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    - Trend Micro Antivirus CSM suite SMB, where to buy After lots of legwork, I finally found what/where to buy the newest shipping Trend AV software for SBS. I don't think it is specifically *for* SBS, but it supports it. Here's what you want to buy, according to the Trend sales rep. Make sure it is *not* simply the Client/Server/Messaging Suite. Get the one that says, "for Small and Medium Business." http://www.trendmicro.com/en/products/suites/csm-smb-suite/evaluate/overview.h tm Trend Micro Client/Server/Messaging Suite for Small and Medium Business. CDW sells it, but you'll need to talk with a volume licensing specialist, not just the first sales person you reach. CDW part # 564861 TREND CLNT/SRV/MESSG STE SMB Trend Micro part # CMSBWWE2XLDULNNAG Price for 5-25 users: $41.92/user account, not per computer It is the preferred product for SBS. It requires only one install for the suite rather than three separate installs for each component. Also, the price has been lowered. If you like printed docs, they cost $20.00 including the cd. CDW part # 561401 TREND CLNT/SRV/MESSG STE SMB MEDIA Trend Micro part # CMSBWWE2XSAZPNNZZ Hope this helps someone. It took me many hours to get to the bottom of this. I have no affiliation with any of the above mentioned businesses, just an end user. David F. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145941
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    - Antivirus :- SAV or F-Secure Hi, I've been using Symantec for antivirus for the last 6 but i got this customer whose keen on f-secure. Well for starters i know Sav 8.6 by default excludes all the exchange aware directories does f-secure do this. I have never used it but people swear by it just as i swear by Symantec. Any comparisons btw both will be appreciated. Thank you Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145940
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    - Roaming profile problem I have the following urgent roaming profile problem for a user running XP Pro SP1 on SBS2k: When logging off the users gets the message that 'his roaming profile can't be updated'. When logged in, Outlook requires the user name, domain and password again. He can't access shared drives - gets the error that the user does not exist. The user has been on the system for months and then this suddenly crops up. I have had a similar problem before with another user on another SBS system. Anyone any ideas? Thanks Julian Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145937
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    - Exchange with Windows XP & 2000 G'day, Can small business server (Exchaneg portion for central outlook) be set up to link both windows xp and windows 2000 operating systems? I have bene told no but need clarification. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145933
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    - SMTP Communications problem W2K3 SBS Hi - I am running Windows 2003 SBS server and having configured the exchange server to send via smtp and receive via the exchange pop3 connecter I am getting the following error when a client tries to send an email Recipient not authorised [recipient rejected due to no authorised destination groups] I can't find any log of this error on the net. Can anyone help? Thanks, Darren Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145920
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    - Exchange Help Where's the best source for setup/configuration information on Exchange in SBS 2000/2003 for a novice adminsitrator? Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145918
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    - pop3 connector Hi I have a customer with sbs2k. The 'retrieve now' button is missing on the pop3 connector props. Restarting/reinstalling pop3 connector fails to resolve the issue. Any ideas? Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145911
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    - Printers on TS This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00D5_01C3BF23.895C1620 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable In my SBS2000 environment, there is a separate box being a TS in app = mode. Where would I go to find a list of printers that the remote user can use = and successfully print from within the TS app? Thanks! --=20 Kevin3NF Sick of all that junk filling up your mailbox? http://spamarrest.com/affl?2967001 ------=_NextPart_000_00D5_01C3BF23.895C1620 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1276" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>In my SBS2000 environment, there is a = separate box=20 being a TS in app mode.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Where would I go to find a list of = printers that=20 the remote user can use and successfully print from within the TS=20 app?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Thanks!</FONT></DIV><FONT face=3DArial = size=3D2> <DIV><BR>-- <BR>Kevin3NF</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Sick of all that junk filling up your mailbox?<BR><A=20 href=3D"http://spamarrest.com/affl?2967001">http://spamarrest.com/affl?29= 67001</A></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><BR></FONT> </DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_00D5_01C3BF23.895C1620-- Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145908
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    - pop3 connector I am having a serious issue with exchange. We download mail with a pop3 connector. All of a sudden we are having mail kicked back to senders as undeliverable. If I stop the pop3 connector from trying to download from our ISP it sits in the ISP mail server and we can access it from internet mail. As soon as exchange tries to download it with the pop3 connector it bounces back to the sender. I have reloaded exchange deleted the pop3 connector then reloaded it. Still it is the same issue. Any ideas or solutions would be greatly appreciated. Lanny Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145907
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    - Bad email in Exchange I have a bad email in my inbox, I cannot start up outlook to delete it, when I go to the exchange server to my inbox folder there is one email in there that I cannot delete. How can I fix this problem? I am logged into the exchange server as the user who has a bad email, so there is full control of the folder, but I cannot do anything to this one email. When I press the delete button nothing happens I cant move it out of the folder I cant do anything.. Can someone help me out? I am no Exchange expert, I set it up on my SBS server so we can use email through our domain name, other than that I dont know how to manage the emails other than that. Can someone provide some info? Thanks! Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145905
