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 - No floppy Morning all, Can I put the SBS 2000 client setup programs on to a USB drive as all of my new PCs are floppyless! TIA Mike Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177707
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 - WSUS SP1 For those running WSUS, SP1 is available for download. For those who have not installed WSUS yet, a full download package including SP1 is available as well. If you've been procrastinating your WSUS installation, now's the time. A whole install and configuration of WSUS should take you less time than a single trip from one client PC to another running MU and Office Update, and you'll never have to do that again. The process for installing on SBS is simple and well documented, and there's plenty of experience in these groups if you run into an issue. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/updateservices/default.mspx Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Started with Microsoft Windows Server Update Services on Windows Small Business Server 2003 http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=28c43d57-2e15-47b2-9a6f-1514aa3ed05f&displaylang=en Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177704
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 - SBS Exchange 2000 not delivering anymail (internal or external) I have set up a new Exchange 2000 server to replace an aging machine, but since I didn't want any of the old troubles and stuff to be carreid across, I set up the new server basically identical to the old one. I only changed the Windows domain name to different one to avoid confusion. (I actually wanted to copy the files across, but had to resort to FTP to achieve this, since SBS doesn't allow to domains to co-exist). No mail is coming in and going out (I can see the queues) but users are not getting anything in their inboxes. There are three domains for which mail is accepted on the server and I cannot find any reason why this happens. Not even if I send a message to myself, do I get it back in my inbox. What do I do the troubleshoot this. Is there some form of message tracking like in 2003? All advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Roland Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177698
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 - SBS 2000 shared fax failed installation Product: Microsoft Shared Fax -- Installation operation failed. Data: 0000: 7b 41 34 31 45 31 35 44 {A41E15D 0008: 41 2d 41 44 33 35 2d 34 A-AD35-4 0010: 33 45 46 2d 42 39 43 43 3EF-B9CC 0018: 2d 46 45 39 34 38 46 31 -FE948F1 0020: 46 30 34 43 30 7d F04C0} LT Winmodem, is on the HCL Gregory Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177697
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 - Internet Information Services I cannot edit the properties for some of the websites I am hosting. It is weird, I can edit the properties page on some of them, but some of them it simply closes the window and goes back to the desktop. I need to edit the properties for these web sites and I cannot get to them. Any Ideas? Thank you.. Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177691
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 - The IP was changed on our Hosted Website I use a company to host my website. Yesterday they called and said that the IP was changing. So I logged in to the the guys that are hosting our DNS and I changed the www record to the new IP. The website is working fine outside of the office but the website is not displaying inside on the office sbs 2000 or clients. I went into the DNS on the sbs and changed the www record to the new IP address and still no website. Any ideas would help. Thanks, Allen Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177688
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 - Installing SQL Server 2000 later We are using SBS2000 Server and on the initial installation we did not installed SQL Server 2000. Now we need SQL Server 2000 installed. How do we do this from the original CDs --which CD is it on? Thanks! Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177687
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 - Server maintenance for www.smallbizserver.net Dear all, Tomorrow (June, 1th) I need to do some maintenance on the server running www.smallbizserver.net. I will visit the data center at XS4ALL (http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=285&EntryID=51) to change some stuff on the server I cannot do remote. If you cannot reach the site please try again later. After I have finished the work I will explain what I have done in my blog. -- Mariëtte Knap One of the Magical M&M's www.smallbizserver.net Take part in SBS forum: http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=53 Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177686
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 - help me i donno abt install/uninstall procedure for Trend Micro OfficeScan Corporate Edition Minor Release, 5.58 ..i have got it installed in my system..by some one..i hav only client thing in my system..i wanna uninstall it ..it is asking password for uninstall..help me to know the password..it is not allowing other antivirus to be loaded..without uninstaling this can i install another anti virus ..plz jelp me in this regard Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177684
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 - OEM SBS 2000 media Kit Hi... One of our offices has lost the OEM sbs2000 media kit for their server. I need to try and source a new set of media and am not having much luck.. Microsoft here in UK cant help as its an OEM product... None of the major distributers can help as its en end of line product.... Anyone any ideas...... ??? thanks jason Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177683
