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    - Exchange Not Recieving Inbound SMTP Yes I have ran the ICW and checked the MX records which seemed to be working as the server was recognised as mail.domain.com. A couple of hours later I recieved a non delivery report from our server to the external email account I was using for testing which appeared to be generated by exchnage server and was stating the delivery status to be 5.0.0. Any suggestions on what could be causing this status? Thanks for you help so far. Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168778
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    - SBS 2003 / ISA / Web Access We're installing SBS 2000 together with ISA server. No client machines, yet, we're still battling with getting the server right. The only user is the administrator. Having installed the server (but before installing ISA) we have internet connectivity. We then install ISA (from the premium edition disk) as a result of which, and after running ICW, and logging off and on, we can't see any web pages. The ADSL modem connects successfully to the ISP, but the only thing we get in IE is a 502 error. Now, we're guessing we need to do something to allow web things through ISA but we can't see what. Can anyone point us in the right direction. We didn't have this problem with SBS 2000 (with ISA) which seemed to work without problem, and which is why we can post this message. TIA Dicky Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168776
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    - Exchange Not Recieving Inbound SMTP Hi, Im having a rather annoying problem getting exchange server (sbs2000) to recieve inbound smtp. Here's a brief summary: New Server with a new SBS2000 installation, we're using ISA Server (which is working as a proxy and firewall) and exchange server using the smtp virtual server. Internal email works fine, and sending external email works fine too I can't seem to get inbound email to work. Server has 2 nic's, 1 connected directly to ADSL router and server has a static external ip. The other nic is connected to the switch. I had my ISP change the mx records to point to the external ip of the server, this worked fine as I was able to navigate to OWA using mail.domain.com/exchange. I tried several things but still cannot recieve email from the internet. Port scan shows port 25 as open however I cannot telnet the port either externally or internally. Things I've Tried (not in order): Done port scan via grc.com and port 25 is stated as open Enable Packet filters/Disabled them Secure Mail Server Wizard Tried disabling ISA Firewall service Uninstalled McAfee Groupshield Reinstalled ISA Server Reinstalled Exchange Server Restart ISA Services after changes Restart Exchange Services after changes is there anything I am missing? Have I overlooked something? Does anyone have any suggestions as what I could try? Any help would be much appreciated as I seeming to be making no progress whatsoever. Thanks Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168771
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    - << SBS Posting FAQ for New Users - V:1.0 - Last Updated: 2004-07-21>> An HTML version of this document is available at: http://www.sbs-rocks.com/netiquette.htm -------------- The following tips are designed to help you get the fastest and most appropriate answer to your questions. They suggest which newsgroup to use,what basic research to do before posting, information to include in your posting, newsgroup etiquette, and alternate sources of useful information. Following them will help us to help you. =================================================== - Post to the appropriate newsgroup: For SBS 4/4.5: microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz For SBS 2000 : microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000 For SBS 2003 : microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs Microsoft News Server: news.microsoft.com The SBS Newsgroups provide a free forum for threaded discussion and peer support on issues related to Small Business Server by users, service providers and interested parties. 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    - Access to "external" computer Hi All I need to set up an SBS 2000 to allow access to a computer on the external side of the server. The server has the standard 2 NICs, one internal and one external. Clients connected to internal and external used for broadband internet (and now this computer). We need to have a cache that stores specific things that it updates from the internet. It's complicated but suffice to say that I don't have any control over this aspect. The external NIC on SBS has 10.81.10.1 as it address. The external PC has 10.81.10.250 I have already setup: 1. Site & Content Rules an "Allow ALL" access policy (this is what I use when testing only) all destinations, always, allow, applies to any request, all HTTP content 2. Protocol Rules an "Allow ALL" access policy (this is what I use when testing only) All IP traffic, always, applies to any request 3. IP Packet Filters There are lots of filters. I have setup one as: enables, predefined HTTP Server (port 80) Local computer and remore computer I have tried different settings The external network does not appear in the LAT nor the LDT. I can Ping the 10.81.10.250 from an internal client and the server so I know it exists and that the server is forwarding the ping requests. I tried 10.81.10.249 and it didn't work (as I expected). Should I have an entry in the Network Configuration - Routing list. If so what are the settings? Please help as I am really stuck. After 5 frustrating hours I still can't get it to work. Cheers SmegHead Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168761