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    - Exchange Issue. I'll start with the set up: SBS 2000 Running Exchange using the Pop3 Connector. All of our mail accounts are offsite pop3 accounts that exchange harvests the emails from. The Problem: Up until last week my users were able to email to any domain. Starting last Friday, everyone in the office now gets the following error when trying to email to somebody@isp.com : " Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: FW: test Sent: 12/10/2003 9:35 AM The following recipient(s) could not be reached: techsupport@isp.com on 12/10/2003 9:35 AM You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator. <localserver.com #5.7.1>" I've searched google and Microsoft and it seems that MOST people claim this is a Blacklist issue. I find no evidence that indicates we are blacklist, nor can I understand why we would be since we aren't the ones who host our email. It would appear from the instantaneousness of the error mail being returned that its not even getting out of our office. The headers are cryptic mush: "Microsoft Mail Internet Headers Version 2.0 From: postmaster@ourdomain.com To: user@ourdomain.com Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 09:35:26 -0600 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/report; report-type=delivery-status; boundary="9B095B5ADSN=_01C3BAFF657EFDF90000033CXXX?XXX?XXX.corp" Message-ID: <PDVniSnRM00000023@XXX-XXX-XXX.corp.ourdomain.com> Subject: Delivery Status Notification (Failure) --9B095B5ADSN=_01C3BAFF657EFDF90000033CXXX?XXX?XXX.corp Content-Type: text/plain; charset=unicode-1-1-utf-7 --9B095B5ADSN=_01C3BAFF657EFDF90000033CXXX?XXX?XXX.corp Content-Type: message/delivery-status --9B095B5ADSN=_01C3BAFF657EFDF90000033CXXX?XXX?XXX.corp Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Class: urn:content-classes:message MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Subject: FW: test Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 09:35:25 -0600 X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft Exchange V6.0.4417.0 Message-ID: <088BD06CF65F8B419EEA2573B2A0C5CC240632@XXX-XXX-XXX.corp.ourdomain.com> X-MS-Has-Attach: X-MS-TNEF-Correlator: Thread-Topic: test thread-index: AcO/LhzukxfZCn/6RdiXwt8lYWF10AAAAOBZAAAD1IAAAT/1oA== From: "USER" <user@ourdomain.com> To: <techsupport@isp.com> --9B095B5ADSN=_01C3BAFF657EFDF90000033CXXX?XXX?XXX.corp-- My MAIL provider claims our ISP (yes, yes I know....I'm working on it...) is at fault, and the ISP claims the MAIL provider is, and I don't think either one of them have a clue. Can somebody please tell me where to start looking at what may be broken? We can send email to pretty much anybody else at ANY other domain, but all emails to the ISP domain get bounced back or it seems not even out of the office. I'll take any advice at this point. Thank you. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145903
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    - adding xp pro client to sbs2000 I'm having problems getting our XP Pro clients to connect to SBS2000 in the same way that our 98/ME/2000 clients do. I couldn't get the 'magic disk' to work on the XP machine so I setup the XP machine's network settings manually. I've added the XP machine to the SBS2000 server and the XP machine can connect, share resources, etc. but the XP machine doesn't use the login script that forces software installation, mapped drives, etc. How do I add the login script to the XP machine? Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145896
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    - Problems setting up NT4ws I'm trying to add a NT4WS to a SBS2k using the setup disk. The NT4WS is part of a existing NT4 network I have static IPs (no DHCP server). I'm migrating the existing network to SBS (no DHCP)there are 8 computers in all on the NT4 network most are NT4WS, I added one computer (win95) with no problems setup the exchange mail and internet with no problems. When I run the setup disk it stops and asks if I want to UN-JOIN the existing Domain I say "YES" and then it tells me it can't find the DC. The network properties have been changed to get ip from DHCP server and can no longer find the old server. How do I stop this from changing the network prop. Thanks tcb Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145891
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    - Internet through VPN Hi A user is connecting through VPN and is unable to connect to the Internet. He is getting a 403 forbidden by ISA firewall and our firewall stops no sites! I have changed the proxy settings so that it is coming through our server and have also tried unchecking the use default gateway obx but get the same problem any ideas?!? Mark Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145886
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    - ISA Server Issues I have an issue with the ISA Server. It appears that after installation of Service Packs or Hotfixes that the ISA Listeners on Port 80 and 443 were re-enabled. Also, I noticed that port 1720 (Microsoft Netmeeting) is open on my SBS Servers. There are no packet filters allowing this in. My understanding was that if there wasn't a packet filter then it would deny access! My concern is that what other ports are open by default on ISA server! Anyone else noticed these behaviors? Thanks, John Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145884
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    - ISA Security Question If you uncheck the "Ask all unauthenitcated user for identification" on the incoming web request tab do you open the network up to anyone? This was a fix from MS so I do not get the prompts for passwords multiple times. Thanks. Peter V Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145881
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    - Cisco PIX Firewall I recently added a Cisco Pix Firewall so we could use Cisco's secure 3DeS VPN Tunnels. The pix doesn't want to work with 2 nics in the SBS2000 Server. I reconfiged for using only 10.0.0.2 and disabled the second NIC. Now I'm getting NetLogon DNS Event 5774 Errors... Anyone know where to start to make all of the necessary changes from TWO NICS down to ONE NIC??? -Dennis Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145880
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    - Upgrade Windows 2000 Server to Windows Server 2003 Small Business Hi, Is it possible to buy a version upgrade from Windows 2000 Server to Windows Server 2003 Small Business Server? Best regards, Dennis. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145879
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    - removing router I have sbs2k running just fine, I was using a linksys router BEFSR41 router...and life was good. 2 stable years into this solution, users started having internet connection problems, intermediately Internet connection would drop, It seemed like router was the device causing this, I replaced the unit with a newer version of the same router (v3), every thing worked just fine with the exception of the VPN in to the box, After calling Linksys support there seems to be an issue with this newer version V3 unit...as not be "stable for VPN" go figure newer version isn't as stable. So in hopes of getting VPN back I am considering hooking the cable modem directly to the external nic, I do not want to re-run ICW, and I am lost after trying to hard code the IP address/ sub net, and gateway from the router (dynamically received from the ISP to the router) on to the external nic. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145878