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 - BigPond Hi, SBS 2000, Exchange. Latest service packs and patches. Has anyone had any experience in setting up Bigpond. I have ADSL and connected to the internet OK but cannot receive POP3 mail. I have been in and out of the internet connection wizard and tried many different ways but to no avail. The event log states " We have been denied access to mail.bigpond.com logging as xxxx@bigpond. Verify the password for this account" The username and passwords are correct. Any help would be gratfully received. Regards David Hellewell Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177682
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 - Repost. Please take the SBS Community Survey Hello all, I promise not to bother you all too much with this, but the SBS Community Survey is really important. We really want to hear from as many people from the SBS Community as we can. Please take a few minutes and go take the survey if you haven't already. The information to connect to the survey is below. You can also hit my blog for the information to the survey. I will be sharing the results from the survey on my blog as well. Thanks, Kevin Beares SBS Community Lead WSSG http://blogs.technet.com/controlpanel/blogs/posteditor.aspx?SelectedNavItem=Posts&sectionid=5091&postid=431045 This survey is brought to you by the SBS Product team. As you know, the SBS product team tries to do anything it can to support the community in any way that it can. Our only hope is that from the information we get from this survey that we will have a better understanding of where the Windows SBS Product group should concentrate it's efforts in engaging and listening to the Windows SBS user community. If you haven't already seen the links to this survey out on the official SBS Blog or Susan Bradley's blog or Nick Whittome's blog or Sean Daniel's blog or my blog..., I wanted everyone to take a few minutes to take this community survey and also promote this community survey to the SBS Community. I am depending on your all to help me to virally spread the word about this SBS Community Survey. This is a great chance to get the SBS Community involved in setting the direction of the SBS Community. The Small Business Server Product Team would like to hear from the SBS User Community. This direct anonymous survey of the SBS User Community is brought to you by the SBS Product Team. You are invited to participate in the Windows Small Business Server Community program on the Microsoft Connect Web site at http://connect.Microsoft.com. This Site has been set up to directly gather feedback anonymously from the SBS User Community. Your role in the SBS Community is important to us. Microsoft Connect enables you to connect with Microsoft developers, product managers, and other development team members to help us make our products the best they can be. To accept this invitation and become a member of this program, please follow these steps: 1) Use your Internet connection to visit our Web site at http://connect.microsoft.com. 2) Click on "Invitations" on the left-side menu. 3) You will need to sign in using a valid Passport and before you can continue to the "Invitations" page. 4) Enter your Invitation ID in the blank. Your invitation ID is: COMM-GKXK-WJKV 5) Click "Go." 6) If you have not previously registered with Microsoft Connect, you may be required to register before continuing with the invitation process. This a light registration and we will not use any information that you provide to contact you later unless you tell us otherwise. Now, please follow the steps shown to you by that program to become an active participant. Once you complete the steps, you will be automatically approved. From that point forward you should be able to log into this site using your passport account and take any surveys that are available to you. A note about the survey being anonymous; We only use the passport account to insure that we do not receive spam. While we are collecting basic information that you provide during the light registration, we are not using this information for any purpose except to meet the minimum requirements that MS Connect requires to run this survey. The MS Connect site uses Passport which requires us to do the minimal registration process. Your comments and survey appear anonymous to as well. Here is the link to the survey: SBS Community Survey. You will find this link on the main page of the http://connect.microsoft.com site once you have registered under Small Business Server Community Site. Thanks a lot, Kevin Beares Community Lead - Program Manager Windows Server Solutions Group kbeares at microsoft.com | 425.707.8222 Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177680
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 - SP1 Media Gotchas?? Hi Everyone, I'm about to do an install with the SP1 Media are there any gotchas one should be aware of. Thank you April Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177676
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 - Delete Mailbox? Hi What is the best way of deleting just the users' mailbox, user should be able to logon to network resources but doesn't require mailbox. Thanks. Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177672
