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    - VPN Access with a new router We have been using VPN without problem for about 4 years now. Recently our DSL modem went on the fritz so we had Covad come in and they replaced it with a new one (Netopia). While they were here I mentioned to them that we need port 1723 open to allow VPN connections. The technician searched through all the settings on the old modem and could not find anything specific for this port. On the new modem he setup a port forwarding rule to send all VPN traffic to the External NIC (192.168.1.2) on the SBS 2000 server. Much to our dismay we are still unable to establish a VPN connection with this new modem. Is there anything else I need to tell Covad to configure on the new modem that I missed? I don't have the password for the modem so Covad will make the changes remotely. Thank you, Don Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179964
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    - Preflib 1008 Event log keeps logging this error every couple of seconds, any fix? The Open Procedure for service "ASP.NET" in DLL "C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_perf.dll" failed. Performance data for this service will not be available. Status code returned is data DWORD 0 Regards Mark Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179963
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    - terminal services disconnects I have a SMB2000 providing a handfull of TS sessions to remote PCs. Has been working great for 2 years. Now all TS connections are be dropped every 25-30 minutes like clockwork leaving nothing in eventlogs on server or PC. Users only get "TS connection has been broken" pop up. No changes have been made to the server. Scanned for virus and malware using Symantec Enterprize, online Housecall and others but found no viruses. Local server and LAN function is awsome with no hick-ups at all. Just the TS sessions over WAN. There are 2 TS sessions operating on LAN with no problem. Fortigat and T1 have been refreshed and stress tested and showing no problems there. Does anyone have other ideas on where to look next. I'm lost. -- ghobbs Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179962
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    - upgrade SBS 2000 to a regular windows 2003 server standard Dear All, i want to upgrade sbs 2000 server to a windows 2003 server standard. the server contain Exchange. what are the main steps the i need to perform? which media do i need? is there any arcitel or KB about this subject? (i find only sbs 2000 to sbs 2003) Thanks. Best regards, Alon. Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179959
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    - Send/Receive through pop3 SBS2000 I've got a customer who is trying to access their e-mail from home in the evening via pop3. They can receive just fine but when they send a message outside the SBS exchange environment (like to somebody@hotmail.com) they get an immediate 5.7.1 error and there is nothing in the options area to see where the email went. I googled a note that said that Exchange doesn't support relaying to third party sites via pop3. Is that true? -- Sprocket in Texas Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179956
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    - Windows Advanced Server 2000 included in SBS 2000? After plenty of unsuccessful attempts to search for these answers I have a few questions regarding how a customer could have purchased a retail version of Windows Advanced Server 2000? 1. Is Windows Advanced Server 2000 always a standalone product? 2. Did Windows Advanced Server 2000 ever come bundled with Small Business Server 2000? 3. Can you provide any customer facing website links supporting your responses? Thank you!! Alicia Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179952
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    - Strange Exchange configuration I've recently taken over this account which apparently has had several "experts" over the last 10 years. The customer at one time had sbs 4.5 with a server name of server and an internal domain name of company, not company.local, just company. For purposes of discussion, let's say their public domain was company.com. They upgraded to SBS2000 in 2003. Now in Exchange, there are two servers listed, one called server and we'll call the other newserver. I cannot access server, when I click on it, I get a time out. I can click on and configure newserver. However, I discovered that server was setup as the master and I have changed that with newserver as the master and server as a member. I have been unable to delete the old server. When I send mail, I get the normal SMTP connector. However I'm also getting a strange remote mail listing under queues. The queue name is server.domain (which is the old server name) and when I click on that, I get the sent from: newserver-IS@company.com. There are several of these messages queued up and if I delete them, more appear. I don't know who they are going to and I can't read the message. My questions are: Is there any way to read the messages in queue so I can figure out what they are? What is the origin of messages with the from being newserver-IS? What does the IS mean. How can I delete the non-functioning listing of the old server in Exchange 2000. y'all have been great. Thanks for your help. -- Sprocket in Texas Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179947
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    - OWA & migration from SBS2000 to Exchange 2003 Hello. I've just discovered that something my client is trying to do is not supported by MS, so am wondering if anyone has had any success with trying it. Have an SBS2000 server from which Client wants to move all mailboxes to a standalone Exchange 2003 server. We did that using the standard move utility from Exchange 2003. All mailboxes were moved successfully and are working fine, except OWA does not work from remote workstations to the Exch 2003 box, regardless of what we do with the Exchange2000 SBS installation. Has anyone tried this with any success? Any suggestions? Thanks!! -- JEFF Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179946
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    - Install error for SP1a I've recently taken over an existing installation and am getting all the patches and updates applied. It's a SBS2000. 2000 SP4 has been applied but SBS2000 SP1 has not. I'm trying to install SP1a but I get the error message that I need 125 meg of available space on the partition that has clientapps5 and the process aborts. I've got 400 gig of space available so what am I doing wrong? -- Sprocket in Texas Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179938
