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    - POP3 Deleting Email Email is being picked up from email pop host account, but it is not being distributed to internal email accounts. Can send/receive internal emails fine. Can send external emails fine. Just can not get an external email to be delivered to an internal mailbox. Was working fine friday morning and friday afternoon email just stopped coming in. I have verified that email is sitting at the host until the pop3 connector picks it up. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178760
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    - the wizard was interrupted before microsoft shared fax The SBS 2000 server and the Shared Fax Server component have been working fine for some time now. For some reason, the Shared Fax Server was removed and now when I try to reinstall it . I get an error message: Microsoft Shared Fax Setup error. "The wizard was interrupted before Microsoft Shared Fax could completely be installed." Any ideas and suggestions would be greatly Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178754
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    - SMTP connector unavailable I have a client running SBS 2000 with a dynamic IP address. I have repeatedly tried to get this converted to static but no one will listen to me. Naturally, outbound e-mail is a problem. I tried using a smarthost for all the outbound e-mail, but the outbound mail queue would get stuck until I switched it back to DNS. But when I use DNS, then AOL and others get cranky because it's a dynamic IP. Finally, I set up a second SMTP connector just for AOL and its ilk, leaving everything else on DNS. I had about one or two dozen domains on the smarthost. This seemed to work for a long time, but yesterday the client called complaining that the e-mail routed through the smarthost was not making it out. When we look at the status of the smarthost SMTP connector, it shows "unavailable." Right-clicking on it and starting it releases the mail, but shortly afterward the connector goes down again. The smarthost (a cable ISP) pings okay, and I was able to set up Outlook Express on the server with an account at the ISP, which worked fine. I need at a minimum that the smarthost connector resets itself it it goes down so that the mail eventually goes out. Where do I go from here? Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178749
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    - Connector for POP3 Mailboxes service terminated unexpectedly We're running SBS2000 with all of the latest service packs and updates available from the Microsoft Update site. The other day our server logged the following event The Microsoft Connector for POP3 Mailboxes service terminated unexpectedly. Event ID 7031. Whenever the service is restarted, it stops again about 7 minutes later. No other services are affected and no other events are logged - I've turned up the POP3 logging to maximum. Our server is unable to run the POP3 service long enough to download all of our mail - so we don't get any - its all still in our ISPs mailbox. I've scanned for viruses and nothing found. Any help with fixing this would be greatly appreciated. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178745
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    - Priv1.edb & stm moving I have SBS 2000 and need to move these Priv1 files to another drive. If I use Echange manager and browse to new location does it automatically dismount and move the databases like it does when you move the logs or do you have to manually move them? Thanks Mark Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178741
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    - SBS 2000 Computer Name When the SBS 2000 Server was originally setup, the PC's were joined to MYCOMPANY.COM ... this was used only for local Exchange Address books; there was no actual MYCOMPANY.COM. Now though there is a Web Site and we are experiencing multiple (DNS?) problems (slow logins, intermittent internet, etc.). Is this because of the naming convention, or (I suspect) malware? The only way to get the Internet to work properly is to input the ISP DNS address in the DNS properties instead of the SBS NIC, and the SBS keeps losing its shares. Thx in advance Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178740
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    - VPN using PIX 501 Hi I'm trying to set up a VPN connection using a PIX 501E Firewall and Cisco VPN client. The server has a router two NICs static IP addresses and ISA. The external NIC address is 10.0.0.2 and the internal NIC is 192,168.16.2. The PIX 501 issue the VPN Client with an IP address of 192.168.18.n The client creates the VPN successfully, but connecting to the Exchange server is not consistent, and I cannot acess any shares on the server. I'm not sure if I need to configure anything on RRAS Thanks Jim Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178737