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 - Exchange Server 2000, Pop 3 error 10061 Event Type: Error Event Source: POP3 Connector Event Category: Download Event ID: 12052 Date: 26/05/2006 Time: 15:22:29 User: N/A Computer: SERVER Description: POP3: An error occurred during a POP3 transaction to host <mail.domain.org.uk [IP Address]>. For user <name@domain.org.uk>. The error is 10061 Email is not collected from POP3 mail server Have double checked user name and password Can access email using outlook express Telnet domain 110 responds Hello OK netsta -na shows 110 as listening packet filter for POP3 is predefined Have reinstalled to repair anything Any other Ideas Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177670
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 - ISA question in regards to HTTP I have SBS 2003 and ISA 2004, I want to block users from downloading documents from the web like powerpoint files, movies etc etc etc I know it is http downloads and I know where the configure http is on the http allow rule in my rule base. I have setup the extension lists to block by extension etc which all works fine, my issue is when they are in hotmail or gmail or the like and click to download a file they can still download as the extension isn't a .wmv it's more like the below: - http://mail.google.com/mail/?view=att&disp=indzip&attid=0.1&th=1094b95997f06b28 Which doesn't block the file still comes down, I'm pretty sure it's something to do with the signatures or headers tabs in configure http on the rule but don't know enough about it and can't find a reliable resorce to explain what I need to do. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177664
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 - New article: How to install a networked printer on the server How to install a networked printer on the server http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=266&articleType=ArticleView&articleId=180 -- Mariëtte Knap One of the Magical M&M's www.smallbizserver.net Take part in SBS forum: http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=53 Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177658
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 - Viewing internal web site on SBS2003 from Xp clients Just A quick question to start me off. I can see the internal web site from the server machine but I cannot log on to it from my client machines using http://companyweb/ as suggested by the SBS setup any suggestions, I can access every thing else internet and send and recieve my emails properly I have also tried turning off all the firewalls but no joy. Please help I try to learn a new thing every day server is SBS2003 standard clients are XPpro All logged into the company domain I have one nic on server internet is reached through router also on network but not connected to server Thank you Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177653
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 - Internet access issue - wierd one... We have a strange issue with a particular XP pro SP2 machine in our domain. If I log onto this machine as the local administrator, I can access the internet no problems. The user who sits at this machine was unable to access the internet until I gave her local admin privs on this machine - not even the power users group did the trick. Another user who sits at this machine in the evenings was also unable to access the internet using her domain logon. When I gave her domain account local admin rights on that machine (as I had done for the previous user I mentioned) I expected that would solve the problem. NOPE!! She still is unable to access the internet - simply gets a "page unable to be displayed" for any site she attempts to visit! I tried pinging some sites and that worked just fine so traffic is getting through - maybe port 80 is somehow being blocked? I turned off the firewall just in case - and that still did not fix the issue. The strange thing is that this user can log onto other machines and access the internet so it must be somehow related to something on that PC - I just do not know where to look next... Has anyone got any suggestions on trouble shooting this issue? Thanks, Brad Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177645
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 - The SBS Community Survey Hi there, This message is to the entire SBS Community. If you haven't already seen the links to this survey out on the official SBS Blog or Susan Bradley's blog or Nick Whittome's blog or Sean Daniel's blog...., I wanted everyone to take a few minutes to take this community survey and also promote this community survey to the SBS Community. I am depending on your all to help me to virally spread the word about this SBS Community Survey. This is a great chance to get the SBS Community involved in setting the direction of the SBS Community. The Small Business Server Product Team would like to hear from the SBS User Community. This direct anonymous survey of the SBS User Community is brought to you by the SBS Product Team. You are invited to participate in the Windows Small Business Server Community program on the Microsoft Connect Web site at http://connect.Microsoft.com. This Site has been set up to directly gather feedback anonymously from the SBS User Community. Your role in the SBS Community is important to us. Microsoft Connect enables you to connect with Microsoft developers, product managers, and other development team members to help us make our products the best they can be. To accept this invitation and become a member of this program, please follow these steps: 1) Use your Internet connection to visit our Web site at http://connect.microsoft.com. 2) Click on "Invitations" on the left-side menu. 3) You will need to sign in using a valid Passport and before you can continue to the "Invitations" page. 4) Enter your Invitation