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    - DotNetNuke development http://www.itechart.com/ DotNetNuke development services for DNN include: =B7 Product Design and Analysis =B7 Prototyping =B7 Incremental Development Approach =B7 Full Product Testing Cycle =B7 Customization Services =B7 Localization Services =B7 Integration Services =B7 Product Support =B7 Documentation DNN custom module development technology list: =B7 .Net application development based on Framework 1.1 or 2.0 =B7 MS SQL 2005, MS SQL 2k, MySQL database design =B7 HTML, XML, JavaScript, AJAX and more =B7 Security testing by Web Inspector =B7 Performance testing by LoadRunner or SilkPerformer =B7 Custom Skin Design by Adobe Photoshop Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179935
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    - Monavie - Fastest Growing Health Supplement in the world Please check out www.monavie.com Enroll ID = 645178 Good Luck to you in making your dreams come true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Michael Dorminey Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179933
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    - HP Desktop for sale! Hi, I have an unused HP Pavilion with the fallowing specs: # Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ (2.1GHz, 2000MT/s System Bus) # Memory: 2048MB PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM memory (2x1GB) (expandable to 8 GB (4 x 2 GB) (64-bit OS)/ 4 GB (4 x 1 GB) (32-bit OS)) # Hard Drive:320GB 7200RPM SATA 3G (3.0 Gb/sec) hard drive # Optical Drive: 16X DVD(+/-)R/RW 12X RAM (+/-)R DL LightScribe SATA drive # Expandable Drive Bay: HP Pocket Media Drive bay # Video Graphics: Integrated graphics # Network Interface: Integrated 10/100BaseT network interface # Sound: High Definition 8-channel audio # Fax/Modem: 56K bps data/fax modem # Operating System: Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium This is "used" but basically brand new (it has literally been on for no more than 6 total hours..) is only 1 month old.. PRICE: $425 OBO Email- pbdude911@yahoo.com Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179931
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    - Watch NFL Games Online Watch NFL Games Online! For every one who wants to watch the games online because they dont live in the teams town or are at work i found a site that has basically every game covered. Its perfect if you have afford a monthly $70 direct tv nfl access subscription. they got a bunch of channels The sites http://nflonline.wizhoo.com Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179930
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    - Fatloss computer program I have been using this computer program for a couple weeks now and i am very pleased with the results so far. its a software fatloss program, if your looking for a diet/weightloss plan i reccomend you check this place out first: http://fatloss9.50webs.com Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179929
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    - email getting lost Sir, I have problem when the mail is downloaded to our mail server from the druknet (internet service provider) which means, through the exchange server when it has downloaded the mail, it is not coming to the microsoft outlook but the event viewer shows mails downloaded. I would be grateful if you could let me know why it is hapenning. With regards, Chewang Dorji Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179927
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    - How to remove a SBS 2000 for Server 2003 I have a client that has SBS 2000. They want to totaly go away from SBS 2000 and use only a 2003 server domain. How can I get the 2003 server to be the FSMO holder without doing a force take over from the 2000 SBS server? If I upgraded the 2000 SBS server to 2003 SBS would this help any? I would like to beable to remove the 2000 SBS server without forcing a take over. Any cluse on how to do this? Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179921
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    - Poweredge 2600 upgrade I am currently running SBS2K on a PowerEdge 2600 Server with 5 hot- swapable 36GB SCSI drives in a backplane with a RAID 5 Config. It is time to upgrade. The server has 2 decent Xeons and 4 GB RAM so I did not think it would be worthwhile to buy a new server. I purchased the SBS2K3 R2 software and client upgrades along with 6-146 GB SCSI drives. I would like to know the easiest way to install the six new drives and the software as well as migrating Exchange personal mailboxes. I only have 20 users, so recreating user accounts is no big deal. Can I simply dump the mailboxes onto an external drive and import them into SBS2K3? If I run into problems, can I simply plug the original 5 drives into their original slots and be up and running again? Thanks for any help. Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179916
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    - Upgrading from SBS 2000 To SBS 2003 I'm aboutto upgrade our existing SBS 2000 to SBS 2003. Will the existing CALS be intact? Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179912
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    - Site-to-Site VPN with RRAS Without getting too much into the specifics of the setup, has anyone had this issue? I have a routed Site-to-site VPN link between 2 2003 servers using RRAS, i use PPTP for the tunneling protocol. there is no NAT involved as both routers have public addresses. the virtual interfaces on the routers are set to DHCP. i have set the demand dial interfaces to "persistent" connection etc... this works fine, the Demand dial connections will dial each other and i can pass traffic across this VPN no problem. Now, i am not being ironic by telling you guys that something actually works on a help group, i do actually have a problem. if the link is open for a period greater than 12 hours all communication ceases, disconnect and then re-dail the connection, and it functions again. why? that is my question. Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179910
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    - Server DNS and multiple IP addresses I have a Win2K SBS at host site. It is also my DNS server for all workstations. I have two remote sites (4 PC's at each site) that connect via hardware VPN. All remote PC's have server's IP address as their only DNS server. When I ping the server by its name in DNS from one of the remote workstations, I should get 10.1.1.1, but sometimes I get 10.1.1.33 (I think it is from the RRAS ip range) or the server's public IP address (it has two NICs). I do ipconfig /flushdns, and it may come back with any of the three possibilities above. The same is true for nslookup. If it comes back with the public one, the Exchange client will fail. This may be Exchange-related (i.e. how to get the client to work when the DNS name resolves to the server's public IP address) or it may be DNS-related (how to get my server to quit handing out its IP address to DNS clients except its primary LAN IP address. Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179906