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    - Event Log consolidation This may not be the best group to post this question in, but this is an active group that I occassionally lurk in so it will certainly serve as a good start. I work in a 350 workstation, 20+ server Windows environment. We are looking for a _good_ Event Log consolidation tool - preferably one that is more GUI based than manual. I have looked briefly at GFI's Even Log Monitor and wasn't too impressed with it but maybe I didn;t give it enough time. We don't need a lot of fluff. Any recommendations/experience? Thanks Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168757
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    - Hard disk recovery utilities... Are there any good free utilities out there that anyone has used that will allow you to recover/salvage data from a hard disk that has had it's partition removed? Basically I am looking for a tool that can read the HD at the lowest level regardless of the OS/partitions etc... Thanks, Brad Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168751
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    - Problem with Add Pack License I installed Microsoft Small business Server 2000 and when I try to add more 5 licenses by Client Add Pack Disk, I have a message that I canâ??t add any Client because my server isnâ??t Microsoft Small business Server. However I have it and in properties of system say Microsoft Windows 2000, 5.00.2195 Service Pack 4 note: CDs are original Thank you -- Merci et au revoir Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168747
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    - TS update CALs will not register I received some TS CALs on the XP transition plan from microsoft but they will not register in the TS license server running on my SBS 2003 box. When I enter them through the TS license tool I get the error 'unable to validate the following codes'. I typed them in correctly and in capitals. Any ideas why this isn't working? Thanks, Joe Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168746
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    - ArcServe v9 We have been using this for around 14 months now without any problems. We backup a member server on our SBS domain (the SBS has it's own tape drive and runs ArcServe2000 for SBS) and also two other clients. These clients are running dBase for DOS which is a 16-bit application. I have installed BAOF (SP5) and Client agent so that the member server which has a LTO2 tape drive accesses the machines using IP (just normal of ArcServe). The clients (2 PCs called A and B) are backed up in turn. PC A contains the program and the data is held on PC B. When PC A runs the program to access datafiles on PC B, then when the backups hit PC A (to backup the whole machine) we suddenly get Event ID:50 in the logs of PC A (Delayed Write Failed) and the program on PC A stops responding. I have raised this with CA Tech Support and we have not come up with a solution. Any ideas? skc Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168744
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    - Event Errors for Perflib Event ID 1008 Hi all, I have an application event which pops up evey few seconds and is clogging up my event log. How do I stop it happening? Source : Perflib Event ID : 1008 The Open Procedure for service "SQL_ANYWHERE" IN DLL "c:\sqlany50\win32\sqlactrs.dll" failed. Performance data for this service will not be available. Status code returned is data DWORD 0. Any help would be much appreciated. Helen Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168741
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    - where do i set - undeliverable mail forwarder? That's the Q. Gr. Ben Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168737
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    - SBS 2000 Exchange 2000 / Outlook issue I have just installed SBS 2000 on a server with only Server and Exchange options. The installs seems to have gone ok and no errors appeared in the event log. I have installed Virusscan and Groupshield and configured the exclusions. Outlook is installed on the server and when i try to connect the Outlook 2000 SP3 client to the Administrator account it opens, you can see messages in the inbox but the lower pain is grayed out and the program freezes and stops responding I then have to stop the Outlook.exe service. I haven't tryed to connect any clients to the server as this is supposed to replace the existing server and I can't have the two servers on the network at the same time. I have checked the event logs and can't see any Exchange related errors, I have also checked the services and all seem to be running ok. This has really stumped me:-( I am supposed to be swapping the servers over at the weekend but can't when it is in this state. OS Platform: SBS 2000 W2K SP4 EXCH 2000 SP3 Outlook SP3 Virusscan Enterprise Groupshield for Exchange 2000 DNS seems to functioning correctly Exchange services start and stay up Thanks in advance for any help Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168736
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    - Add W2K3 DC to SBS 2000 I have a customer running SBS 2000 who wants to add a Windows Server 2003 domain controller (obviously not running SBS). Anyone done this, know of issues? I've added W2K3 DC's to W2K domains with only the adprep work and had no issues. They are not prepared to upgraded SBS to 2K3. Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168733
