&displaylang=en -------------------------- Hacker group gets dose of own medicine An alliance called Hackers Against America (HAA) as received a dose of its own medicine with its own website having been defaced, according to information at the defacement archive Zone-H.org. The group had its website hosted by a free provider in Russia. According to Zone-H, it had claimed that new members were rapdily joining up, including oneAmerica who had links to the Al Qaeda group. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/05/21/1085028513015.html - - - - - - - - - - Cisco: Source code theft does not increase risk The publication of some of Cisco Systems Inc.'s proprietary software blueprints does not create an increased security risk to the equipment that powers much of the Internet, the company said. The world's largest maker of networking gear posted a message on its Web site more than a week after a portion of its Internetworking Operating System source code was illegally copied and posted on a Russian site. http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/news/editorial/8726058.htm http://computerworld.com/securitytopics/security/story/0,10801,93339,00.html - - - - - - - - - - Recent Software Flaws Bite Into Apple's Security Enthusiastic Macintosh owners brag that the digital plagues of worms, viruses and Trojan horses so common to Microsoft Corp.'s Windows operating system rarely visit their sleek machines. It may be, though, that Apple doesn't fall too far from the PC. Three times this month, Apple Computer Inc. has been accused of failing to warn Mac owners of serious flaws in their software. (LA Times article, free registration required) http://www.latimes.com/technology/la-fi-apple21may21,1,1685542.story - - - - - - - - - - Lack of desktop configuration standards hurting cybersecurity The Office of Management and Budget and other federal agencies are falling short on meeting the most critical provision of the Federal Information Security Management Act, a security expert and Hill staff member said. Bob Dix, staff director for the House Government Reform Subcommittee on Technology, Information Policy, Intergovernmental Relations and the Census, said OMB has not adequately provided guidance that requires agencies to have minimum security configuration controls for employees? PCs and notebooks?a key provision in FISMA. http://www.gcn.com/vol1_no1/daily-updates/26018-1.html - - - - - - - - - - The perils of work-time surfing Personal use of the internet at work is leaving many firms exposed to viruses and hackers. 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 Bob Jones, managing director of Equiinet, warns of the dangers of employees' unauthorised use of the internet and email. http://www.vnunet.com/news/1155315 -- http://www.sbslinks.com/really.htm Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158673
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    - Multiple SBS Domain Hello All I am new to SBS2003. I understand there can be only one domain controller in a SBS domain and it must be the root. I also understand there can't be any child domains. Can I have multiple domain trees on a SBS domain server? I would like to run two domains. I know that you can't run domain trusts in SBS but that would be OK. If I can run multiple domains then could you point me to where I would set that up just to get me started Regards John Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158671
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    - SBS 2000 Service pack 1a installation problem. Hello every one, i have SBS 2000 with wondows service pack 4, exchange 2000 service pack 3 and VM installed. I down loaded the service pack 1a from the net and extracted into root\program files\small business server service pack 1. but when i try to execute SP1setup.exe it gives me a ms " Service pack 1 (sp1) setup requires 125 MB of disk space on the drive ClientApps shared folder in order to deploy windows 2000 Service pack 4 to client computers. Delete unnecessay files to free up disk space, and then run SP1 set up again" I do have more than 125 mb on clien app shared folder.. Can some one please tell me why is this happeing or anything i can do to get around this problem.. Thanks Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158668
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    - sbs 2003 in uk Hi Where can I get good price on 15 user sbs 2003 upgrade (from sbs2000)? Thanks Regards Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158664
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    - Is Tape still the preferred backup? Hi, The tape unit needs to be replaced as it is getting old and tired. I need to know if removable hard disk is a better solution than tape and if so what type/brand/connection type. Regards David Hellewell Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158663
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    - Replacement Server I setup a replacement SBS 2000 server and had the following issues. I had a problem with space when I imported the exchange data using the migration wiz. I then had to move the databases and log files. Then when I migrated exchange on to the new server on there were errors logged for every calendar event that was scheduled. Also after I completed the migration some users could not log on to the domain. The event logs stated that there was an error with the SID as the domain had been amended. Can anyone shed any light on this? Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158661