ID in the blank. Your invitation ID is: COMM-GKXK-WJKV 5) Click "Go." 6) If you have not previously registered with Microsoft Connect, you may be required to register before continuing with the invitation process. This a light registration and we will not use any information that you provide to contact you later unless you tell us otherwise. Now, please follow the steps shown to you by that program to become an active participant. Once you complete the steps, you will be automatically approved. From that point forward you should be able to log into this site using your passport account and take any surveys that are available to you. A note about the survey being anonymous; We only use the passport account to insure that we do not receive spam. While we are collecting basic information that you provide during the light registration, we are not using this information for any purpose except to meet the minimum requirements that MS Connect requires to run this survey. The MS Connect site uses Passport which requires us to do the minimal registration process. Your comments and survey appear anonymous to as well. Here is the link to the survey: SBS Community Survey. You will find this link on the main page of the http://connect.microsoft.com site under Small Business Server Community Site. Thanks a lot, Kevin Beares Community Lead - Program Manager Windows Server Solutions Group kbeares@microsoft.com | 425.707.8222 Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177633
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 - Terminal Server: change from End User Console to Full Desktop Acce A user was previously configured to start with the End User Console during a terminal connection. I need to change this user to have Full Desktop access, but see no where to change this setting without recreating the user from scratch. There must be an easier way to change this setting?? Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177629
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 - Re-Installation I need to re-install Windows Small Business Server 2000 for a client (bad hard drives). How many CDs are supposed to be in the set? They have 3. If I need a new copy of the media, how do I get it - from the orginal OEM? Thanks Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177627
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 - Multiple Sbs setup Can I have more than one sbs 2000 set up on a network? One will be the DC and have exchange and active directory running the other will have sqserver and terminal services. Each will have a different license. Thank you Chris Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177623
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 - How can I get the list of files opened on a system Hi All, This is an effort to curb misuse of our company's time and resources. I want to get the list of files opened (I just need to know the filenames, nothing more) on any system in the LAN. How is it possible? Any ideas? Any sort of help is greatly appreciated. thanks Srinivas Mudragada Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177621
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 - Can I upgrade SBS2000 to Win Server 2003 Web Edition ? Hello. We have an old SBS2000 server that nobody uses anymore. Can i upgrade it to Windows Server 2003 Web Edition ? I know, I know. Why don't i just wipe out the hard drive and install fresh ? Answer: Were afraid to wipe it out just yet. We might still want some files from it. Any help would be gratefully appreciated. Thanks, Tony Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177619
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 - Antivirus and Firewall Protection Viruses are small files that attach to emails or downloads and infect your computer which is why you need virus protection. They can be as harmless as displaying funny pictures on your monitor or they can go through your address book and send everyone within your address book the same virus. More dangerous versions can completely wipeout your computer and all your information and some can take over your machine and send spam from your computer. Without your knowledge, you can become a spammer. Virus protection saves you from virus problems. Hackers are the underbelly of the internet. They are people who randomly scan the internet to find "openings" so they can go in and snoop around. Once into your machine, they have as much access to it as you do. That means your online banking, personal data, family data . are all available to a hacker. Hacker security is your safety net when surfing. The Shield Pro 2006 gives you both virus protection and hacker security by providing ongoing support and updates. When a virus breaks out, The Shield Pro 2006 will provide a patch within 2-3 hours and a fix for the virus within 5 hours. You can set you computer to update viruses weekly and run a complete virus scan. Virus protection is a must and no one with internet access should surf without it. http://firewallhjsv.blogspot.com/#firewall Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177618
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 - sbs 2000 can't share printer on one workstation get this error message, like the network won't trust this machine \\machine is not available logon failure: the target account name is incorrect I tried to change name but still get message in network can't get to machine even from the pdc machine, I can't access machine, anyway to break relationship and reestablish trust with network, xp machine P!V Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177613