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    - No outgoing email - everything else OK I have reinstalled IIS and Exchange and rerun the Internet connection wizard. Incoming email and All general Internet access is working fine Outgoing email sites in Q's under the SMTP Virtual Server. I use DNS to send...but have tried the ISP's Smart Host. It appears as SMTP is blocked going out. I can not connect to external mail server by Telnet'ing port 25. SMTPDiag comes back with ... C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\SmtpDiag>smtpdiag "postmaster@ha nsenqp.com" "jfreid@autooneins.com" /v Searching for Exchange external DNS settings. Computer name is SBS2K. VSI 1 has the following external DNS servers: 64.115.0.9,64.115.0.10 Checking SOA for autooneins.com. Checking external DNS servers. Checking TCP/UDP SOA serial number using DNS server [64.115.0.9]. Failed: DNS server [64.115.0.9] may be down. Checking TCP/UDP SOA serial number using DNS server [64.115.0.10]. Failed: DNS server [64.115.0.10] may be down. Checking internal DNS servers. Checking TCP/UDP SOA serial number using DNS server [192.168.1.9]. TCP test succeeded. UDP test failed. Serial number: 200111305 Checking TCP/UDP SOA serial number using DNS server [64.115.0.9]. Failed: DNS server [64.115.0.9] may be down. Checking TCP/UDP SOA serial number using DNS server [64.115.0.10]. Failed: DNS server [64.115.0.10] may be down. DNS server [64.115.0.9] did not return a valid SOA record. DNS server [64.115.0.10] did not return a valid SOA record. DNS server [64.115.0.10] did not return a valid SOA record. SOA serial number match: Failed with one or more failures. Checking local domain records. Starting TCP and UDP DNS queries for the local domain. This test will try to validate that DNS is set up correctly for inbound mail. This test can fail for 3 reasons. 1) Local domain is not set up in DNS. Inbound mail cannot be routed to local mailboxes. 2) Firewall blocks TCP/UDP DNS queries. This will not affect inbound mail, but will affect outbound mail. 3) Internal DNS is unaware of external DNS settings. This is a valid configuration for certain topologies. Checking MX records using TCP: hansenqp.com. MX: hansenqp.com (0) MX: www.hansenqp.com (10) Checking MX records using UDP: hansenqp.com. MX: hansenqp.com (0) MX: www.hansenqp.com (10) A: hansenqp.com [64.115.169.110] A: www.hansenqp.com [64.115.169.110] Both TCP and UDP queries succeeded. Local DNS test passed. Checking remote domain records. Starting TCP and UDP DNS queries for the remote domain. This test will try to validate that DNS is set up correctly for outbound mail. This test can fail for 3 reasons. 1) Firewall blocks TCP/UDP queries which will block outbound mail. Windows 2000/NT Server requires TCP DNS queries. Windows Server 2003 will use UDP queries first, then fall back to TCP queries. 2) Internal DNS does not know how to query external domains. You must either use an external DNS server or configure DNS server to query external domains. 3) Remote domain does not exist. Failure is expected. Checking MX records using TCP: autooneins.com. MX: mail.uu.net (30) MX: smtp2.autooneins.com (10) A: smtp2.autooneins.com [65.215.29.59] Checking MX records using UDP: autooneins.com. MX: mail.uu.net (30) MX: smtp2.autooneins.com (10) Both TCP and UDP queries succeeded. Remote DNS test passed. A: mail.uu.net [199.171.54.246] A: mail.uu.net [199.171.54.245] Checking MX servers listed for jfreid@autooneins.com. Connecting to smtp2.autooneins.com [65.215.29.59] on port 25. Connecting to the server failed. Error: 10060 Failed to submit mail to smtp2.autooneins.com. Connecting to mail.uu.net [199.171.54.245] on port 25. Connecting to the server failed. Error: 10060 Failed to submit mail to mail.uu.net. Connecting to mail.uu.net [199.171.54.246] on port 25. Connecting to the server failed. Error: 10060 Failed to submit mail to mail.uu.net. Now here's the kicker.... My ISP thought there was some virus comgin from our server last weekend...so I scanned the server with Symantec Corp Edition AV. I can not tell you if email had stopped before or after that scan...but when I was researching the SMTP problem I found out what a bad idea that is on a server that is running Exchange. File level scans on the M drive are not good....apparently. So I looked at the default scan settings and the M drive is in there...so it was scanned. So I thought maybe the scan corrupted something so I did the reinstall of IIS and Exchange. No change. So something could still be broke by that scan?? Or SMTP could be blocked by ISA?? My ISP says they did not block port 25 coming out (even though thety did that a long time ago when the server was an open relay). Any Ideas? thanks, Jim Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178731
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    - CAL license This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01C708D9.1477CEF0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi all, I couldn't get any response from microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs, so = I have to Xpost in here. Sorry. How can I find out the number of CAL license seats in a SBS 2000 server? = Recently, the server has a lot of application logs on license usage: =20 Event Type: Warning Event Source: LicenseService Event Category: None Event ID: 221 Date: 9/11/2006 Time: 9:41:56 a User: N/A Computer: AWTSBS01 Description: License usage for product MSExchangeIS 6.4417 is nearing the maximum = number of per server licenses purchased. Consult License Manager from = the Administrative Tools folder for more information.