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    - Wins Failure Wins service is started, but within mmc states "path not found" it is not providing masterbrowser service around the network and all netb traffic fails. No connectivity to active directory is available from the clients any ideas whats gone wrong !!! Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158635
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    - wins server Due to a hardware failure in sbs 2000 and the time consumed in its repair of both mail and all other services, we decided to put a new sbs 2000 server in place. this was installed and pathched and all users setup, using the same server name and domain name all seemed fine untill we introduced it to the network, the first thing we noticed was that some units would not log in, so we decided to remove the unit from the domain and reregit back to the domain. On rereg it stated the domain could not be contacted yet its ip was provided by the server and it had been placed in the servers dns. If you log into the network as administrator services can be seen but we dont have a master browser service. Looking at the server we find Wins service has stated but MSwins service in the mmc state it cannot connect due to "path not found" we seen to have lost some connectivity within out network and although we have reinstalled all the tcp services and network services we cannot get wins to correctly connect. Technet has provided only one solution to this type of problem relating to file/print sharing and remote reg service but they seem fine. Can anybody suggest why wins is not working corectly this stops all net browse services on the domain and is a major problem!!!!!!! Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158634
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    - SBS2K and Wi-Fi I want to add Wi-Fi to my domain, for access from the plant floor. 1. Just add an access point with WEP or WPA security? Plan on Linksys WAP54G. 2. Give a static IP to access point? 3. Will I have to do any other configuration from the server? I think something is missing here. Will multiple users be able to log in thru 1 IP? IS it this easy? Recommended? -nn Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158626
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    - SBS 2003 - Appletalk zone is blank! How do you add the zone Hello I just installed a SBS 2003 server in my network which replaced an old NT 4.0 SBS. I have successfully setup all network services with the exception of Appletalk. I install File and Print services for Macintosh and it auto installs Appletalk. Looking at the properties of Appletalk reveals that there is no zone. I have tried various ways of adding the zone, installing the protocols in different orders and I am still getting a blank zone I would assume that the zone should be configured as domainname.local. i tried connecting to this on a couple of MACs with the syntax: afp://domainname.local:domainname (like in previous nt environment) and it will not enumerate the zone I have also tried removing the .local and no go What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance for any help offered Sincerely Hugh Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158600
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    - Acces to a TCP port to a WS I have a SBS2000 network. The server has 2 network adapters. One for intranet an one for Internet, with a public static address. Isa server is installed. Now i need to map tcp port 7020 to a client workstation in the lan from the public address. The client is DHCP, but i can make a reservation to get always same private ip. Im not sure how to make this in ISA. Can anyone help me? Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158595
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    - Exchange on SBS2000 replacement server I am moving to a new server and need to keep everything exactly the same as the old server(improved hardware). I have used a toll called Ideal Migration and I have moved all of the users, groups, printers, ports, permissions etc. This tool did not however move the mail boxes for Exchange. I have exported the mail boxes to a memeber server and I have moved all of the data and profiles to the member server(This enables me to just remove the original DC and put the new one in place). I can then move all of the data and create the shared folders. My question is does anyone know 1)Ideal Migration migrates the network shares for the users? 2) When I migrate the pkl file back in to the new server do I need to do anything else for Exchange? 3) When I exported the mail boxes using the migration tool it took about 7 hours. Is this normal? 4) When I setup SBS2K on the replacement hardware the M drive appears to have a folder in it that is not named the same as the M drive on the original server. Does anyone know why? Thanks a lot. Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158591