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 - <<<The SBS product team wants to hear from you>>>> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------020902030408080104040203 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit "The Small Business Server Product Team would like to hear from the SBS User Community. This direct anonymous survey of the SBS User Community is brought to you by the SBS Product Team. You are invited to participate in the *Windows Small Business Server Community program* on the Microsoft Connect Web site at http://connect.microsoft.com <http://connect.microsoft.com/>. This Site has been set up to directly gather feedback anonymously from the SBS User Community. Your role in the SBS Community is important to us. Microsoft Connect enables you to connect with Microsoft developers, product managers, and other development team members to help us make our products the best they can be. To accept this invitation and become a member of this program, please follow these steps: 1) Use your Internet connection to visit our Web site at http://connect.microsoft.com <http://connect.microsoft.com/>. 2) Click on "Invitations" on the left-side menu. 3) You will need to sign in using a valid Passport and before you can continue to the "Invitations" page. 4) Enter your Invitation ID in the blank. Your invitation ID is: COMM-GKXK-WJKV 5) Click "Go." 6) If you have not previously registered with Microsoft Connect, you may be required to register before continuing with the invitation process. This a light registration and we will not use any information that you provide to contact you later unless you tell us otherwise. Now, please follow the steps shown to you by that program to become an active participant. Once you complete the steps, you will be automatically approved. >From that point forward you should be able to log into this site using your passport account and take any surveys that are available to you. Here is the link to the survey: SBS Community Survey <https://connect.microsoft.com/survey/survey.aspx?SiteID=133&SurveyID=1174>. You will find this link on the main page of the http://connect.microsoft.com <http://connect.microsoft.com/> site under Small Business Server Community Site <https://connect.microsoft.com/site/sitehome.aspx?SiteID=133>. --------------020902030408080104040203 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <meta content="text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1" http-equiv="Content-Type"> </head> <body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000"> “The Small Business Server Product Team would like to hear from the SBS User Community. This direct anonymous survey of the SBS User Community is brought to you by the SBS Product Team. <o:p></o:p> <o:p></o:p> You are invited to participate in the Windows Small Business Server Community program on the Microsoft Connect Web site at <a href="http://connect.microsoft.com/">http://connect.microsoft.com</a>.  This Site has been set up to directly gather feedback anonymously from the SBS User Community.<o:p></o:p> Your role in the SBS Community is important to us. Microsoft Connect enables you to connect with Microsoft developers, product managers, and other development team members to help us make our products the best they can be. To accept this invitation and become a member of this program, please follow these steps: 1) Use your Internet connection to visit our Web site at <a href="http://connect.microsoft.com/">http://connect.microsoft.com</a>. 2) Click on "Invitations" on the left-side menu. 3) You will need to sign in using a valid Passport and before you can continue to the "Invitations" page. 4) Enter your Invitation ID in the blank. Your invitation ID is: COMM-GKXK-WJKV 5) Click "Go." 6) If you have not previously registered with Microsoft Connect, you may be required to register before continuing with the invitation process. This a light registration and we will not use any information that you provide to contact you later unless you tell us otherwise. Now, please follow the steps shown to you by that program to become an active participant. Once you complete the steps, you will be automatically approved. >From that point forward you should be able to log into this site using your passport account and take any surveys that are available to you. <o:p></o:p> <o:p></o:p> Here is the link to the survey: <a href="https://connect.microsoft.com/survey/survey.aspx?SiteID=133&SurveyID=1174">SBS Community Survey</a>. You will find this link on the main page of the <a href="http://connect.microsoft.com/">http://connect.microsoft.com</a> site under <a href="https://connect.microsoft.com/site/sitehome.aspx?SiteID=133">Small Business Server Community Site</a>. </body> </html> --------------020902030408080104040203-- Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177607
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 - Outlook and OutlookXpress POP I have an exchange server, and outlook 2003. I have a pop3 account that created and works on MS Outlook Express on my Windows XP but the same account does not work on my POP3 account on Outlook. No matter how I duplicated the account by copy and past from Outlook Express to Outlook. The error I am getting is in "Test account" it stops in "Incoming mail" I even removed the mail.xxx from "incoming maili" and typed IP address number of the recipient server Can you please tell me what I can do? Thanks. Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177603