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    - XP pro client cant see active directory I have 2003SBS PDC w/xp pro clients and NONE of my clients (although they seem to authenticate just fine) can browse active directory objects or even see active directory on the server. I get permission denied errors connecting to server or client shares. I used the network id wizard to join the domain and my users are all copies of the admin account. I know I'm doing something silly that can be easily fixed but I can't figure it out. I have changed the NICs and Switches thinking its hardware but to no avail. I have one nic in the server and Terminal Services loaded. DNS-wise I have the server pointing to itself and the clients pointing only to the server. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145875
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    - Auto install Client apps when joining a computer to SBS 2003 I am setting up SBS 2003 so that when I join computers to the SBS, Office XP and other software are installed automatically. I have added the software to the clientapps directory and all users have read/write access. It works great, however my problem is this. I want a complete install without user interface, but I cannot figure out in what file to place the product key so that this screen does not appear during the setup. Can any one help? Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145872
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    - Helth Monitor alert Hi all, Getting Health Monitor Alert - System Processor Use: Warning condition WMI status:0. It's because the processor queue is set to alert if the length is >2. Do I need to worry about this or change the queue length? The Server should be more than powerful enough - Dell dimension 8200 with a Pentium 4, 1.8GHz CPU & 1.5 Gb RAM. Another problem which is baffling me are event id 1001, 1008 - source IISInfoCtrs & Perflib respectively. I've checked them on the Kb & it's something to do with the performance counters, which I've never been into. These errors have occurred after event id 2003, & following Kb 267831. Has anyone come across this & give advice? I don't want to dig the hole deeper. TIA, Gary Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145871
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    - Help! Changing out Computers We are running SBS2000, 20 user. We are replacing 5 older computers with new systems. We will be installing the new computers on the network with the old ones still on the network to make the transition easier for the users. The computers will have different names than the older ones. Will there be an issue with this plan? Thank you for your help in advance! Candace Sparks Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145867
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    - VPN I have configured my Cisco 837 Router to accept VPN using Cisco VPN Client. I have a Network with a SBS2K server. When I connect from home (Windows ME machine) using my Network logon and password I can ping devices on my network, I can even search for devices but when I try and connect to them, it says must supply password, 'Resource:\\COMPUTERNAME\1PC$, Password: ' What do I need to do so I can browse the network properly (ie as if I was in the office). Thank you Mark Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145865
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    - Internet Connection error - icwlog.txt Hi, I've run through the SBS internet connection wizard with a dedicatated broadband & router configuration. However the process keeps falling with an interupt message when the wizard tr register connection. As below "The Internet Connection wizard was interrupted because of an error or user intervention. Details have been recorded in the file Icwlog.txt which can be found in <path>". I have searched and found various technotes relating to this type of error, plus other entries in the forum but my icwlog.txt contains errors beginning at line calling _ResetDNSListeners (dynamic). Error 0x80072550 returned from call to _ResetDNSListeners (). - any help would be greatly appreciated. Full icwlog.txt below with highlight around problem line. 10/12/2003 11:50 calling CNetCommit::Commit (2320024). calling CoCreateInstance (PropertyPagePropertyBag). Call to CoCreateInstance () returned ok. calling RegOpenKeyEx (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE\Microsoft\BackOffice\Connectivity\ICW). Call to RegOpenKeyEx () returned ok. calling RegQueryValueEx (Last_Hardware_Option). Call to RegQueryValueEx () returned ok. calling WriteInt4 (185707440, 3147E58D-2F9E-44D3-967C- CA5E9F76F33B, 3, 0). Return value from call to WriteInt4() not logged. calling _GetRegStringValue (Last_1st_Nic_Guid). Return value from call to _GetRetStringValue() not logged. calling _GetRegStringValue (Last_2nd_Nic_Guid). Return value from call to _GetRetStringValue() not logged. calling WriteString (185707440, 1CBC9355-81AD-4D26-8EA6- 989A55C5EEB9, {B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329-12F984158001}, 0). Return value from call to WriteString() not logged. calling WriteString (185707440, 1CBC9356-81AD-4D26-8EA6- 989A55C5EEB9, {7D174609-1322-49D2-B7F7-0A14A2D7BC6F}, 0). Return value from call to WriteString() not logged. calling GetDNSAddresses ({7D174609-1322-49D2-B7F7- 0A14A2D7BC6F}). Return value from call to GetDNSAddresese() not logged. calling _GetDefaultGateway ({7D174609-1322-49D2-B7F7- 0A14A2D7BC6F}). Return value from call to GetDefaultGateway() not logged. calling WriteString (185707440, 450F273D-B279-4B7D-A506- 9D9ED54ED702, 213.120.62.98, 0). Return value from call to WriteString() not logged. calling WriteString (185707440, 450F273E-B279-4B7D-A506- 9D9ED54ED702, 213.120.62.99, 0). Return value from call to WriteString() not logged. calling RegCloseKey (). Return value from call to RegCloseKey() not logged. calling PPPBag->QueryInterface (IPropertyPagePropertyBag). Call to PPPBag->QueryInterface () returned ok. calling CNetCommit::Common (2320024). calling ReadInt4 (2320024, 3147E58D-2F9E-44D3-967C- CA5E9F76F33B, 456544, 456516). Call to ReadInt4 () returned ok. calling ReadString (2320024, 1CBC9355-81AD-4D26-8EA6- 989A55C5EEB9). Return value from call to ReadString() not logged. calling ReadString (2320024, 1CBC9356-81AD-4D26-8EA6- 989A55C5EEB9). Return value from call to ReadString() not logged. calling DoFulltime (2320024). calling ReadString (2320024, 1CBC9356-81AD-4D26-8EA6- 989A55C5EEB9). Return value from call to ReadString() not logged. calling ReadString (2320024, 1CBC9355-81AD-4D26-8EA6- 989A55C5EEB9). Return value from call to ReadString() not logged. calling == ({B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329-12F984158001}, {7D174609-1322-49D2-B7F7-0A14A2D7BC6F}). calling _IsNICStatic ({B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329- 12F984158001}). Return value from call to _IsNICStatic() not logged. calling ReadString (2320024, 450F273C-B279-4B7D-A506- 9D9ED54ED702). Return value from call to ReadString() not logged. calling IsValidIP (217.34.58.246). Return value from call to IsValidIP() not logged. calling ReadString (2320024, 450F273D-B279-4B7D-A506- 9D9ED54ED702). Return value from call to ReadString() not logged. calling ReadString (2320024, 450F273E-B279-4B7D-A506- 9D9ED54ED702). Return value from call to ReadString() not logged. calling IsValidIP (213.120.62.98). Return value from call to IsValidIP() not logged. calling IsValidIP (213.120.62.99). Return value from call to IsValidIP() not logged. calling CLSIDFromString ({7D174609-1322-49D2-B7F7- 0A14A2D7BC6F}). Call to CLSIDFromString () returned ok. calling ClearAllGatewaysExcept (2320024, 454348). calling ClearDefaultGateway ({B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329- 12F984158001}). calling CLSIDFromString ({B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329- 12F984158001}). Call to CLSIDFromString () returned ok. calling ClearDefaultGateway (454128). calling SetNetConfig (454128, -1.