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    - Domain Not Found error on workstations We've just upgraded from a satellite internet connection to a DSL connection. Due to the limitations of satellite I've never explored the possibilities that SBS offers. Now that I have DSL, I want to set SBS up to work for us. Somewhere in my conversion I've lost the ability of my workstations to connect to the domain. When attempting to logon the "The system cannot log you on now because the domain GRANT is not available." When the server was connected to the satellite, workstations were able to log onto the domain. Somewhere in my settings changes, I've lost that ability. Workstations are all XP Pro SP2. I am able to log into Exchange email from outside the network using webmail and from the workstations, using a locally stored profile and Outlook. I can also log into the network stores but have to enter username and password each time. I am also able to surf the web from the workstations. I can also use remote desktop from outside the network over the web. When I try to use the XP Network ID wizard I get this error: DNS was successfully queried for the service location (SRV) resource record used to locate a domain controller for domain GRANT.MCKINLEYFUNERAL.COM: The query was for the SRV record for _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.GRANT.MCKINLEYFUNERAL.COM The following domain controllers were identified by the query: grant1.grant.mckinleyfuneral.com Common causes of this error include: - Host (A) records that map the name of the domain controller to its IP addresses are missing or contain incorrect addresses. - Domain controllers registered in DNS are not connected to the network or are not running. For information about correcting this problem, click Help. The IPCONFIG /all displays: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>ipconfig /all Windows IP Configuration Host Name . . . . . . . . . . . . : trocar Primary Dns Suffix . . . . . . . : grant.mckinleyfuneral.com Node Type . . . . . . . . . . . . : Hybrid IP Routing Enabled. . . . . . . . : No WINS Proxy Enabled. . . . . . . . : No DNS Suffix Search List. . . . . . : grant.mckinleyfuneral.com grant.mckinleyfuneral.com mckinleyfuneral.com Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : grant.mckinleyfuneral.com Description . . . . . . . . . . . : 3Com 3C905TX-based Ethernet Adapter (Generi c) Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-60-97-5A-F5-21 Dhcp Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : Yes Autoconfiguration Enabled . . . . : Yes IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.117 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : DHCP Server . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.99 DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 199.176.228.2 199.176.228.3 Lease Obtained. . . . . . . . . . : Thursday, December 09, 2004 10:22:56 AM Lease Expires . . . . . . . . . . : Friday, December 17, 2004 10:22:56 AM The server IPCONFIG /all shows: Y:\>ipconfig /all Windows 2000 IP Configuration Host Name . . . . . . . . . . . . : grant1 Primary DNS Suffix . . . . . . . : grant.mckinleyfuneral.com Node Type . . . . . . . . . . . . : Hybrid IP Routing Enabled. . . . . . . . : Yes WINS Proxy Enabled. . . . . . . . : No DNS Suffix Search List. . . . . . : grant.mckinleyfuneral.com mckinleyfuneral.com Ethernet adapter Local Network Connection: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : grant.mckinleyfuneral.com Description . . . . . . . . . . . : ADMtek AN983 10/100Mbps Fast Etherne t Adapter Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-10-DC-5A-70-13 DHCP Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : No IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.99 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 127.0.0.1 Ethernet adapter Internet Connection: Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : grant.mckinleyfuneral.com Description . . . . . . . . . . . : D-Link DFE-530TX+ PCI Adapter Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-40-05-37-70-34 DHCP Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : Yes Autoconfiguration Enabled . . . . : Yes IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 66.72.60.205 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 66.72.60.204 DHCP Server . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1 DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 199.176.228.2 199.178.226.3 Lease Obtained. . . . . . . . . . : Thursday, December 09, 2004 13:34:13 Lease Expires . . . . . . . . . . : Thursday, December 09, 2004 13:44:13 Hoping I didn't forget something to help with my problem. Let me know what else is needed for proper diagnosis. Thanks Charlie Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168732
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    - Deny User permissions upon moving files within shared folder Hello all, Could you please advise me on how to restrict the access rights of one Domain User from moving files within a Shared Folder. The user should have sufficient rights to write in the files, but not to save them afterwards to a different! directory. The permissions granted for all Domain Users on this Shared Folder are Modify - Read & Execute - List Folder Contacts - Read - Write. Do I make any amendments to the security permissions of the user's account and if yes then which ones? Thank you in advance for your response. Regards, Harry Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168728
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    - StarTask.exe U O (command in Schedule tasks) We have found this command "Startaks.exe U O" running as a scheduled task on a Windows 2000 SBS, Q:- Anyone know what it is/does? Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168725