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 - Port problems Hi using sbs2000 and when we are trying to look at a remote web cam via SBS2000 we are blocked with the following error. Error 501/505 - Not implemented or not supported Internet Explorer If I connect via a dialup on the workstation its fine, the web site that has a demo of the camera is http://www.megatec.com.tw:82/ What ports to I need to enable in the ISA Server? Thanks Mark Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177597
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 - XP home user unable to browse the domain using wireless... I have a user with an XP Home sp2 machine of his own he uses here at work. We have a domain here so this user needs to access domain resources. He has a built in wireless card in his Dell laptop. Using the wireless he gets no domain access at all - cannot even map a network drive even when supplying domain credentials. If he disables his wireless card and plugs in using an ethernet cable, everything works just fine. I have tried playing with some of the settings in his wireless card - I do not see anything different in there as compared to other wireless users. There is also a "1394 Connection" when you look at all his network connections - that is enabled. Could it be something to do with this and.. what is this anyway???? I tried turning off the firewall, nothing, turned on netbios etc... nothing... I am not sure if maybe this is just an issue with the builkt in wireless period and there is nothing I can do. I have not yet tried another wireless card - but that is next on teh list of to-do's!!! Has anyone ever seen this issue before and if so did you ever find a resolution? Thanks, Brad Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177594
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 - Prevent a user from move or delete on SBS 2000 Have a problem on our network. We have a server that has a bunch of shared drives, but lately someone is moving files around and deleting folders. They need to have full permissions to allow them to create, change the files, but should not be allowed to move the file from the directory or delete without permission. Is there a way to pervent a user from moving the folders on the share, but still allowing them full access to the share? Thanks in advance, Denise Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177592
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 - Remotely accessing a work computer from home... I have a client that uses an XP Pro machine at work. THis machine has a full time broadband connection via high speed (DSL) to the internet through Bell Sympatico here in Canada. This woman needs to be able to connect to this machine from her home PC periodically in the evenings to do some work on the accounting system. She to has an XPO machine with a full time high speed broadband connection using Bell Sympatico as well. I know I could set up remote assistance on this machine, but is there a better way I could have her connect to this machine to work on it using the broadband connection that is active? Could I use RDP somehow to connect? What IP would I use because her DSL modem has an IP assigned in the 192.168.xx.xx range and then dynamically assignes her own machine an address... So I would need to know what address to use to get to the external side of that actual DSL modem and then would ahve to direct traffic to the 192.168.xx.xx address of her computer! Does anyone have any ideas on how I could go about this or offer some other ideas? Thanks, Brad Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177588
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 - Small Business SMTP Connector I have changed the SMTP server that I am using to route mail externally. That is the only change that I have made, so I changed the name and then changed the user name and password needed to access this smtp that is provided by my isp. Now I cant seem to be be able to send mails through exchange. I have tested the SMTP server by setting up an account through Outlook and using the Pop3 as the account type. This works fine. Is there any settings that I have over looked in exchange? Cheers, Davieboy Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177587
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 - Adding windows 2000 sbs license Hi, I'm trying to install additional licenses on our Windows 2000 SBS and when I run setup program from the license floppy disk I receive this error: "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000006). Click on OK to terminate the application"?!? The previous floppy with licenses was damaged and now this. Does anybody have any idea what is wrong? Because this is rather old server Iâ??ve also changed floppy drive and the result was the same. Please I really need a hint. Luka Obersnu Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177586
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 - SBS Exchange Hello All. Quick question MAJOR problem. My Trend Micro product decided to delte all attachments in my exchange folders this week, so I need to restore to the last time I saw them which was last Friday. The problem is that I do the restore and nothing happens, the attachments still say blocked content? Is there anything I can do or are all these files lost forever? Please any help would be great. Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177584
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 - Exchange and Outlook 2000 Clients I have an puzzling problem. We are running SBS 2000 w/ Exchange and use Windows 2000 Pro workstations running Outlook XP. One of our users needs to turn the spelling autocorrect features off. When she does this all seems well, until later on during the day. Around 3 each day, all of the spelling autocorrect options she disabled are re-enabled. Trying this on other PCs results in the same. I took a look around the GPO and found nothing. Obviously there is a policy of some sort somewhere causing this to happen. Anyone have any suggestions on where to look next? Thanks Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177583