-1.-1.-1, , ). calling CoCreateInstance (CNetCfg). Call to CoCreateInstance () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->QueryInterface (INetCfgLock). Call to spNetCfg->QueryInterface () returned ok. calling spNetCfgLock->AcquireWriteLock (1000, BO ICW). Call to spNetCfgLock->AcquireWriteLock () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->Initialize (0). Call to spNetCfg->Initialize () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->FindComponent (ms_tcpip, 454028). Call to spNetCfg->FindComponent () returned ok. calling spNetCfgComponent->QueryInterface (INetCfgComponentPrivate). Call to spNetCfgComponent->QueryInterface () returned ok. calling spNetCfgComponentPrivate->QueryNotifyObject (ITcpipProperties). Call to spNetCfgComponentPrivate->QueryNotifyObject () returned ok. calling spTcpipProperties->GetIpInfoForAdapter (454128, 454080). Call to spTcpipProperties->GetIpInfoForAdapter () returned ok. calling spTcpipProperties->SetIpInfoForAdapter (454128, 761352, DefGw=;GwMetric=1;IfMetric=1;DNS=;WINS=;). Call to spTcpipProperties->SetIpInfoForAdapter () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->Apply (). Call to spNetCfg->Apply () returned ok. calling CoTaskMemFree (761352). Return value from call to CoTaskMemFree() not logged. calling spNetCfg->Uninitialize (). Return value from call to spNetCfg->Uninitialize() not logged. calling spNetCfgLock->ReleaseWriteLock (). Return value from call to spNetCfgLock->ReleaseWriteLock() not logged. Call to SetNetConfig () returned ok. Call to ClearDefaultGateway () returned ok. Call to ClearDefaultGateway () returned ok. calling ClearDefaultGateway ({B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329- 12F984158001}). calling CLSIDFromString ({B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329- 12F984158001}). Call to CLSIDFromString () returned ok. calling ClearDefaultGateway (454128). calling SetNetConfig (454128, -1.-1.-1.-1, , ). calling CoCreateInstance (CNetCfg). Call to CoCreateInstance () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->QueryInterface (INetCfgLock). Call to spNetCfg->QueryInterface () returned ok. calling spNetCfgLock->AcquireWriteLock (1000, BO ICW). Call to spNetCfgLock->AcquireWriteLock () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->Initialize (0). Call to spNetCfg->Initialize () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->FindComponent (ms_tcpip, 454028). Call to spNetCfg->FindComponent () returned ok. calling spNetCfgComponent->QueryInterface (INetCfgComponentPrivate). Call to spNetCfgComponent->QueryInterface () returned ok. calling spNetCfgComponentPrivate->QueryNotifyObject (ITcpipProperties). Call to spNetCfgComponentPrivate->QueryNotifyObject () returned ok. calling spTcpipProperties->GetIpInfoForAdapter (454128, 454080). Call to spTcpipProperties->GetIpInfoForAdapter () returned ok. calling spTcpipProperties->SetIpInfoForAdapter (454128, 188047656, DefGw=;GwMetric=1;IfMetric=1;DNS=;WINS=;). Call to spTcpipProperties->SetIpInfoForAdapter () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->Apply (). Call to spNetCfg->Apply () returned ok. calling CoTaskMemFree (188047656). Return value from call to CoTaskMemFree() not logged. calling spNetCfg->Uninitialize (). Return value from call to spNetCfg->Uninitialize() not logged. calling spNetCfgLock->ReleaseWriteLock (). Return value from call to spNetCfgLock->ReleaseWriteLock() not logged. Call to SetNetConfig () returned ok. Call to ClearDefaultGateway () returned ok. Call to ClearDefaultGateway () returned ok. Call to ClearAllGatewaysExcept () returned ok. calling ClearDefaultGateway ({B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329- 12F984158001}). calling CLSIDFromString ({B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329- 12F984158001}). Call to CLSIDFromString () returned ok. calling ClearDefaultGateway (454292). calling SetNetConfig (454292, -1.-1.-1.-1, , ). calling CoCreateInstance (CNetCfg). Call to CoCreateInstance () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->QueryInterface (INetCfgLock). Call to spNetCfg->QueryInterface () returned ok. calling spNetCfgLock->AcquireWriteLock (1000, BO ICW). Call to spNetCfgLock->AcquireWriteLock () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->Initialize (0). Call to spNetCfg->Initialize () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->FindComponent (ms_tcpip, 454192). Call to spNetCfg->FindComponent () returned ok. calling spNetCfgComponent->QueryInterface (INetCfgComponentPrivate). Call to spNetCfgComponent->QueryInterface () returned ok. calling spNetCfgComponentPrivate->QueryNotifyObject (ITcpipProperties). Call to spNetCfgComponentPrivate->QueryNotifyObject () returned ok. calling spTcpipProperties->GetIpInfoForAdapter (454292, 454244). Call to spTcpipProperties->GetIpInfoForAdapter () returned ok. calling spTcpipProperties->SetIpInfoForAdapter (454292, 187934968, DefGw=;GwMetric=1;IfMetric=1;DNS=;WINS=;). Call to spTcpipProperties->SetIpInfoForAdapter () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->Apply (). Call to spNetCfg->Apply () returned ok. calling CoTaskMemFree (187934968). Return value from call to CoTaskMemFree() not logged. calling spNetCfg->Uninitialize (). Return value from call to spNetCfg->Uninitialize() not logged. calling spNetCfgLock->ReleaseWriteLock (). Return value from call to spNetCfgLock->ReleaseWriteLock() not logged. Call to SetNetConfig () returned ok. Call to ClearDefaultGateway () returned ok. Call to ClearDefaultGateway () returned ok. calling SetDefaultGateway (454348, 217.34.58.246). calling SetNetConfig (454348, 217.34.58.246, , ). calling CoCreateInstance (CNetCfg). Call to CoCreateInstance () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->QueryInterface (INetCfgLock). Call to spNetCfg->QueryInterface () returned ok. calling spNetCfgLock->AcquireWriteLock (1000, BO ICW). Call to spNetCfgLock->AcquireWriteLock () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->Initialize (0). Call to spNetCfg->Initialize () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->FindComponent (ms_tcpip, 454248). Call to spNetCfg->FindComponent () returned ok. calling spNetCfgComponent->QueryInterface (INetCfgComponentPrivate). Call to spNetCfgComponent->QueryInterface () returned ok. calling spNetCfgComponentPrivate->QueryNotifyObject (ITcpipProperties). Call to spNetCfgComponentPrivate->QueryNotifyObject () returned ok. calling spTcpipProperties->GetIpInfoForAdapter (454348, 454300). Call to spTcpipProperties->GetIpInfoForAdapter () returned ok. calling spTcpipProperties->SetIpInfoForAdapter (454348, 749792, DefGw=217.34.58.246;GwMetric=1;IfMetric=1;DNS=;WINS=;). Call to spTcpipProperties->SetIpInfoForAdapter () returned ok. calling spNetCfg->Apply (). Call to spNetCfg->Apply () returned ok. calling CoTaskMemFree (749792). Return value from call to CoTaskMemFree() not logged. calling spNetCfg->Uninitialize (). Return value from call to spNetCfg->Uninitialize() not logged. calling spNetCfgLock->ReleaseWriteLock (). Return value from call to spNetCfgLock->ReleaseWriteLock() not logged. Call to SetNetConfig () returned ok. Call to SetDefaultGateway () returned ok. calling SetDNSForwarders (213.120.62.98, 213.120.62.99). calling RegOpenKeyEx (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DNS\Parameters). Call to RegOpenKeyEx () returned ok. calling RegSetValueEx (Forwarders, 213.120.62.98 213.120.62.99). Call to RegSetValueEx () returned ok. calling RegSetValueEx (IsSlave, 0). Call to RegSetValueEx () returned ok. calling RegSetValueEx (ForwardingTimeout, 5). Call to RegSetValueEx () returned ok. calling RegCloseKey (). Return value from call to RegCloseKey() not logged. calling _RestartService (DNS). Call to _RestartService () returned ok. Call to SetDNSForwarders () returned ok. calling _IsServiceInstalled (DHCPServer). calling LoadLibrary (dhcpsapi.dll). calling GetProcAddress (DhcpRpcFreeMemory). Call to GetProcAddress () returned ok. calling GetProcAddress (DhcpSetServerBindingInfo). Call to GetProcAddress () returned ok. calling GetProcAddress (DhcpGetServerBindingInfo). Call to GetProcAddress () returned ok. calling DhcpGetServerBindingInfo (127.0.0.1, 0, 454308). Call to DhcpGetServerBindingInfo () returned ok. calling DhcpRpcFreeMemory (638952). Return value from call to DhcpRpcFreeMemory() not logged. calling FreeLibrary (1917452288). Return value from call to FreeLibrary() not logged. calling GetIPFromAdapterGuid ({B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329- 12F984158001}). Call to GetIPFromAdapterGuid () returned ok. calling PrepareForResetDNSListeners (). Call to PrepareForResetDNSListeners () returned ok. calling _ResetDNSListeners (dynamic). *********************************************************** * Error 0x80072550 returned from call to _ResetDNSListeners (). calling _SetRegStringValue (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE\Microsoft\BackOffice\Connectivity\ICW, Last_2nd_Nic_Guid, {7D174609-1322-49D2-B7F7-0A14A2D7BC6F}). Return value from call to _SetRegStringValue() not logged. calling _SetRegStringValue (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE\Microsoft\BackOffice\Connectivity\ICW, Last_1st_Nic_Guid, {B9F6032B-5CF6-4225-9329-12F984158001}). Return value from call to _SetRegStringValue() not logged. Error 0x80072550 returned from call to DoFulltime(). calling ::RegCreateKeyEx (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SOFTWARE\Microsoft\BackOffice\Connectivity\ICW). Return value from call to ::RegCreateKeyEx() not logged. calling RegSetValueEx (Last_Hardware_Option, 3). Return value from call to RegSetValueEx() not logged. calling RegCloseKey (). Return value from call to RegCloseKey() not logged. Error 0x80072550 returned from call to CNetCommit::Common (). Error 0x80072550 returned from call to CNetCommit::Commit (). Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145863
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    - Urgent - Can I get remote acess to server administrator on SBS2K I have Administrator rights on all our systems. We have a problem with our server & I am not in the office can I get access to the server admin console? The problem we had was then a user tried to open folders on the server a message popped up saying "their are no available logons at this time" We have rebooted the server and when the users started their pc's it took about 10 mins for the pc to load personal settings & when they had loaded up they are crashing when using many different file types? -- Regards Simon Hardstaff --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.548 / Virus Database: 341 - Release Date: 05/12/2003 Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145862
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    - Terminal Service over Web I tried to connect to the SBS server over the web by typing http:\\servername\myconsole I get a screen with two buttons: connect and disconnect and a large area below the buttons with a small icon which is not readable. When I push the connect button, the system seems to not work (task manager reports program not responding for many minutes). TS in admin mode works fine using the TS client program, I was just trying to get it to work over the web so I can admin the server if necessary while away from the office. Any one seen this before? Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145860
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    - SMTP Queues SBS 2K We have a small network (25 users) all using win2k & a SBS 2k server, this connects to the outside world via a linux firewall, if the firewall (or the ADSL line) goes down any mail sent during this time ends up in the destination unreachable queue, understandable, however all subsequent outgoing mail ends up there also, & the only way to move them is to stop & restart the SMTP service, any ideas why this is happening? and more importantly how to stop from happening? & all firewall hardware & software has been replaced anyway, however we are able to produce this behaviour at will by simply rebooting the firewall or disconnecting the adsl line, as soon as there is no connection outgoing mails go into the destination unreachable queue & stay there and all mail sent after this even though the connection is back up go in there as well, we can clear them (usually) by stopping & starting SMTP service but this shouldn't happen? Any & all suggestions gratefully recieved, I don't have all that much hair left! __________________________________________________________________ Mike ICQ#: 122232506 Current ICQ status: + More ways to contact me __________________________________________________________________ The wise man learns more from his enemies than a fool does from his friends. - Chinese Proverb Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145857
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    - regarding SBS 2003 - OWA problems regarding SBS 2003 - OWA - problems with opening mails - confiuration, buttons missing etc Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145853
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    - SBS remote office > Exchange head office...? Hi all, Theoretical set-up - looking for advice on feasibility and/or potential problems [indeed, if this is workable!] Remote Office: 6 users Currently running bog-standard W2K Server Outlook clients connecting directly to individual POP3 mailboxes at ISP - NO internal mail whatsoever Broadband connection via Broadband Router on LAN - 512k ADSL Head Office: W2K Server Exchange2K Server Cisco 1700 Router Cisco PIX 515E Firewall Mailsweeper Websweeper McAffee EPolicy Orchestrator McAffee Virusscan Broadband is 2Mb SDSL Customer is looking to have the Remote Office link with the Head Office in the following way: 1] ALL email either incoming or outgoing to go via Head Office - they [at present] are looking for all internal mail within the Remote Office to also pass via Head Office, but I'm dubious as to whether this is the most efficient method of achieving things for them 2] 'Constant' VPN access during working hours to allow file/document sharing between sites We've [thus far] told the customer that they've got the following basic options: 1] Set-up the constant VPN connection between the offices either server-server or router-router and configure all the Outlook clients at the Remote Office as offline clients of the Head Office Exchange Server - downside is that all the internal mails are sent to the Head Office then back to the Remote Office which is pretty bandwidth inefficient. 