=20 =20 Is this mean we have too many people using the Exchange Server? =20 I have problem finding out the number of license we have in the SBS 2000 = server and the associated Exchange 2000 server. Also, are they share = the same license seats? =20 Regards, el ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01C708D9.1477CEF0 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 6.00.5730.11" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3D"MS Sans Serif" size=3D1>Hi all,</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"MS Sans Serif" size=3D1>I couldn't get any response = from=20 microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs, so I have to Xpost in here.=20 Sorry.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"MS Sans Serif" size=3D1></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"MS Sans Serif" size=3D1>How can I find out the number = of CAL=20 license seats in a SBS 2000 server?  Recently, the server has a lot = of=20 application logs on license usage:<BR> <BR>Event Type: = Warning<BR>Event=20 Source: LicenseService<BR>Event Category: None<BR>Event ID: = 221<BR>Date: =20 9/11/2006<BR>Time:  9:41:56 a<BR>User:  N/A<BR>Computer:=20 AWTSBS01<BR>Description:<BR>License usage for product MSExchangeIS = 6.4417 is=20 nearing the maximum number of per server licenses purchased. Consult = License=20 Manager from the Administrative Tools folder for more information.=20 <BR> <BR>Is this mean we have too many people using the Exchange=20 Server?<BR> <BR>I have problem finding out the number of license we = have in=20 the SBS 2000 server and the associated Exchange 2000 server.  Also, = are=20 they share the same license=20 seats?<BR> <BR>Regards,<BR>el</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01C708D9.1477CEF0-- Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178727
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    - How to add winxp client to SBS2K I'm just getting into this upgrade to SBS2003 but Id like to upgrade all the client computers (6 small shop) to WinXP on the old SBS2000 first. I have a test system at XP/SP2 and Im able to join the domain by adjusting the network params but not by using the floppy disk on the XP computer. Outlook 2000 wont load on the new computer at signin. It seems like others are using XP clients but I cant find any DOCS to show the way. Any help would be GREAT!! TNX. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178725
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    - SBS2k post build SQL install All, Need to load SQL onto a running SBS2k Server. Can I just run the install from CD2, or must I let CD1 autorun? Have tried CD1, but chickened out in case it decided to install SBS fresh over the top without giving me an 'add component' option. Also, will it use the license strings that appear (greyed out, but there) when CD1 autoruns. - I can't find any paper certificates / strings onsite. TIA, Philip Partridge Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178724
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    - Version of Outlook for OWA I am in the process of setting up OWA however the SBS 2000 server I'm working on looks to have a pre-Outlook 2003 client installed. Most of the folks in our office work with Outlook 2003. If I install Outlook 2003 on the server, will OWA use that version? Thanks in advance. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178719
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    - local policy does not allow you to log in interactively via TS Hi, I have SBS2000 DC and when a any user beside administrators try to logion via TS, they get this error message "local policy does not allow you to log in interactively" I made sure that the users group have access rights to loon locally from the security ploy for the domain but still get the same error. When I add any user to the administrators group, then they can logon with no problem. Any idea what I need to do to have users loon to the TS without having to be in the administrators group? Thanks Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178714
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    - Username & password greyed out On a network where WSUS was introduced this afternoon, a user has just reported that they cannot enter anything in the username or password fields at Ctrl-Alt-Del. If they select shut down, there is the Install Updates option you get with Windows Update. Restarting the PC (without installing any updates) has returned the Ctrl-Alt-Del prompt to it's normal state. Was this problem liked to WSUS? I cannot find anything on the net for this issue - are we the first to have it?! :-) Cheers Rob Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178713
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    - Remove Domain List I had installed new domain tree in 1 forest. there were 2 domain controller named SRELSBO on WINDOWS 2003 OS & SRELBB was on WINDOWS 2000 OS. DNS was installed on both. after few days some error occured on SRELBB, so i tried to unistall ADS & DNS on SRELBB. but it failed to uninstall. So formatted the Server. But the same domain name appears while clients logging. Please help me how should I remove that SRELBB from list Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178712
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    - Shared fax service fails to generates receipt I have a problem with the SBS 2000 shared fax service. It has recently stopped generating email receipts to exchnage recipients and produces the following error in the event log: The fax service has failed to generate a positive delivery receipt using SMTP. The following error occurred: 0x80040211. This error code indicates the cause of the error. I belive this behaviour may have started on updating exchange with Update Rollup for Exchange 2000 (KB836488) but removing this update does not resolve the issue. I am running SBS 2000 with the service pack 1. Would appreciate any help. Regards, Bruce Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178711