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 - Uninstalling and reinstalling Exchange Can I uninstall Exchange 2000? What is the easiest way to do this? Can I then re-install exchange? Just want to do this to get rid of all the exisitng exchange data and information due to business re-org. Cheers, Davieboy Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177578
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 - Best way to rename a SBS 2000 domain? What is the best way to rename a sbs 2000 domain. I need to change the domain's name for business reasons but I can't seem to be able to do it? Can anyone help? Cheers, Davieboy Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177576
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 - Event 202 LicenseService The product Windows Server is out of licenses. Use License Manager from the Administrative Tools folder for more information on which users are out of compliance and how many licenses should be purchased. Is it possible to reset the license logging on a SBS2000. This is a single domain environment with a 2000 terminal server. Thanks, Jay Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177575
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 - email pop3 Hi all I Have Windows 2000 with Isa Server 2000 and Exchange Server 2000. Outside the office canÂ´t connect with my outlook and outlook express to exchange when send and receive mail through pop3 and smtp. Owa run well. Into the office send and receive mail with no problem SBS2000 with service pack 3 Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177574
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 - Get quality targeted links to your website in days Hidden behind the search engines lies a rarely-used "backdoor." And, on the other side, a quicker and easier path awaits anyone who opens it... To get almost all the top rankings you want -- because, in under 7 days, you now have dozens, up to hundreds of new backlinks flooding into your website... and you have gotten into the major search engines (including Google). Best of all, you have gotten there without slaving at your computer all day, building a reciprocal link directory, buying expensive one-way links, or having to write and distribute award-winning articles. In fact, it does not require any difficult or painstaking labor. But, it allows you to provide a type of valuable content (we'll mention what it is in a moment) thousands of websites are practically begging for http://webtraffic.fineststars.com/prompt.htm Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177568
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 - SBS2000 vs SBS2003 Which would be the better overall product between 2000 and 2003 and why? I am wanting to know which would be the better to obtain. Thankyou. Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177564
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 - Small Business Server 2003 Which would be the better NGs for info relating to SBS2003? I had a list sometime ago but lost it. Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177563
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 - Office can't install Whenever I try to install Office I receive the Error 1327 . Invalid Drive I:\ I don't have a drive or partition I! How do I fix this problem? -- Tom Gundlach KS5X Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177560
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 - live web-radio downloading... I am making a case against users being able to listen to the radio live over our broadband internet connection. The obvious is that they are using up valuable company bandwidth but I wonder just how much bandwidth live radio actually uses - so that I can use this in my case against it. This is a smaller company and even the CEO listens to the live web-radio - so me telling him not to do this will not even fizzle him - unless I can give him a good argument.. I can easily shut it down - but before I do so, I have to have a good reason to do it. Any help would be appreciated... Thanks, Brad Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177558
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 - Extremely slow printing to remote printers I am having a hard time with a Windows 2000 Small Business Server. Previously running OK, it has now decided to not like shared network printers ? local printers work fine and adding a new printer that?s hosted elsewhere works OK, but when you try and print it takes ages (tens of minutes) for the print jobs to get to the target printer. If you try and look at the remote printer queues or printer properties, the status shows ?opening? for perhaps 5-10 mins before going ?ready? and then if you click on the printer name it?s perhaps another 5-10 mins before the queue is shown. The two remote printers are hosted on PCs running XP Pro. Things tried so far: Deleted and re-created printers. Checked system logs ? no directly-related errors (*but see below) Tried creating a generic LaserJet 4 printer to confirm it?s not related to the target printers (which are label printers) Checked for Trojans and viruses ? nothing showing (AVG, Trojanhunter, safety.live.com, Sysinternals? TCPView and ProcExp). No firewalls running on any PC Changed LAN card on server to another make/model Reinstalled SP4 Checked for unwanted or suspicious Services Uninstalled non-critical apps (Left only with MS Office and an in-house management app