2] Go SBS at the Remote Office - this will provide firewalling at the Remote Office [at present its just the NAT on the Router!], internal mail at the Remote Office stays within the Remote Office while external email can be forwarded to a Smart Host of the client's Head Office Exchange Server and incoming mail can be downloaded from the Head Office Exchange Server via POP3 [or SMTP?] Reasoning for SBS: 1] If the VPN link to Head Office goes down, the client in the Remote Office still has internal mail and we could [if the outage were a long one] configure them to send outgoing emails directly out via DNS. They'd get ISA to protect their network [and adding a 2nd NIC] in order to provide FAR more security than relying on the existing router's NAT. Basically to provide a degree of fault-tolerance in addition to ease of remote administration and increased security. Reasoning for non-SBS [more from customer's perspective than ours]: 1] Cheaper - perhaps slightly tighter integration with their Head Office existing set-up Notes: 1] Client does NOT wish to go W2K3 at this stage - therefore it would need to be SBS2K if we went down that route Anyone got any pointers/advice/potential pitfalls? Regards, David Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145848
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    - Problem... I have just noticed that any user can open any user's Inbox, Calendar etc... from their Outlook client. How do I lock it down just to that user - so that they can access their Mailbox only and nobody else's? This is urgent! Skc Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145841
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    - Putting SBS 2003 Terminal Server in application mode?! Hi, Allthough Microsoft says application mode has been removed from SBS 2003 Terminal Services I read something on http://www.bagsolutions.orcon.net.nz Does this work, has anyone got experiences (or other solutions) with putting SBS 2003 TS in application mode? Thanks, Bas. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145840
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    - RRAS and Internet We have just deployed our replacement SBS2000 box. I have a problem when I go to Start>Programs>Admin Tools>Routing and Remote Access and Enable RRAS for VPN users to clients through our server. When I enable the service, I get pop-up warnings saying that DHCP will assign IP addresses to any clients. Furthermore, as soon as the RRAS service is enabled, a few clients are experiencing problems browsing the web - as if the RRAS blocks access to the web. On clients that have this problem, the ISA firewall client can update to the SBS, but cannot browse the web although their browser is set to look at the Proxy server (ISA on SBS). Please can someone help me on this. The SBS has two NICs - LAN and WAN. The LAN IP is 192.168.16.2 and the WAN IP address is 172.16.1.2 (as it goes through a Firewall that NATs the IP). The WAN card is hardcoded with the IP, even though the firewall runs DHCP. The SBS is fully patched via Windows Update and Service Packed for SBS SP 1a. skc Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145832
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    - SBS SSL Issues Hello all, I am trying to connect to a secure web site, that is using a unnormal port address of 19638, I am using a SBS server with ISA firewall, and I know that I need to add this port to the exsisting range of ports that my server hold. But I have no idea how to do it, I have tried the SDK for SBS and that does not help, tried all meta sites but still no luck. Can anybody help ? Thanks Mike Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145831
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    - Help! Help! Cannot add CALs: Message: Your Server is not running Microsoft Small Business Server Hi, Help needed urgently! Our new SBS-2000 server is nearly installed and is going in "use" tomorrow. Today, I wanted to add additional client access licenses. I have a SBS-2000 client add pack for 20 clients. When I run setup.exe from the diskette, I get the following error message: "Your computer is not running Microsoft Small Business Server. You can only add licenses to a computer running Microsoft Small Business Server" But I definitevely have SBS-2000. I also detected another strange thing: For some reasons I do not have the "Business Server Administration Console", it simply does not exist on my server!!!. Reading some newsgroups articles, I found out, that the console should be in the folder "C:\Program Files\Microsoft BackOffice\Managment...." But also: I do not have a folder named " C:\Program FilesMicrosoft BackOffice"!! Reading the Knowledge Base article KB234929, I tried to apply the registry patch to HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Small Business\Version. The key was empty, so i changed it to Value = 5.0 (5.0 for SBS-2000). After that, I got another error message when I tried to run setup.exe with the following text "You can not add more licenses becaus this would place your computer over the allowed maximum numbers of licences. The I ran setup.exe -v from the diskette which displayed the following infos: Use count: 0x0000000 Concurrent Limit: 0x00014 Previous Limit: 0x0005 Current Limit: 0x000a So, that's all I know for now. What's going wrong with my installation of SBS-2000? Are there any tips that could me? Any help is greatly appreciated ... Thanks a lot in advance ... Michael Schaefer Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145827
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    - Merv! Where art thou? Merv, mate! You may remember me from such posts as last week. I posted with subject of "Internet failed!" (this is about 3 pages back). You had suggested looking at the routing table which I have, and for your amusement have posted. If you can, I would appreciate any feedback you or anyone else can give. This has got me stumped and I would hate to lose this round. :) Tippy. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145824
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    - Publishing Outlook Web Access with ISA Server and Exchange on the same machine Does anyone know of a way of manually configuring ISA to publish outlook web access when the ISA server and exchange server are the same machine ??? the ICW (internet connection wizard) for SBS crashes. so we set up a destination set to include www.lfe.org.au/exchange*, www.lfe.org.au/exchweb* and www.lfe.org.au/public* then set up a web publishing rule using this destination set to point to the internal IP address of our ISA server on port 81. our website (www.lfe.org.au) works doing this but OWA doesn't ?? any ideas please ? ....thanks.... Sam Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145822
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    - configuring a report Hi I have configured sbs system admin to email me a report on the health of the system. It does this. Only problem is that when I try to open the report in Outlook it can't associate a program to read it. Any help appreciated. ps I tried both in raw mode as as well as XML Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145814