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    - I love the Internet What did we do before the Internet? I?m amazed every day at the great resource that the Internet is. I just wanted to commend you on the great discussions that you have running in the group. Keep up the good work.$250 in PPC Coupons for freehttp://cbglobe.com/t.cgi?i=doston&cid=7 Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179902
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    - Migrating to Exchange 2007 & WIN Server 2003r2 I'm trying to plan this upgrade. Is there a checklist or recipe that details the steps involved in this move? Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179881
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    - Error Opening Event Viewer I was remotely logged into an SBS2000 Server using RDC over VPN. I clicked on the Event Viewer shortcut on the desktop and received this error: TEMPORARY DIRECTORY IS NOT FOUND OR NOT ENOUGH DISK SPACE I am pretty sure the Event Viewer works when opening at the console but last week was the last time I knew for sure when I was there in person. Any ideas on cause or resolution to this error? Thanks! Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179878
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    - Comuters are quite Interesting at Times This is a very cool group you have going here. I find it quite interesting how computers behave at times. Sometimes you wonder if they have a mind of their own or not. These posts are quite interesting and educational for me - I've learned a bit about the errors that can occur. Scan your computer for Errors For Free! http://errors.www-marketingpros.com Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179877
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    - new satellite website Hi, the new website is www.satelliteinformation.net Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179875
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    - windows 2003 standardd r2 can not be domain member server I'll get a error when i connect to a file share or when i try to connect make the server a member of a SBS 2000 SP2 domain. The error is: the account is not authorized to log in form this station when i use net use i get sma e error and system error 1240 I had serveral kb article's but it did not help. 247482, 810739,285903,285902 Can someone help me? gr cris krikke Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179874
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    - Simple file permissions question. Sorry if this is not in the correct forum, it was the nearest I could find. I am simply trying to give a security group the following permission: ALLOW: View, Edit files DENY: Rename, Move files Is there a way to give people the permissions to view & modify a file, but not rename or move the file? Thanks, Chris Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179873
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    - Shared Email Access - Is SBS the Answer? I've got 8 users currently using a mix of Outlook and Outlook Express. Over the years they have built up large email files consisting of PDF's, JPG's, messages and other files for various long- term projects. They currently have no true server, just a PC being used as a file server/storage device. I intend to bring them all to Outlook ASAP. A couple of the users have PST files in the 3 - 4 GB size range. These files cannot be reduced in size and they will get larger. A couple of the Outlook Express users have DBX files totalling 3 and 5 GB. We are looking for a way to allow them all to access one another's E- Mail and associated files. Is SBS R2 the answer? Is there a BETTER answer? Thank you, Steve Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179871
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    - Help on KB912918 we have SBS2000 and have to applie KB912918 to all mobile users, but on one user after i make the changes and 10 or so mintues later it reverts back to the original, has anyone come across this problem if so what is the work round this. Pls Help JP Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179870
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    - changes to default smtp server not taking affect? Taking over IT duties for a SBS 2000 server, and there's something I'm not quite understanding.... There is a Default SMTP Virtual Server that seems to be active. If I stop it, and telnet to the server at port 25, the server will not respond. If I start it, and try the telnet, the server does respond. Also, the queues and current sessions folders within that virtual server seem to be live. However, if I try to make a change to that Default SMTP Virtual Server, such as trying to limited the concurrent connections, or connection timeout value, or change the SMTP response banner, it doesn't seem to work - even after a reboot. The changes show, but the server still gets well above the # of simultaneous connections I set the limit to, and the SMTP banner still shows the local PC name rather than the FQDN I set it to. One other thing I notice is that the active badmail and queue folders are under C:|Inetpub and not the Exchange folder like I would normally expect. Can anyone tell me what's going on? Thanks! Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179867
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    - Winmgmt causing 100 per cent CPU cycles I have an SBS2000 server which is showing high CPU usage. This is being caused by winmgmt.exe cycling the CPU from the normal to 100 per cent. This is not a quick spike but more of a build-up over a few minutes, peaking at 100 per cent and then falling off again. The cycle happens every 30 minutes. I have checked the properties of WMI and ensured that logging is set to errors only, and I have tried disabling logging. The server is up to date with all patches through Windows Update although Windows Update stopped working at the same time that this error started. Windows Update now just gives error 80072ee2, ie can't get a response. Maybe that's a coincidence, maybe it's not. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179861