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    - Song of the Week - May 21, 2004 Well, with all the continuing talk on CALS and Licnesing, this got me to thinkin' all the way back several decades to the Guess Who and one of their hit songs No Time Left For You (aka No CALS Left For You) Here's a link to audio (WAV) clip from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/clipserve/B000002WH7001004/0/102-2655513-0535347 (No CALS left for you) On my way to logging in (No CALS left for you) I found I was locked out (No CALS left for you) License servers are callin' me (No CALS left for you) Da-un-da-un-da-un-da-un-da No CALS for a summer friend No CALS for the love you send Licenses change and so did I You need not wonder why You need not wonder why There's no CALS left for you No CALS left for you (No CALS left for you) On my way to logging in (No CALS left for you) I found I was locked out (No CALS left for you) License servers are callin' me (No CALS left for you) Da-un-da-un-da-un-da-un-da No CALS left for your new hire No CALS left 'til you retire No CALS for your term server No CALS for the member server No CALS for the mebmer server There's no CALS left for you No CALS left for you No CALS for a summer friend No CALS for the love you send Licnese change and so did I You need not wonder why You need not wonder why There's no CALS left for you No CALS left for you No CALS, no CALS, no CALS, no CALS No CALS, no CALS, no CALS, no CALS I got, got, got, got no CALS I got, got, got, got no CALS I got, got, got, got no CALS No-no-no, no-no-no, no CALS No-no-no, no-no-no, no CALS I got, got, got, got no CALS No-no-no, no-no-no, no-no-no, no-no-no, no-no-no, no-no-no, no time I got no CALS, got no CALS, got no CALS, got no CALS, got no CALS Got no CALS, got no CALS -- Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP] "The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long" Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158583
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    - Trend csms download Hi We have just purchased trend client server messaging suit for sbs 2000. The dealer has sent us the keys but not the disk and has asked us to download it. What is the link to download trend csms for sbs2000? There are several products on the site and I don't want to download the wrong one. Thanks Regards Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158574
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    - Allow access from the outside to internal server I need to allow access to a server on the internal domain. It is a Win2K server. Should I use the publishing web rules? Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158562
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    - SBS users group in the area....? To all, Does anyone know of a SBS users group that's possibly around in the West Palm Beach, Florida area? Regards, John V. Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158561
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    - shot in the dark - routing issues Hi, I we are running SBS2000. We are building an application which will connect to a 3rd party vendor via a private point-to-point frame relay connection. Our internal SBS network is on the 192.168.16.0 subnet and the private network is on the 192.168.64.0 subnet. We have a webserver which will recieve requests, contact the private server, get a response and send it back to the client. The webserver has an IP on the internal and private network (it essentially is straddling both networks). I have added a static route on the webserver sending all requests for a certain IP to the private network. >>route add xxx.xxx.xxx.0 MASK 255.255.255.0 192.168.64.1 From the webserver, I can successfully ping the private 3rd party server via our private network (tracert goes through the private gateway). When I run the tcpClient app (called from the webserver), it tries to connect via the internal gateway (with the static route, it should be using the private gateway). Why would pinging route properly but the client not? Is there something I need to do at the SBServer level to force all requests for the private network to the private gateway? (I thought the static route would handle it) I'm kinda stumped... Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158554
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    - SBS Terminals Svcs / 2000 v 2003 I read over and over that using Term Svcs (Remote Admin) to runn app's (mostly Office apps in my case) is not a good idea. I work 50-50 out of 2 locations and need to consolidate data/email that is now duplicated between stand-alone desktops at each location. Friend of mine uses SBS/TS to run app's and thinks it's the most efficient way to do this - since only screen data goes across the net. I sometimes work with large ACCESS databases, etc. that would pump a lot of data. TS wouldn't be used by anyone besides myself. How bad an idea is it really? I'm installing SBS 2000 after procrastinating for 2 years - should I really be installing 2003, or should I get 2000 working and upgrade when I need it Many thanks. Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158552
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    - Client Win Auto Upd not working The workstations in the domain behind the ISA server are unable to get Windows Automatic Updates when scheduled at 3am. The error on the workstation is: Event Type: Warning Event Source: Automatic Updates Event Category: Download Event ID: 16 Date: 5/21/2004 Time: 8:14:31 AM User: N/A Computer: TBDN30 Description: Unable to connect: Windows is unable to connect to the Automatic Updates service and therefore cannot download and install updates according to the set schedule. Windows will continue to try to establish a connection. I have checked and applied (if applicable) the following: Q241783 , Q312955 , Q328010 , Q824208 , Q830750 I have made sure WPAD is in DNS. I have opened 443 on the ISA server using a packet filter. Workstations fail regardless if they are using the WSP Firewall Client or not. All use the IP address of the ISA server as the proxy server, port 8080. I've posted here before with no replies, so I hope this is enough information to start. BTW, from the workstation just going to www.windowsupdate.com and doing an update works just fine. Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158551