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    - ISA blocking access to web site SBS2000 has been setup and things had been working great for almost 2 years but we finally hit a snag. We are not able to get to the web site wwwdotmydomain.com (not the real domain). When we setup the server we were told that this office would host their own web site and email so we setup the domain as mydomain.com with a Dell PowerEdge2500 with many bells and whistles. Well the owner 2 years later transfered his web site and email to be hosted by his ISP. For email all I really had to do was configure Exchange with POP3. When I try to hit the web site now from the LAN it asks me for a Domain Username and Password. The LAN's domain is mydomain.com which may be a problem with the ISP hosting mydomain.com I can get to the web site using the IP Address, and I have modified the host table on the server and get a reply back with the correct address when trying to ping wwwdotmydomain.com but I can not get to wwwdotmydomain.com without it asking me for a domain username and password. Any help would be great, thank you. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145813
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    - server errors Hi, My server has the following errors: Critical - 12/7/2003 10:08:28 AM - Server Memory Pool Paged Failures > 5 Server Memory : Critical condition. WMI Status: 2147749889 Critical - 12/7/2003 10:08:28 AM - Redirector Network Errors/sec > 1 Redirector : Critical condition. WMI Status: 2147749889 Critical - 12/7/2003 10:08:28 AM - Server Access Errors Errors Granted Access > 10 Server Access Errors : Critical condition. WMI Status: 2147749889 I have 2 gb of ram and dual zenon p2 2.6 gb processors. Could someone please explain what the errors mean, and what I should do. Regards Simon Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145808
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    - SBS2k with 1 NIC and no ISA server Am migrating an SBS install from one box to another. This new box is on a network that has a 2Mg broadband feed supplied by an ISP that is firewalled by them. The broadband feed is presented to us as an ethernet cable with an IP that is on the internal range of our network. I have asked they map a fixed external IP to our new SBS2K box internal IP for email delivery, TS etc. The question: with this set up I cannot see how I would use ISA server (needs 2 NICS right?) and so am not going to install it. Instead I am going to have DHCP give out the broadband ethernet IP as the default gateway. I am pretty happy with the ISP's firewall technology (Nortel Shasta), but does this set up pose problems I have not foreseen? Will DNS set-up from default be fine or will it need work? Anyone with any info, pointers about SBS2K with 1 nic would be most welcome. thanks Gerry Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145781
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    - Operation Failed SBS2000 server with all patches and latest service packs. Workstations are Windows 2000Pro running Outlook 2002 with latest service packs and patches. A couple of the workstations intermitently experience problems opening e-mail attachments. When the users try to open the attachment Outlook will display the following error: "Operation Failed." If they click Ok and try opening the attachment again, sometimes it will open fine and sometimes they wait a few minutes and can open the attachment. I'm stumped on this one. Any help or information would greatly appreciated. Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145778
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    - DotNetNuke on SBS Bit OT, but I'm a gonna try here... How many folk are running a dotnetnuke site on SBS??? One at least - I am - using it to put all the documentation for the client online for them. I *really* like it. At the moment, it's internal access only. In the near future, I want to allow external access over SSL (we'll generate a certificate ourselves). I also have a problem on the client install of my dotnetnuke site, it seems to have gone all case sensitive on me (it's running fine on my own PC). Are there any DotNetNuke NG's or good support sites I could check out? -- Duncan Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145773
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    - SBS2K => SBS3K - upgrade OK, read a bit here about migrations n' stuff - but for many of us, with smaller networks, it's not economic to migrate to a new server. I have a client, for eg. with a one year old server (nice PC, will last another couple of years I hope) - they don't wanna fork out another $20K for another server (it's just not necessary). The current one is doing the job nicely. So it'll be an upgrade, or fresh install of SBS3K. And yet!!! - I've read very little on this NG on *upgrading* experiences that folk have had - surely many of you have done this. I'd like to know of your experience, and what can go wrong. Are folk waiting for SBS3K SP1 or something? :) -- Duncan Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145772
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    - Understanding Exchange and the M Drive What actually resides on the M drive and why should you not scan it or back it up? I want to make sure that the users have enough space for their mailboxes. Thanks, Chon Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145771
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    - migrating SBS2000 to a new server Hi there, I have a SBS2000 server that has outgrown its current hardware. Is there a good how-to on migrating an existing Small Business Server 2000 to new Hardware while preserving all the settings..... TIA TonyR Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145770
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    - OWA prompts for password multiple times I have OWA installed and the article 327349 says to unclear the check box for Ask Unauthentuicated users for identification to fix this problem of prompting for password. Will this open up the access to anyone? Peter V Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145766
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    - name resolution query I can connect from a remotecomputer to my sbs server and link to other computers on the network by ip number but not by name - cannot ping by name can anyone help Regards Richard Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145765
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    - sophos av anyone used sophos AV with sbs2k? have a client that has licence for it. personally i know symantec and avg better, so have limited experience of this one regards Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145763
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    - What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? I've been reviewing the SANS Top 20 Vulnerabilities and other security documents. I don't see any settings in Group Policy for securing Outlook. It there an effective way to accomplish many of the recommendatuions, like closing the preview pane and blocking script-laden messages, without physically visiting every desktop? roberto Tag: Shared Modem Tag: 145761