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    - Desperate Routing Question! Help! My company moved from a DSL Line today to a T1 line. Everything was ready to go, I contacted my hosting company to change my mail servers MX record and......they didn't do it. I have mail stuck right now on the DSL's address. Here is what I am trying to do. T1 - Cisco Router (12.22.3.1) - Firewall - 192.168.168.X Subnet - Netopia 3300 - 67.65.32.100 (Mail Server IP) I need to get the Netopia to route Incoming internet traffic into my local network. I tried to configure NAT but it simply does not work unless the Netopia is being used as a DHCP server...which is not an option. Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179852
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    - lost my public IP being a total dilattante, i hope you are not going to dress me down for this question: a few days ago i was given a public IP by my ISP. After I reinstalled my system (Win XP), it seems to me i don=B4t have my public ip anymore. What settings do I have to do? Is it possible that reinstalling and/or disconecting the LAN cable (which I actually also did) can cause this? Thanks for any help Pavel Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179849
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    - Strange Issue Moving from SBS 2000 to Server 2003 R2 I have a strange issue that I need help with â?? here are the details: I recently moved a small business office off of Small Business Server 2000 which was running as a DC, DNS Server, DHCP, and IS 2000. This office has 10 users, so I went the fully manual way. I took a new Windows 2003 R2 server, built a new DC, and added DNS and DHCP services to it. I changed the Domain name when I did it as well, because the person who created the initial SBS 2000 domain named it the same as their registered domain name (which caused issues with the externally hosted web site,etc). The SBS 2000 domain name was special-tees.com, and I built the new domain as home.special-tees.com. I also switched the IP addressing scheme from a 192.168.0.0 group on SBS 2000 to a 10.0.0.0 group on the new domain. While both domains were running at the same time I went to each workstation, removed them from the SBS 2000 domain, removed the ISA 2000 Firewall client, removed them from the old domain and put them in a Workgroup, rebooted, joined the new domain, renewed their IP addresses with DHCP on the new Windows 2003 R2 server (10.0.0.0), and configured the workstations Apps, etc â?¦.. I kept both domains running at the same time because I wanted to make sure I properly removed each workstation for the old domain so no traces of the old domain would be left behind. Since they are completely different IP ranges, they were never using the same default gateway address. I did that for all of the workstations and they are all communicating fine with one another. I then demoted the old SBS 2000 server and removed the AD, DNS, and DHCP roles that it had. Here is the issue â?? they are having intermittent internet connectivity issues. If I unplug the two Ethernet cables from the ISA 2000 server (which was acting as their Internet proxy before we migrated to the new Domain), they have an intermittent internet connection. Sometimes it is really slow, sometimes it if fine, sometimes they have no connection at all. If there is no connection I can go to the ISA server, plug the cables back in, and the Internet connection is back right away at full speed. If I leave it plugged in, the same thing happens â?? the internet access degrades and becomes intermittent. If I unplug them the internet connection comes back immediately â?? then the same thing happens again. What is going on? There are two different IP addressing schemes, none of the systems are pointing to the old gateway AT ALL on the ISA 2000 server, but for some reason the clients are occasionally trying to get to the internet via the old ISA server! Am I missing something here? I even cleared the DNS cache from the workstations and nothing â?¦ Anyone have any ideas?? Bob Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179844
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    - ISA 2000 with High Speed ADSL Hi All, I have moved a couple of my clients to high speed adsl (up 20Mbps download), when I had the modem connected directly to the desktop a speed test showed a very fast 20Mbps. However when I do the speed test through SBS ISA 2000 as a normal shared connection its maximum seems to be 8Mbps. I have tried several times on two different networks and the same maximum 8Mpbs shows. Does ISA 2000 throttle the speed? any suggestions (other than not using ISA 2000!) how to get the full speed? Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179839
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    - exchange fragmentation issue. I am reposting this as a new issue since the first try didn't work and for some reason I think my buried post is not getting any replies :) I hope this isn't bad etiquette.... I am getting this error on an _sbs 2000_ server. Event Type: Warning Event Source: MSExchangeIS Event Category: Performance Event ID: 9582 Date: 8/15/2007 Time: 12:34:40 PM User: N/A Computer: NETSERVER Description: The virtual memory necessary to run your Exchange server is fragmented in such a way that performance may be affected. It is highly recommended that you restart all Exchange services to correct this issue. So.... I followed the instructions at: 1) http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315407 and at: 2) http://eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=9582&eventno=2234&source=MSExchangeIS&phase=1 In _particular_ I changed the HeapDeCommitFreeBlockThreshold setting to 262144 at _unfortunately_ I still have an issue. It almost seems to me this all happened about the time I added more memory to the server... we are running about 3 gigs right now. Can anyone offer any further advice?? Thank you so much, Puzzled, Joe. Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179838
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    - migrating sbs 2000 english to sbs 2003 french Hi, Regarding licenses, is it possible to purchase an upgrade from sbs 2000 to sbs 2003 r2 even if the original sbs 2000 is in english and we want the sbs 2003 to be french? I am just talking about the licenses, not the way to do it. Thanks Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179837
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    - My new satellite website, please check it out This is my new satellite website, If you like it or even if you dont, please leave me a message on here, to give me some ideas on how to make it better ok thanks guys/gals regards Mike Anderson www.satelliteinformation.net Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179836