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    - VPN Solution suggestions I actually have two questions. The first is dealing with SBS2K and WinGate. Is this a good solution for a VPN or is their something better? My next question has to do with SBS2K3 with 1 NIC setup and a Linksys BEFVP41 VPN router. Do I just setup the router and allow access to the LAN or do I have to setup anything in SBS2K3? I figure that ISA Server won't be a problem since I'm using the 1 NIC setup. All recommendations are welcome, however, I must add that the 1 NIC setup was the work of another consultant who setup the wiring closet in such a way that I cannot safely or even neatly implement a 2 NIC setup. I have informed the client that this is not the recommended setup, but their response is to work with what is available. Thanks in advance, MIke Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158550
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    - ISA Server SP2 available Saw this in Susan B's blog, but didn't see it posted here... Download: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c8d3d98b-1cd4-406a-a04a-2aa2547d09a3&DisplayLang=en The release notes KB: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=816460 I've installed it on two servers so far - haven't noticed any issues yet. The SBS 2000 wanted a reboot, the standalone Win2k server didn't ask. Note: MS says to install this on machines having only ISA Management or the Message Screener as well... http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/3/8/e387b8c2-b530-4cce-991a-cd8363908ebf/readme.htm DS Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158549
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    - Problem with lsass.exe Error status 0xc00002e1 I've tried this solutions http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;258007 but the only thing that told me is my Database : C:\windows\ntds\ntds.dit is empy... as in 0 kbs How do I fix this? I've been playing with the NTDSUTIL but nothing seems to be helping. I haven't really even done anything with the server yet, as I've been waiting for a good time to switch over, so if I have to reinstall not a big deal. Why would this happen though?? Thanks for the help - Doug Krebs Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158548
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    - ftp service problem System: Small Business Server 2003 standar When I set the port as 21, then I can log into the ftp server But when I changed the port to others (such as ,138), I cannot log into the ftp server Why? Any advice would be appreciated Eric Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158534
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    - VPN error 800 I think that one of the MS hotfixes has whacked the VPN setup, and is causing Error 800. Today, I was at a client site that I haven't been to in about a month, and did all the MS hotfixes and updates in that time period. I just tried to VPN in remotely to that site, and I get Error 800. The VPN to this site has been absolutely flawless to this point. This happened at another client site previously - same symptoms. (See thread below) http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&newwindow=1&safe=off&threadm=OjUAq71IEHA.2300%40tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl&rnum=3 Any ideas?? Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158529
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    - Business Contact Manager Just installed Office 2003 with BCM. Trouble is, I can;t open it! Ive tried re install but still the same thing. IS this a separate program outside of Outlook or is it inside of Outlook. Any help would be appreciated. Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158527
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    - Webmail access issue Help Plz, I have a few user accounts that are unable to log on to their webmail accounts internally and externally, other users are fine and able to. It always replys with "You could not be logged on to Outlook Web Access. Ensure that your user name and password are correct, and then try again." Their usernames and passwords are correct and have been reset in an attempt to find a resolve. Any ideas? Thanks Dave Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158519
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    - Users on slow connections + private contacts in OWA Hi, SBS2K W2K + WinXP Outlook2000 (+ Outlook XP) 1) I've been trying to figure out how to setup users on slow connections. Users are using VPN to connect to the Exchange-server, but some are having problems because of the rather small connection they're using. So I was hoping to set up the users to use "Offline-mode" and then synchronise once in a while, (probably every 5 min - which should happend in the background and thereby not "lock" Outlook when opening rather large emails). But... At the same time users have the need to access each others calendars, which is not possible in off-line mode. Or am I wrong? What I'm ideally looking for is having all mail synchronised to a local copy on the client but at the same time keeping the option to watch others calendars. Local mail but online calendar. Is this possible or are there alternatives (of course besides looking at the bandwidth)? 2) When you create a new email in Outlook, one can press "To:" and get access to GAL *and* Contacts. But this not possible in the OWA - only the GAL is available by search. Am I wrong, is it working as designed, or ?? Anon Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158512