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    - 50+ users and the future after SBS2000 After running SBS2000 from around 10 users (around 3 years ago) to it's maximum today (at 50!) we are now in the position to get of SBS and go for something that caters for more than 50 users. We are planing to purchase two boxes - 1. to have on it Server 2003 Std with around 60 CALS that will be our PDC running AD running ISA 2004 Server (with 60 CALs too) - do we need 60 CALS on Win03 Server if we plan to have around 60 people (clients) on the network? 2. to have Exchange 2003 with 60 CALs(?) - is this correct? We want to use the SBS applications - i.e Exchange and ISA as we also run GFI's MSEC and DSEC and MESS to pick up our mail from POP3. Has anyone done any work on stepping forward from SBS2000 in a 50+ user environment and advise on CALs and the setup above. The reason why we choose 2 boxes is that we want to separate the PDC/Internet (Server03 running ISA2004) machine from the Mailserver (running Exchange) in case of future problems. Are ISA2004 and Exchange2003 the latest proxy and mail software from Microsoft or are there any changes that will appear soon? I need advise please. skc Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168720
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    - Group Policy software roll-out Hi, We are running SBS2000 with around 45 clients and we have a file server on the domain running Win03 Server Std as a member server. We are running ACT! and wish to roll-out a newer version. Previously, we have gone around to all machines and run the install from a shared CD-ROM drive on the network - but naturally this takes a lot of time. We wish to install the software using Group Policy. Please can someone tell me how I can do this so that I can pop the CD into the SBS and run the install from all clients. Skc Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168719
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    - IS FSG corrupt, mailboxes OK. Restore question HI Yesterday our Exchange aware backup failed with an error saying the Mailbox Infromation Store first storgae group is corrupt. Error 474 in Event viewer too. The Mailboxes and Public Folders backed up OK. The fix is to restore from backup. If I restore the IS from backup, will I have to restore the mailboxes over the top too, to take into account mail delivered in the past few days? Thanks in advance Lewej Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168717
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    - Trend Micro - HOT fix for the POP issue and "stuck emails" Trend Micro, and the HOT FIX for our SBS 2003 POP issue: http://msmvps.com/bradley/archive/2004/12/08/23074.aspx -- An open letter to Steve Ballmer:: http://msmvps.com/bradley/archive/2004/12/06/22637.aspx Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168714
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    - Help! Backup didn't run Exchange logs filled partition Client moved their office in November and for one reason or another hasn't run backup since 11/10/04. Prior to that an Exchange aware backup using Tapeware was run daily without serious incident on the Dell Poweredge SBS 2000 sever for the last year and a half. Today Exchange services stopped with the event log message that the Exchange partition ( I setup a separate partition for Exchange when I setup the server) had only 3 mb of space left. I checked the MDBDATA folder and, as I expected, it was full of E00XXXX.log files going back to 11/10/04 each of 5,120 kb size. I tried running the backup to clear the logs but as the Exchange services were stopped the backup ran fine, it just did not backup Exchange and thus, apparently, did not clear the log files. The question, I think, is how to clear up enough space on the Exchange partition to mount the store to run the backup to clear the logfiles. Is there a good way to do this? Or any good way to delete the logfiles? I understand that it just brute force deleting them can be dangerous. Can they be moved? I have space on my data partition to do this temporarily. Thanks, Victor Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168712
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    - ISA server reports I produce monthly ISA server reports for analysis. I'm aware of a problem that ISA reverses dates in non US-English system locales and have applied SP2 which I believe fixes this problem. My question is in the main summary report it has all the dates listed and has server participation, all our dates up to the first 12 days are reversed (US style mm/dd) and has 'no' for participation. All the remaining dates are dd/mm format for our locale and have 'Yes' for participation. Except of course when the day and month are the same like 11/11, this is always yes. This has always confused me as I read this as this monthly report does not include the first 12 days of data. This is same before and after the ISA SP2 patch was applied (containing MS 331064) Is this correct ?, and if so why didn't the patch fix this problem. Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168711