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    - Domain List I had installed new domain tree in 1 forest. there were 2 domain controller named SRELSBO on windows 2003 server & SRELBB on windows 2000 server OS. DNS was installed on both. after few days some error occured on SRELBB, so i tried to unistall ADS & DNS on SRELBB. but it failed to uninstall. So formatted the Server. But the same domain name appears while clients logging. Please help me how should I remove that SRELBB from list Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178710
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    - DNS server assignment... We have a Win2K small business server and a member win2K3 DC in our environment acting as a backup DC. All PC's in our LAN have been assigned the IP address of the SBS machine for the "Preferred DNS server" and have been assigned the IP address of the backup DC machine for the "Alternate DNS server" setting. Recently I heard that the DNS addresses for all PC's should be an outside machine - not an internal one. Now I am second guessing myself! Am I correct in having all machines on the LAN being assigned our SBS machine as DNS server or should I have an outside as secondary and leave the SBS as primary? And, if I did this, how would PC's know what machine to get logon credentials from etc... if the SBS machine goes down??? (that's why I have the backup DC as the secondary DNS - and it works well) What should I be doing? Thanks, Brad Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178706
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    - Changing an SBS2000 Premium box to SQL2000 server Hope someone can give me ideas for this project:- I've swing migrated our SBS2000 Premium to a new WSBS2003 Premium box. I now want to convert the old SBS2000 box to something running SQL2000 standard edition (an additional SQL server to the one built into the WSBS2003 box). Can a Transition pack do this, or is it cheaper to wipe it and lose the 30 CAL's in favour of a new Windows Server 2003 and SQL 2000 standard editions and CALs. Thanks, Bryan Ferguson Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178699
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    - Unable to open the Administrator Console in SBS 2000 When trying to open the Server Management console I get the following error: Server Busy This action cannot be completed because the other program is busy. Choose 'Switch To' to activate the busy program and correct the problem I then have 3 options 'SwitchTo', 'Retry' or 'Cancel' No matter what option I try I just end up with the same message - Server Busy Once I've tried to open the Server Management Console, the whole of the START menu is unavailable - meaning that I can click on the START button (or press the windows key) but nothing happens. The only way I can get any response is to reboot. Even then I struggle to get into other applications: Am trying to open Network connections, but whichever way I try the window will not open. Have tried via the START menu and via My computer | Control panel Other symptoms is that the server seems very slow. Task Mgr performance shows server running at between 47% - 100% yet I have little running in the way of Applications. Task Mgr Processes shows highest peak memory usage by W3Proxy.exe, Svchost.exe, DriverServer.ex (yes .ex - whatever that is?), sqlservr.exe and LSASS.EXE I've ran Panda and cleaned the odd item found. Have tried to run TrendMicro clean but application gets so far and then hangs, before even starting to scan. Norton reports everything ok virus wise. Although have now noticed that I can't get into the Symantec System Centre anymore. Dispite these issues on the server the network itself seems ok, users are not complaining as yet! Grateful for any assistance - Thanks Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178698
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    - Installing licenses with a USB floppy I recently had to rebuild a server for a customer. It is SBS 2000. The new server did not have a floppy drive. I need to use a USB floppy to install the license upgrade pack. However, when I try to install the license, after agreeing to the license agreement, I get a message that the license diskette is either damaged, a copy, or illegal. It is a brand new license disk, purchased in an unopened package. I've tried 2 license disks and have even replaced the USB floppy twice with no success. Any ideas as to what is going on here? Any way anybody knows of to get these licenses installed? The customer is a non- profit and doesn't really have the funds to buy a copy of 2003 SBS. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Rob Power Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178697
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    - Receiving faxes with external USB modem Does the SBS 2000 shared fax service support external USB modems? I need a modem that will receive faxes reliably and I've never tried a USB modem. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178694