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    - best practice on VPN administartion I have a citrix access gateway 4.5 std. I am receiving reports about droped connections, degraded speed. what tool or tools can I use to diagnois these issues..the management interface is of no help. Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179834
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    - Duplicate e-mails - KB 835734 I had a call this morning telling me that our mail server was sending out large volumes of an e-mail that was sent to us. As it happens I think I've resolved the immediate problem but I was told our server required patching and was referred to knowledge base article 835734. Indeed the article describe the problem exactly and I immediately downloaded the patch, however, it won't install and I've now realised the article relates to SBS 2003 but we're running SBS 2000. Does anyone know if there is a similar patch for SBS 2000? I've tried various searches but found nothing so far. Any help would be appreciated as I'd rather not have a repeat of the problem. Regards Tony Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179831
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    - w32 time error how do I get rid of the 'w32 time' error? -- -tim123 Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179826
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    - licensing error I am continuing to get event id 213 'licensing service on server xx.domain cannot be contacted' this machine is no longer in production so how do I stop this error message from coming up? -- -tim123 Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179825
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    - ISA client Hi all, I am new to SBS2003. Just ended up with the installation of SBS2003, everything seems to be ok, but ISA on client part is not working - I mean clients are unable to browse the internet but server can. I have 2 NIC. Do I need to mention the second NIC's default gateway on client pc?, I tried to install the ISAclient but that ended up the bad execution file. please help Rgds Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179823
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    - OWA cannot access user sub-folders Hi, I have a user that has subfolders under his InBox. In OWA he cannot see these subfolders, can you advise what to check. Thanks! Regards, Vaughan Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179822
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    - Terminal server policy settings... I am using some of the Terminal Server settings in group policy BUT I am NOT using the "Sessions" setting entitled "Sets a time limit for active but idle terminal server sessions". it is currently set to 'Not configured". Instead, I have this setting configured in the users active directory profile on an individual basis as some users are different than others. It is set on the 'Sessions' tab of their AD profile - and is typically set to 30 minutes. However, today I noticed that a user is logged onto our win2K3 server and has been active and idle (not disconnected) for over 2 hours - when his settings only allows for 30 minutes!!! Why might it be that he has not been yet disconnected? (which is what I set to happen once a session limit has been reached) I should also mention that when I attempt to remote control this users session, it appears to hang. Could this be why this particular session is unable to be disconnected in the time frame stated? Thanks, Brad Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179808
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    - sbs 2k exchange fragmentation.. Hello all. I am getting this error on an _sbs 2000_ server. Rebooting the server doesn't seem to fix it for more than a very short period. What would be my best course of action? Event Type: Warning Event Source: MSExchangeIS Event Category: Performance Event ID: 9582 Date: 8/15/2007 Time: 12:34:40 PM User: N/A Computer: NETSERVER Description: The virtual memory necessary to run your Exchange server is fragmented in such a way that performance may be affected. It is highly recommended that you restart all Exchange services to correct this issue. Thanks! Joe. p.s. I previously posted this and erroniously typed the server version as 2k3... it is actually a 2k sbs. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks! Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179800
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    - Shutting down exchange and SQL server gracefully... We have a Windows 2000 SBS running Exchange and SQL Server. We have a Smart UPS attached. We also hav a few other servers with Smart UPS's attached. We are runing the powerchute business edition basic. I have noticed that if we were to upgrade to the 'Delux' version of the Powerchute Business Edition, it indicates that one of the advanced features it has is application shutdown for SQL Server abnd Exchange server (among other apps). My question is this... Is this something that we should really have? What are the risks by not having that? Also, is there a way through a shutdown script that this can be done instead of having to purchase the software? If so, I could just set it up to run in a shutdown script... (through the Smart-UPS) Thanks, Brad Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179796
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    - terminal server group policy I have set the 'Environment' tab in many users AD user profile to start a particular application at logon. This has been working just fine - UNTIL I modifed a GPO by adding the terminal server policies to my Windows 2000 SBS machine and then set some of the computer 'Terminal Server' policies settings. I did NOT set the policy where you can specify a program to run at start up entitled 'Start a program on connection'. It shows as 'Not Configured' for both the computer and user configurations. However, now what is happening is that when a user logs onto our terminal server they are seeing the desktop instead of it starting the application I specified in the environment settings in their user profile. Any idea what may be happening here and what I can do tomake sure that the startup program specified in a users profile is run when they log on? Thanks, Brad Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179783
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    - What's the database size limitation of SBS2K SQL?? Many Thx! Tag: No Power Options in Control Panel Tag: 179766
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Been thinking greener these days but there is no Power Options in SBS 2000
control panel.
Oh where for art thou hiding?