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    - backup email to a mail hosting company. Does anyone know of a way I might be able to have my smtp mail routed to 2 different mail locations? Here is my scenario. I would like mail coming to our domain to be sent to our ISP, as it currently is. This mail is retrievable by webmail. I would also like a copy of all mail sent to our exchange server. The exchange server would be what we use for normal mail operations. However, if our exchange mail server goes down, we would like to be able to revert to checking mail on our ISP's webmail server, _and_ we would like that there would be a history of all mail received even before our exchange server crashed. You might be wondering why we might want such an elaborate fall back mechanism. Our business operates with many very time sensitive deadlines. Much of these deadlines revolve around emails. It would instill peace of mind to be able to know that if our internal mail server was down for any slightly lengthy period (fire, flood, hurricane), we would still have immediate access to all mail, including mail we received in the weeks before the failure. Thanks, Joe /------- webmail / pop accounts (used only when main server is down.) email ------> \----- exchange server (everyday use) ps. I know exchange can be setup to forward emails to another account. This solution alone is not good enough since when exchange is down we will not be able to current receive external email. Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168707
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    - SBS 2000 Exchange/ISP Reply Address Problem We are running a W2KSBS with Exchange using a ISP POP3 for external email. The user logs onto the domain xxx.local. When they send external email it goes out through the ISP however the reply address that is associated with this external email is joe@xxx.com which is the FQDN but joe doesn't exist. Some ISP's allow a second alias which allows us to enter this alias and therefore get around the invalid email reply address issue. This particular ISP doesn't allow two alias's so have to come up with a different resolution. Regards Bill Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168704
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    - FAX Modem recommendations Hello, anyone have any recommendations for SBS2000 external fax modems? The modem will be used for sending mass faxes, but only 1 or 2 times per month. Thanks, Shannon Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168699
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    - Wierd Outlook/Exhange Issue. I have one user that the sent mail get stuck in the outbox. At time he will have 10-15 message is there. The wierd thing however is the fact that some of mail that is stuck in the box actally does send it just never leaves the outbox. I did reset his account but other than that I am trying to figure out what I can do next. Thanks Eddie Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168698
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    - No administrator console on SBS 2000, can I fix this faulty installation ? Hi everybody, we bought new server hardware this week, and had the company who sold it to us install SBS 2000 (a licence we bought a few years ago) from the installation media we provided (actually, the SBS 2000 Upgrade DVD). The server is now running in our network as the domain controller, but it seems we didn't exactly get a full install of "Small Business Server". The imminent problem is that we cannot use our "SBS 2000 5 Client" addon disk on it, so 5 of our colleagues are left with no workstation. Looking into the problem, I found out there is no SBS Administrator Console in the start menu, and the file "itprosbsconsole.msc" does not even exist on the harddisk. By searching the web I figured out that company who did the install probably didn't install the whole thing, so the server isn't actually running as a "Small Business Server 2000", but rather as a Windows 2000 Server, for which we have no addon licences. Now to fix this problem quickly, I tried to install the consoles myself to the running system. When I pop in the DVD (the actual CD1 is not readable anymore), and run "setup.exe" from the CD1 folder, the setup starts and asks me to insert a "Backoffice 4.0 or 4.5" CD1 (of course, because the SBS 2000 is an upgrade version). So, I out in the 4.5 CD1 and now I get the error message (roughly translated): "You cannot upgrade this install of Windows with the CD you inserted." So, I cannot install the Administrator console. What I would like to know, is what possibilities am I left with here: - Do I need a full reinstall from scratch? - If so, is it possible to install the SBS 2000 Server from the DVD, or do I need to use the CDs (what is the difference) - As a full reinstall is a time problem, is there a way to get working addon licenses to this SBS 2000 "mutation" I am running now, for a quick fix? - Will I run into any other problems with this faulty install I might not be aware of? Thank you in advance! Oliver Besicz -- obesityrules@gmx.li Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168694
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    - Kentucky Small Business Server User Group (KYSBSUG) December Meeting (12/14/2004) You are cordially invited to attend the December meeting of the Kentucky Small Business Server User Group (KYSBSUG)! http://www.kysbsug.org Click here to register to attend here (FREE!): http://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=101043 Date: Tuesday December 14, 2004 Time: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Eastern (GMT -5) Cost: Admission, parking, and refreshments are FREE! Location: University of Louisville - Shelby Campus Building: Information Technology Resource Center (iTRC) Room: Large conference room Address: 9001 Shelbyville Road City/State/Zip: Louisville, KY 40222 Contact: Tim Barrett timbarrett@rehabdesigns.com Agenda: 6:00 - 6:30 - Networking 6:30 - 6:45 - Meeting starts - SBS News Events, Orientation for new members 6:45 - 7:30 - Presentation - Microsoft OneNote & OneNote Power Toys 7:30 - 7:45 - Culminis update, New SBS DVDs from Mike Iem 7:45 - 8:00 - Wrap-up and drawings for give-aways We have plenty of room, so be sure to invite anyone interested in Microsoft Small Business Server! IMPORTANT - This is a