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    - POP3 Hi I have SBS 2000 with SP4. POP3 for Exchange is enable and some workers are downloading emails via POP3. From the inside its enable, but from the outside no. when I stop and start the smtp and POP3 services its working for a while, but stops. In the ISA server there is a rule to accept external connection for the POP3. The problem is only for workers who try to connect to the mail server from the outside. any idea? Than'x Shay Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178692
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    - Event ID 1221 I was just reviewing the event log on my server when I noticed Event ID 1221 with the following description: The database "First Storage Group\Public Folder Store (SBSSERVER)" has 1 megabytes of free space after online defragmentation has terminated. I am very concerned that there is only 1 megabyte of free space available in my Public Folder Store, however I don't understand why this is the case. Given the 16gig limit for Exchange, when I browse folder C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\MDBDATA my database is nowhere near this size limit. Following is a directory listing: 11/08/2006 09:35p 592,650,240 priv1.edb 11/08/2006 09:35p 113,254,400 priv1.stm 11/09/2006 08:16a 1,016,209,408 pub1.edb 11/08/2006 09:35p 182,460,416 pub1.stm As you can see my public folders are only using 1gig of space. So I am confused, is there an immediate crisis going on with my Exchange database? Do I need to start purging e-mails right away? Or is there a 1gig limit being imposed on the folder, and if so how do I increase it? Please help! Don Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178687
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    - Upgrading to SBS2003 R2 & New hdwe. Do the CAL's for SBS2003 work for sbs2003 R2 or do I have to purchase new CAL's too? I will be purchasing a new server and installing R2 on it. Is the SWING method for upgrading really the best way to move everything from one box to another? And what exactly does it "move"? I only have about 30 users so I don't mind recreating them. My biggest concern is NOT loosing their email. I would like to have as much of a "fresh/clean" install as possible since we had someone poking around the SBS box trying this and trying that. Who know what's been changed and "made" to work but might not be done the "right" way. Any suggestions on new server hardware? The box will have VERY heavy printing loads and be used for file serving. Thanks, in advance, for anyone's suggestions. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178686
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    - Slow Response Times Some users have been reporting slow response times when opening their e-mail messages. From what I saw it would take about 5 to 10 seconds for a message to open. I checked the mailboxes in Exchange 2000 and nobody has an excessive amount of messages on the server. I run a backup every night of the Exchange store. I am not sure how to tell how much of the 16gig alloted space is used up, however I don't believe we are even close to the limit. Are there any other cleanup processes I should be running on a scheduled basis? To throw another curve into the mix, some of the users are complaining about the network in general being slower than usual. I have monitored the CPU, Hard Drive and Network bandwith on the server. All seem to be well within acceptable ranges. I am sort of at a loss as to where to begin troubleshooting these issues. The network has been running flawlessly for about 3 years now. It has only been withing the last month that the complaints have started to come in. Thank you in advance, Don Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178685
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    - XML parser hello , this is the 1st time i m visiting here.i have 1 problem , i wan to know how i can start with Embedded visual c++ on WiCE 5. as i need to work on project to develope XML parser on WinCE 5 version.can ny1 tel me which will be best books for the same urgently. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178682
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    - RDC over VPN stopped working One of our remote workers (at a hotel) is currently having a problem with a RDC over VPN that has always worked in the past. He connects to the VPN with success, then when launching his RDC, he gets this message: "The client could not connect to the remote computer. Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept new connections. It is also possible that network problems are preventing your connection. Please try connecting again later. If the problem continues to occur, contact your administrator." We tried other RDCs & he cannot connect to any desktop at work location. The RDC is set to use Static IP address of desktops, not computer names. >From my location, I have successfully connected to his desktop through the same VPN. Could his hotel be blocking something? If so, how do we tell for sure? And Secondly, why would the VPN connect, but not the RDC. Thanks Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178681
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    - Window Media Services Hi, I just had the SBS 2000 with Isa 2000, and I used to have the Windows media services, so; I had WMA and WMV Files, so I use my domain for example mms://midomain.com/audiofile.wma , outside my network (internet) and I could play any file. But now I migrate to SBS 2003 with Isa 2004 I tried all posible methods I know but I can't make it work. Please can you give me a hand. Thank you very much Fabricio Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178680