Re: No Power Options in Control Panel by Larry

Larry
Sat Nov 03 03:48:33 PDT 2007

Hi JD:

Don't have a Windows Server 2000 here to test, but on Windows XP and Windows
2000 Pro, the control panel icons are *.cpl, stored in \windows\system32
with a backup copy in \windows\system32\dllcache.

(Note that the Windows folder on some systems is WINNT.)

The one for power options is called powercfg.cpl.

There are some MS documents on how to either remove or hide these applets,
for example:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/261241

and others which you can find by searching with your favorite tool.

--
Larry

"jd" <jdumont@@novus.com.net> wrote in message
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> Been thinking greener these days but there is no Power Options in SBS 2000
> control panel.
> Oh where for art thou hiding?
>
>

Re: No Power Options in Control Panel by Merv

Merv
Sat Nov 03 05:21:03 PDT 2007

Are you accessing the server from a Terminal Server session?

Power Options Icon Missing in Control Panel with Terminal Services Enabled
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/243651

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Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
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"jd" <jdumont@@novus.com.net> wrote in message
news:%23f8khMdHIHA.3848@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> Been thinking greener these days but there is no Power Options in SBS 2000
> control panel.
> Oh where for art thou hiding?
>
>

Re: No Power Options in Control Panel by jd

jd
Sat Nov 03 08:47:43 PDT 2007

Thank you all for replying.
Yup... accessing the terminal server (application mode) via the terminal
services client.

"Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" <mwport@no_spam_hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Are you accessing the server from a Terminal Server session?
>
> Power Options Icon Missing in Control Panel with Terminal Services Enabled
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/243651