secure building, so please try to arrive no later than 6:30 PM E.S.T. to be sure you can get in the building. E-mail Tim Barrett at timbarrett@rehabdesigns.com or call (502) 817-3456 with any questions. Campus Map: http://www.theitrc.com/html/shelby_campus.html Expedia Map: http://tinyurl.com/2meg5 Directions to the U of L Shelby Campus - iTRC: (The Shelby Campus is in the EAST end of Louisville, one block West of Hurstbourne Lane) From the Airport: Take I-264 East (Watterson Expressway) out of the airport for approximately 6 miles. Once you pass the I-64 interchange, look for US 60 (Shelbyville Road) which is the St. Matthews/Middletown exit. Go East towards Middletown for approximately 1 mile through a commercial, and then residential, area. Shelby Campus will be on your left. From I-64: I-64 West into Louisville to the Jeffersontown/Middletown exit #15 which is Hurstbourne Lane (State Road 1727). At the end of the ramp, turn right towards Middletown. Stay on Hurstbourne to US 60 (Shelbyville Road) which is approximately 1 mile. Turn left onto US 60. Shelby Campus is on your right just past the first red light. From I-65: I-65 North into Louisville to I-264 East (Watterson Expressway). Go approximately 6 miles to US 60 (Shelbyville Road) at the St. Matthews/Middletown exit (which is just past the I-64 interchange). Go East towards Middletown for approximately 1 mile through a commercial, and then residential, area. Shelby Campus will be on your left. From I-71: I-71 South into Louisville to I-264 West (Watterson Expressway). Go approximately 2 miles to the US 60 (Shelbyville Road) at the St. Matthews/Middletown exit. Go East towards Middletown for approximately 1 mile through a commercial, and then residential, area. Shelby Campus will be on your left. -Tim Barrett Kentucky Small Business Server User Group (KYSBSUG) http://www.kysbsug.org Operations Manager Rehab Designs, Inc. Website: http://www.rehabdesigns.com E-mail: timbarrett@rehabdesigns.com Office: (502) 266-9061 x105 Fax: (502) 266-6251 Cell: (502) 817-3456 Protect your PC http://www.microsoft.com/protect Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168693
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    - Exchange Event ID: 2102 The error I'm gettng is below. User action suggested sound like for not Small Business Server, but a multi server Domain. So I'm not sure what to do. Event Type: Error Event Source: MSExchangeDSAccess Event Category: Topology Event ID: 2102 Date: 12/8/2004 Time: 6:32:18 AM User: N/A Computer: APS-SBS Description: Process MAD.EXE (PID=2316). All Domain Controller Servers in use are not responding: xxx.xxxxxxx.net For more information, click http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp. -- D Swan Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168688
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    - Migration problems I'm in the middle of migrating from SBS2000 to standard 2003 products. Have installed the new server, ran DCPROMO,moved the FSMO all except domain naming master, think I have to seize that role. My big problem is Exchange, have moved the mailboxes with system manager to the new server. Then I'm going to "Remove the first Exchange 2000 server" from the site. But that doesn't work . I can see the SBS server from Exchange 2003 system manger, but the SBS Exchange doesn't see the new server. When I try to rehome public, OAB etc it fails. Best Regards Per Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168687
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    - Exchange server through VPN Hi, I would like to find information on how to connect to exchange server through VPN. The vpn is established and we can browse the network, but I need to configure outlook to connect to the exchange server on companyÂ´s server. Thanks Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168684
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    - Automated Email not being delivered Hi All I have a supplier that sends out information via email to an unknown amount of undisclosed recepients. I do not ever receive the email. I have asked the supplier to email me directly without using the automated system and I can then receive the email. So my setup of SBS2000 is not blocking their domain. It just seems that when they use the automated system i cannot receive the email. I use the microsoft Pop3 connector to download mail. I do not have any other problems receiving email for our domain. What could this be caused from? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Rob Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168683
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    - FTPCtrs Error When I reboot our server I get an error that says Component Services Erro .. check Event Viewer Log and that it is either a driver or program error. I found the error in the event viewer log and it is the FtpCtrs as the source. In the description, it says Unable to collect the FTP performance statistics. The error code returned by the service is data DWORD 0. Eventy ID is 1000. I cant seem to find anything in the knowledge base from Microsoft and it seems that all software and services are working fine on the server. Any ideas? Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168682
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    - SBS2000 and VPN Hi all, I have a SBS2000 with ISA installed. Can I configure Remote Access to allow users from home to connect via VPN or will that screw up the ISA installation? If it is possible, can somebody point me to a white paper that will walk me through the configuration? Thanks for your help, Claus Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168681