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    - Client Internet Connection Problem Client workstation on a new SBS 2003 domain. Workstation is using WinXP with SP1, IE 6 with all patches and updates and Outlook 2003. Also is running Norton AV Corp 8.1 and regular Adaware scans w/proper updates of course. When the user tries to access the Internet using IE, she will get the error "DNS/page cannot be found". This happens more times than not. If she clicks refresh, the page will display. This is apparently happening only on this PC (there are 11 others). This did not happen with the prior workgroup setup, only since the SBS conversion. It seems to be a DNS type error but since all PCs are setup with DHCP to populate the settings, I would think that would be ruled out especially since this appears to be the only PC affected. Any ideas? Bill Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158509
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    - Terminal server issue, etc .. etc.. Hello all, I hope this isnt a repost, as I got an error for the 1st posting of this message. 1. I have installed terminal services on my SBS2000 server for remote administration purposes, running ISA, Exchange, DNS etc ... The terminal services were running great on day one, on day two I could not use the SBS2000 admin console properly. I can not see any users or do any changes to it. 2. I have a VERY annoying item in my application log that keeps coming up as: Source: Userenv Category: None Event ID: 1000 User: NT authority\System Computer: My SBS2000 server Windows cannot determine the user or computer name. Return value (1326). I have looked this sucker up online and all articles I find do not make sense to me. 3. I ALSO have a rather annoying Security log entry repeating, Source: Security Category: Account Logon Type: Failure Evend ID: 675 User: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Computer: My SBS2000 server Pre-Authentication failed: User name: Administrator User ID: Domainname\administrator Service Name: krbgt/Domainname.local Pre-Authentication type: 0x2 Failure Code: 0x18 Client address: 127.0.0.1 Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158507
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    - Exchange mailbox rule problem Hello there. I'm having a problem with an automatic rule which I have created in the Outlook 2002 rules wizard. We have Symantec Filtering for Exchange and also Symantec Anti Virus for SMTP gateways installed on our SBS 2000. The email notification messages that are automatically generated by the anti virus system when a virus is detected in incoming email messages have become a real hinderance. We started to try to move these notification messages out of the users inboxes by creating a rule to pick out any message with "quarantined attachment" in the message header and move it to a secondary email folder in the mailboxes' inbox. The strange thing is that this method works fine when you opt to "run the rule now" manually but it fails to move these messages automatically. If any other criteria for re-directing messages is used it works fine too. I have tried creating a message using my webmail account and attaching a text file called quarantined attachment.txt. This puts the relavent text into the message header. When these messages arrive in my users mailboxes the rule works automatically. Has anyone experienced this kind of behaviour with Outlook 2002 / Exchange Server 2000? Has anyone got any ideas how I can work around this problem? Thanks very Much, Shane Molloy. UK. Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158503
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    - SBS2000 Upgrade options????? We currently have a client running SBS2000 with approx 45 users. The company is just about to expand by another 40 users this will push us over the thershold for SBS2000 and SBS2003. I am interested in the upgrade options available. I have been trawling the microsoft website for dirrerent options but drawn a couple of blanks so thought I would turn to the masses for advice. 1. I Understand a small business server is not going to be an option and I am going to have to move to server plus exchange. 2. Microsoft offered the SBS2000 Migration Pack, which to my understanding was to help move from SBS to seperates. But to my understanding this has now been discontinued and replaced by the SBS2003 Transition Pack. Now will the SBS2003 transition pack get me from SBS2000 to Server 2003 seperates or do you have to upgrade to SBS2003 which is a pointless exercise as our clients will be too big for this. The CAL's on the SBS2000 are OEM and there for dont have software assurance so also I belive these cannot be used in conjunction with SBS2003. What is going to be the cheapest option for the upgrade? Buying Server2003 and Exchange 2003 seperate or is there a migration pack that will take us from SBS2000 to Server 2003??? Many Thanks David Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158499
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    - Migrate mailboxes SBS2000 to Exchange 2003 Standard Have client currently running SBS2000. Want to migrate to straight Windows 2003 environment. Aiming to exceed 75 users and have separate servers for SQL and Exchange. My question is regarding the best way to migrate the users mailboxes from the SBS2000 Exchange to standard Exchange 2003. Would we: 1. Use AD Migration Tool? 2. Use Move mailbox tool in AD Users and Computers? 3. Exmerge to PST. Reimport to new mailbox? Ideally I would like to minimise downtime and get as much setup of the new servers done offsite beforehand. As such I was thinking of creating a new domain and migrating the data across. However searching the newsgroups the prevaling approach would seem to be put the new servers into the existing SBS2000 domain and transfer FMSO and Global Catalog. Then turn off the SBS. I will consider either option. Regards Darwood Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158491