SBS 2000 had Shared Modem Service

SBS 2003 does not

what are others doing for their business or customers that use this functionality

Thanks

Asher

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Re: Shared Modem by Moishe

Moishe
Thu Dec 11 02:32:16 CST 2003

http://www.spartacom.com/

"Asher Potok" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6CF817DA-E8FD-4989-8A78-27D725F5F4B4@microsoft.com...
> SBS 2000 had Shared Modem Service.
>
> SBS 2003 does not.
>
> what are others doing for their business or customers that use this
functionality?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Asher

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Re: Shared Modem by Gary

Gary
Thu Dec 11 12:56:40 CST 2003

Why did Microsoft kill this great service?

We use it for dialing up to our credit card authorization service.

"Asher Potok" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6CF817DA-E8FD-4989-8A78-27D725F5F4B4@microsoft.com...
> SBS 2000 had Shared Modem Service.
>
> SBS 2003 does not.
>
> what are others doing for their business or customers that use this
functionality?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Asher

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Re: Shared Modem by Susan

Susan
Thu Dec 11 20:20:41 CST 2003

Security.

Sticking a modem in a server and having it shared... they couldn't
rebuild the app to meet security standards. Keep that in mind when you
stick one back in.

Remember we asked for security. They responded.

Gary Peacock wrote:
> Why did Microsoft kill this great service?
>
> We use it for dialing up to our credit card authorization service.
>
> "Asher Potok" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6CF817DA-E8FD-4989-8A78-27D725F5F4B4@microsoft.com...
>
>>SBS 2000 had Shared Modem Service.
>>
>>SBS 2003 does not.
>>
>>what are others doing for their business or customers that use this
>
> functionality?
>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Asher
>
>
>

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