that?s working fine on 15 other sites) *The system logs showed that Modem Sharing was not starting properly, but as it was not being used I deleted it from the network setup. I suppose this may indicate a network-related issue but in every other respect the system runs fine (speed, disk performance, network performance) *The system logs also report that IPSec is not starting properly due to unavailable system resources and this is the only anomaly I haven?t been able to resolve. We are not using IPSec anyway but if anyone can shed any light on whether this needs to be investigated further I would be happy to oblige. The server is a P4 2.8GHz with 768MB RAM and 21GiB free disk space. Running SQL server and Terminal services for one other PC. Any advice would be appreciated ? I haven?t checked for a rootkit yet but if I head in that direction I will probably just go for a complete reinstall. Any suggestions folks? Thanks Linker3000 Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177556
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 - Bulk change AD users to contacts and Forward to outside domain Hello, I have group of about 180 users that have moved from our exchange server to their own but still for the time being need their e-mail that comes to us to be forwarded to their new server on their own domain. I know I have to set up contacts for them and then forward them in Active Directory. The problem is I need to find a way to do this in bulk. Any Ideas? Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177554
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 - Event ID 7063 Has anyone come accross these errors in the DNS log. The 2000 SBS Server is running SP4, build 5.00.2195. Can you please suggest something. The DNS server is configured to forward to a non-recursive DNS server at 195.74.102.146. DNS servers in forwarders list MUST be configured to process recursive queries. Either 1) fix the forwarder (195.74.102.146) to allow recursion - connect to it with DNS Manager - bring up server properties - open "Advanced" tab - uncheck "Disable Recursion" - click OK OR 2) remove this forwarder from this servers forwarders list - DNS Manager - bring up server properties - open "Forwarders" tab - remove (195.74.102.146) from list of forwarders - click OK Thanks Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177552
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 - Event ID 7063 Has anyone come accross these errors in the DNS log. The 2000 SBS Server is running SP4, build 5.00.2195. Can you please suggest something. The DNS server is configured to forward to a non-recursive DNS server at 195.74.102.146. DNS servers in forwarders list MUST be configured to process recursive queries. Either 1) fix the forwarder (195.74.102.146) to allow recursion - connect to it with DNS Manager - bring up server properties - open "Advanced" tab - uncheck "Disable Recursion" - click OK OR 2) remove this forwarder from this servers forwarders list - DNS Manager - bring up server properties - open "Forwarders" tab - remove (195.74.102.146) from list of forwarders - click OK Thanks Tag: SQL Server Installation Failure Tag: 177551

After running SBS Server 2000 without SQL 2000, an attempt to install
SQL Server 2000 results in this error:

Microsft Small Business Server 2000 Setup Wizard
Component Messages
Review the component message and errors below before
proceeding.
Click a component in the tree view. All errors for that
component will be displayed
Component.
- Small Business Server
-Administration
-X Active Directory Configuration
The application failed to install properly

I selected to install all components of SQL Server in the installation
setup wizard initiated from within Control Panel. Did not use the
default C:\Program Files...installation directory, instead chose
F:\Program Files for everything. Had rebooted server prior to
installation & disabled Antivirus also.

Have SQL Server listed on Start>Programs, etc

Any ideas? Thank you!

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Re: SQL Server Installation Failure by Merv

Merv
Fri Jun 02 21:11:15 CDT 2006

This thread has a procedure to try in the reply from Rebecca L. Casselman
[MSFT].

SQL installation Problem - The application failed to intall properly
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000/browse_thread/thread/bea00957491659d2/216a7f36c11be52e?lnk=st&q=X+Active+Directory+Configuration++++The+application+failed+to+install+properly&rnum=2&hl=en#216a7f36c11be52e

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Merv Porter [SBS MVP]
===================================
<melickas@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1149247594.523228.252620@f6g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> After running SBS Server 2000 without SQL 2000, an attempt to install
> SQL Server 2000 results in this error:
>
> Microsft Small Business Server 2000 Setup Wizard
> Component Messages
> Review the component message and errors below before
> proceeding.
> Click a component in the tree view. All errors for that
> component will be displayed
> Component.
> - Small Business Server
> -Administration
> -X Active Directory Configuration
> The application failed to install properly
>
>
> I selected to install all components of SQL Server in the installation
> setup wizard initiated from within Control Panel. Did not use the
> default C:\Program Files...installation directory, instead chose
> F:\Program Files for everything. Had rebooted server prior to
> installation & disabled Antivirus also.
>
> Have SQL Server listed on Start>Programs, etc
>
> Any ideas? Thank you!
>

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