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    - PWC & NRP at same time For a friend She is PWC for one child, and NRP for her other child. She is receiving WFTC and CTC for child living with her. CHB for child with her is being paid to her. She is in process of being assessed as NRP for the child living with her ex. If she's on WFTC, doesn't that generate a nil assessment? TIA Shared Care Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158489
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    - SBS2003 +Outlook2003 Rules not working Has anyone had a problem with relaying email to an external pop account (which my PDA accesses) using a rule in outlook. Although the rule appears to work i.e. when the rule is run manually the mail appears in the sent items, it is not received in the external pop account. However if i were to manually forward any item from my inbox to my external pop account it arrives on my pda! Any ideas Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158488
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    - migrate users Hi Everyone, Please accept my appologies if I have posted this in the wrong area. I wish to migrate all users and groups from a Windows 2000 Server to Windows 2003 SBS Premium. Is there away I can export them first and then import them onto the new SBS server. Many Thanks Paul Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158487
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    - SBS 2003 - Fault Tolerance I have an issue with a server running SBS2003 std edition, and wonder if anyone has any constructive advice: The server is in use and developed a physical problem with hard drive number 1, (a 3 partitioned system mirror drive) I replaced this drive and attempted to re-build the mirror from the default operating system drive number 0, it re- built 2 out of 3, but failed to mirror the actual operating system partition. Further investigation showed the existing drive number 0, to contain a bad block, presumably preventing the re-sync. The most recent and now only complete system backup also failed, rendering it useless, which is what alerted me to the condition. Can anyone see a way for me to now replace the existing drive 0 and restore the system back to a fault tolerant condition without having to resort to a complete operating system re-install. Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158486
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    - SBS 2000 SMTP Connector to smarthost and back We have a SBS 2K with Exchange and are using its POP3 Connector to download our email from our ISP and route to the relevant mailbox/user. We have recently bought GFI MailSecurity and MailEssentials in an attempt to filter out spam and viruses and prevent them from ever reaching our users. In order to do this, i need to install GFI MailSecurity on a different server to our SBS/Exchange and have it act as a smarthost and be the first machine to receive our email from our ISP. I have managed to setup a different server as a smarthost, but i'm wondering how i go about initially fetching our ISP email to our relay server in order for MailSec to do its work? In the GFI manual (available at http://support.gfi.com/manuals/en/msec8/msec8manual-1-21.html) it says about setting up an SMTP Connector and pointing the MX record of our domain to the mail relay server. If i setup an SMTP Connector on our SBS Exchange server, will this result in it downloading our ISP email via its POP3 connector and then forward it to our relay server and eventually be bounced back to our Exchange server (via the fact i've set it up as a smarthost in its IIS SMTP settings). I'm concerned that it might cause an infinite loop, and emails will just bounce between the two and i'm not sure how or even if i need to change our DNS MX record. Thanks in advance for any suggestions Dan Williams Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158483
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    - Changing IP Reservations in SBS 2000 Hi there We currently run only ONE server which is DC (AD-Domain Controller, DHCP, DNS, WINS, Print, Application, File, BackupServer etc) We currently use 10.0.0.x range for our intranet purposes. I want to change the IP addressing pool from 10.0.p.q range to 10.0.r.s. This is because the octect that is reserved for the server (main Server which is DHCP, DNS, DC, IIS and Print server) is 10.0.0.1. And i'm not comfortable with this IP address for security reasons as it is the first octect in the 10.0.0.x block and anyone (a potential hacker can have his first guess corrrect) I was wondering if i can change the IP address for the server to say 10.0.230.20 and change the name of the server from say bingo to complexBingo and then update any references to the old server name from client machines to new one (any shortcuts to \\bingo to \\complexBingo for example) would be enough??? Can anyone please help me understand the consequences of doing this and if this is a better way of doing it???? because i don't want to change and then get flooded with calls from users next day and land myself in chaos Regards kiran Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158476