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    - Installing Windows XP Home client on SBS 2000 I can't configure our new WinXp computers to sign on to SBS 2000 server. Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168676
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    - ISA 2000 Client not working after server reboot Hi I have an SBS 2000 server which has been working fine for 2 years. After a recent reboot I find that the client will not process requests. with the following message on the client workstations. 403 Forbidden - The ISA Server denies the specified Uniform Resource Locator (URL). (12202) Internet Security and Acceleration Server Can anyone give me a starting point to look at here Many thanks Mike Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168675
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    - Critical: Service not running SERVER Hi, I have got the problem that the e-mail (via POP3) get's downloaded but is not getting delivered to the actual mailboxes of the users. The only thing i can find is this: Looking under: advanced control - Domain (Exchange) - Tools - Monitoring and Status - Status: SMTP-connector vanSmallBussiness - first admin group status: Available SERVER - first administrative group - Critical: Service not running. And i can not get it to work.!!!! Please some hint's or advice, thanks Greetings Ben Helder Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168672
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    - CAL questions From MS' licensing site: "... You can either purchase a CAL for every device (used by any user) that accesses your server, or purchase a CAL for every named user that accesses your servers (from any device). Devices include not only desktop workstations in your office but also mobile phones that have Internet access, handheld PCs, and remote workstations. Whichever type of CAL you choose, a separate Windows Small Business Server 2003 CAL (of either type) is required for each user or device that accesses or uses the server software on any of your servers." Does this mean that someone who has email being copied/forwarded from their company account to a Blackberry needs a CAL for the Blackberry? I'm not sure if an automatic forward counts as another device, especially since it's going to the blackberry servers. I would compare it to auto-forwarding to a yahoo mail account, except that the blackberry does synch up with Outlook. Also, I know that servers need CALs for SBS, but what determines that? If I have a separate web server, do I need a CAL for it? As far as I can see, traffic will be going through the firewall to the web server (have yet to put it in a DMZ) and bypassing the SBS server altogher. "Device CALs might make most economic and administrative sense for an organization that has multiple users for one device, such as shift workers. User CALs might make most sense for an organization that has many roaming employees who access the corporate network from unknown devices and/or employees who access the network through multiple devices." OK this makes it seem that user CALs are what we need. However, how does SBS handle the same account connecting from multiple computers? There are a couple of people who use about six different machines for video editing, and they log on with the one account to all those machine. "The number of Windows Small Business Server 2003 CALs required equals the maximum number of users or devices that may simultaneously access or use the server software installed on a particular server. The Windows Small Business Server 2003 CALs that you purchase are designated for use exclusively with a particular server. You have the right to switch one time to the other license typeâ??from user CALs to device CALs or from device CALs to user CALs. Your Windows Small Business Server 2003 CALs (of either type) would then be used in the other mode instead." Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168671
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    - Outbound Mail not working When we send mail out, it stays stuck in the SMTP Virtual server quene. The message reads "The remote server did not respond to a connection attempt." This worked fine yesterday I'm not sure what happened, any help? Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168665
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    - Opening Ports for Antivirus Update though Firewall Client Hi I'm using panda antivirus installed on every client machine. But the update engine cannot access the internet correctly. There are setting to point to a proxy server. ie //http:server on 8080. Which is correct. Setting this makes no difference. I have spoken to tech support at panda, and they say that I need to open ports 80 and 8003 for the updates to be carried out correctly. Can anyone tell me how to do this. Cheers mark Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168658
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    - Deleted items Hi all, Is it possible to recover deleted items that an employee accidentally deletes out of their 'User' folder that SBS creates a shortcut to on their desktop? The Recycle Bin on the User's Workstation desktop is empty. Thanks TR Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168656
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    - Unable to add member server I have done this a couple times and it has always worked. I have a newly created SBS 2K domain. I have not yet configured ISA, but have DNS, DHCP and AD working. Have created a client setup disk to try and add new member server (to be promoted to a DC to support Primary DC/GC) - not worked. Tried to add to Domain from the Properties of the member server - no joy there. Message ' Unable to contact domain or name not valid' Can anyone help? TIA J Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168655
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    - Defragging a RAID system... Are there any issues with using the Defrag utility located in "Computer Management" with a RAID system? We have a three-disk RAID 5 system on our SBS machine. Over the holidays I want to do some server upgrades/maintenance etc... and this is one of the things I want to do. I just need to know if I need different tools to do the job or will the tool that comes with Win2K do the trick... Thanks, Brad Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168649
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    - vpn sbs to sbs Hi All We have managed to connect our 2 sbs sites via vpn but have found that we are unable to terminal services from any computers on the lan to any computers on the other lan apart from the sbs box. The only ones that can terminal services beyond the sbs boxes are the sbs's themselves. On doing a tracert we have found that the destination sbs Ip is as far as it will go. Does anyone know the answer to this, is it ISA blocking or what?. Static routes have been but in ras and the routes have been added on the local machines via route add to no avail. All help on this would be appreciated Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168648
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    - SMTP Mail not working Just yesterday I noticed no one's mail getting sent out. I checked the Exchanger Vitural Server's Quene and they are all sitting there waitng. The only thing that has changed is our ISP changed our static internet IP address and last week I installed Symantec Mail Security for Exchange Server. The Symantec stuff has been working fine for a week and not sure if the IP address would cause this to happen. Any ideas? Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168646
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    - VPN and SMTP/POP3 Hi Can you set up a VPN on SBS W2K with POP3 mailboxes, or does it have to be SMTP mail enabled? Thanks in advance Lewej Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168645
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    - << An open letter to Mr. Ballmer>> A coummunity member's concern An open letter to Steve Ballmer:: http://msmvps.com/bradley/archive/2004/12/06/22637.aspx Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168634
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    - Ideal SBS 2003 config We currently have a SBS2000 server and we are looking to go to SBS2003 server starting from scratch, not upgrading. (me might get the upgrade version, and I do not even know if that's a good idea since SBS2003 comes in different flavors) Would any of you with enough time and desire to help, please outline the ideal Server configuration for a SBS2003 server? Feel free to suggest the O/S version and hardware brand and model. Thanks Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168622
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    - delayed email... Recenlty one of my uses came ot me and mentioned that one of the people she has attempted to reply back to (using "reply") was not getting her email - and that she had not received an NDR as of yet. I checked the Exchange System Management - queue and indeed there was the email waiting to be delivered... The email sat in there for a few days, retrying, waiting to be delivered and then finally after a few days our employee did get an NDR back. She asked me why this was happening (why she hadn;t received an NDR right away) and I mentioned that there could be any number of reasons and rhymed off a couple that I thought may cause it... SHe had received a couple of delayed notices and then finally the NDR came in... What reasons could there be that a seemingly valid email address could not be devlivered? I had mentioned to our employee that it was possible that the receipients server was not allowing incoming emails (the recipient works for the government) and yet this person had asked our employee to respond back to her initial email - so I would think that this person would have been able to receive email in the past... What other reasons could there be? I am just concerned that it may have been an issue at our end but doubt that as once it leaves here, it's out of our control really, and all other external email has been working just fine... Thanks, Brad Tag: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? Tag: 168620

SQL is taking up 2.x GB of space on our C drive. Is there a way to move it
(and possibly Exchange too) onto a new drive?

TIA

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Re: Running out of space on C: can I move SQL Server? by Chad

Chad
Sun Dec 12 12:36:09 CST 2004

Yep - sure can. Is this SBS2k or SBS2k3?

XADM: How to Move Exchange Databases and Logs in Exchange 2000 Server:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;257184

How to Move Exchange Databases and Logs in Exchange Server 2003:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;821915

Moving SQL Server databases to a new location with Detach/Attach:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;224071

Note that this last article breaks the process down into whether you're
moving system or user databases - I'm assuming you're wanting to move user
databases . . .

--

Chad A. Gross - SBS MVP
SBS ROCKS!

www.msmvps.com/cgross
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Shared Care wrote:
> SQL is taking up 2.x GB of space on our C drive. Is there a way to
> move it (and possibly Exchange too) onto a new drive?
>
> TIA
>
> Admin

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