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    - ISA help please One of our suppliers has changed the port number we need to access them on via the internet. As I have not done anything to ISA server (apart from the updates) on our SBS2000 SP1 - can anyone tell me in simple terms what changes I need to make to ISA to allow us to access their website throught their specific port. Thanks Neil Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158473
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    - More than 50 users - SBS 2000 Exactly what happens when you exceed the maximum number of users supported by SBS? We are currently running SBS 2000 and I think we are over the limit. However, everyone seems to be able to login and there doesnt' seem to be any problems. We actually have only 45 licenses. Please don't post you "opinion" of what you think should happen. I want to hear from somebody who knows for sure. Thanks. Rob Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158452
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    - << SBS Live in 2 hours folks - 4 p.m. Pacific time>> http://chat.mcpmag.com/chats/default.asp#chat SBS Live! Small Business Server gurus Andy Goodman and Harry Brelsford tackle your SBS troubleshooting questions. hosted by Andy Goodman, Harry Brelsford -- http://www.sbslinks.com/really.htm Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158451
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    - Upgrading to SBS2003 I am wanting to upgrade our SBS2000 server to SBS2003 (software assurance). I would like to completely low away the 'C' drive on the server and start from scratch. Is there any problems with doing this? I have checked to ensrethat our variou software packages (A/V, B/U, etc.) will notneedto be changed when I do this. Is there any issues that I should be aware of? Reasons not to start "fresh". All data will stil be on the shared data drives. Thanks in advance. Aaron Fadely Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158450
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    - 403 FORBIDDEN THE PAGE CANNOT BE DISPLAYED SBS2000 1) Just moved to a new DSL provider. Configured new DSL modem to reflect same IP setting as old unit. 2) Every time some one opens IE , they get "The page cannot be displayed" message. Press refresh and the home page comes up. This issue is not fatal , but it is annoying. ??? Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158447
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    - Internal Instant messaging I'm looking to set up instant messaging for use within my LAN only... no internet connectivity... local server.. MSN used to be able to plug into SBS 2000 but I can't figure out how it works with SBS 2003.. Any ideas? Other solutions? Yahoo? ICQ? I don't want to allow any external Im traffic, this would be for inhouse use only In an ideal world, the IM client would know which user is logged in at the PC and would load his/her settings Thanks in advance, Ari Tag: Installing Terminal Server Tag: 158442

Every document Iâ??ve read about installing Terminal server started like this:
Installing Your Terminal Serve
To install Terminal Server on a computer running Windows Server 2003
1.Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Add or Remove Programs
2.Click Add/Remove Windows Components
3.In the dialog box, select Terminal Server
The trouble is that this option is not available in the Windows Components, only Terminal Server Licensingâ?¦ Why this is so and how on earth could I install Terminal Server

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Re: Installing Terminal Server by Javier

Javier
Mon May 24 09:48:54 CDT 2004

The SBS2k3 NG is microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs... and the answer to
your question is that SBS2k3 does not support TS in App Sharing mode (it is
a bad idea to install TS in a DC and even worse with all the things that SBS
runs). You need a 2nd server running Win2k/2k3 for that.

--
Javier [SBS MVP]

<< SBS ROCKS !!! >>

"Peter" <peter@online.vntc.ru> wrote in message
news:4D89AEE5-1287-4CE2-9DF5-7B432BD89C0E@microsoft.com...
> Every document I've read about installing Terminal server started like
> this:
> Installing Your Terminal Server
> To install Terminal Server on a computer running Windows Server 2003:
> 1.Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Add or Remove
> Programs.
> 2.Click Add/Remove Windows Components.
> 3.In the dialog box, select Terminal Server.
> The trouble is that this option is not available in the Windows
> Components, only Terminal Server Licensing. Why this is so and how on
> earth could I install Terminal Server?
>

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Re: Installing Terminal Server by Jeff

Jeff
Mon May 24 09:49:58 CDT 2004

Start from a server that is not SBS. You are aware that you can only use TS
in SBS2003 for administration and not for appplication mode.

"Peter" <peter@online.vntc.ru> wrote in message
news:4D89AEE5-1287-4CE2-9DF5-7B432BD89C0E@microsoft.com...
> Every document I've read about installing Terminal server started like
this:
> Installing Your Terminal Server
> To install Terminal Server on a computer running Windows Server 2003:
> 1.Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Add or Remove
Programs.
> 2.Click Add/Remove Windows Components.
> 3.In the dialog box, select Terminal Server.
> The trouble is that this option is not available in the Windows
Components, only Terminal Server Licensing. Why this is so and how on earth
could I install Terminal Server?
>

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