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    - Error installing Shared Fax When I try to install Microsoft Shared Fax on my 2000 Small Biz server I get the error message "an unexpected error occurred". I checked the c:\Exchange Server Setup Progress.log and the last few lines are: [13:41:54] Looking for domain proxy container [13:41:54] Domain proxy container found -- checking DomainPrep version [13:41:54] Installed DomainPrep version is 4406; current version is 4406 [13:41:54] This domain is DomainPrepped [13:41:54] Leaving ScIsDomainPrepped [13:41:54] Entering CBaseExchangeComponent::ScEvalInstalled [13:41:54] Leaving CBaseExchangeComponent::ScEvalInstalled [13:41:54] Entering CBaseExchangeComponent::ScEvalInstalled [13:41:54] Leaving CBaseExchangeComponent::ScEvalInstalled [13:41:54] Entering CBaseExchangeComponent::ScEvalInstalled [13:41:54] Leaving CBaseExchangeComponent::ScEvalInstalled [13:43:21] CComBOIFacesFactory::QueryInterface (N:\admin\src\udog\BO\bofactory.cxx:54) Error code 0X80004002 (16386): No interface. I am running windows 2000 Service pack 4. Can you help? Thank you Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178675
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    - How to downgrade sbs2000 to windows 2000 server? Hi, everyone, I have a old SBS2000 server. I don't if it is possible to down grade this server to windows 2000 server so that it can join my current SBS 2003 domain to become a member server. If it is possible, can anybody tell me how? Thanks very much. John Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178671
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    - Network goes AWOL after a couple of minutes (pt 2) Hi This continues the issue raised here: http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000/browse_thread/thread/c5eb3d85f5853655/01915ae1a5b1d808?lnk=st&q=robsavage&rnum=2#01915ae1a5b1d808 Since then, the issue has come back repeatedly, and no matter what processes of elimation we try, we canot nail the problem down. For the past 2 months, they have had my own Cisco 2950 (not a 2940 as I said before) in place and had not a single problem. However, I want my switch back now! I am typing out a quote for a new Cisco switch, but expect them to ask why they should pay several hundred GBP just because we cannot identify the cause of the problem. I'm also dead nervous that if we sell them the switch and then the problem does happen again....! To recap - network goes down intermittently, with all lights lit up on the switch. Restart the switch and all is fine again. I have since plugged the server into the firewall so that in these situations, at least their mail server is still up and running to collect mail. But the problem remains. So it ain't the server causing the issue, as all that is connected to the switch when it goes down now are PCs and a printer. It just baffles me why the Cisco switch is so solid in this regard as opposed to the other switches. We had the original Dell unit back in place a couple of months ago, and they were getting the problem several times per week. I installed the Cisco, and there's not been a single occurrence since. Any further suggestions would be greatly appreciated, else I shall have to email them the quote! Cheers Rob Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178670
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    - Router to SBS-2003 VPN Connection I have an SBS-2003 Server installed with its standard Basic Firewall ... After configuring RRAS, the Remote Windows Clients can successfully VPN the SBS-2003 and the performace is very good ... My delima is when I have tried to connect a Branch Office using different VPN Routers (NetGear - LinkSys) through IPSec but was never successful ... Also, I have followed Microsoft Guidelines in KB:816514 for configuring IPSec Tunneling in Windows 2003 Server and did all the recommended settings but with no luck ... For example, the NetGear FVS124G Router VPN Log shows the following: :: IKE phase-I negotiation started :: IKE phase-I message not received after retries :: Sending a Delete payload of protocol ISAKMP and Peer IP: 4568441c :: Deleting the IsakmpSA As seen from the above, the IKE Phase-I SA doesn't get a response and after (5) retries, it will delete the Phase-I SA proposal before even going to Phase-II SA ... Is there any other steps that I need to configure on the SBS-2003 Server-side other than creating the IPSec Policy ??? ... Appreciate your help so that I can setup this Branch Office to connect to the SBS-2003 ... Thanks ... Reda Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178668
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    - SBS2k Exchange recovery - HELP! All, SBS2k, Exchange has hit the end-stops bigtime. Ran offline defrag, and got system back up.. Client didn't have enough time to offload anything before ISP did a 'Mail DB failover'. - This resulted in the same emails coming in twice! Exchange lasted 16 hours between the end of defrag to keeling over again. This time, there was also an event log entry saying that the disk with Mdbdata on it had got to below 10MB free. - This not true. Partitions set to run chkdsk, and server rebooted. I presume there isn't a hack to increase the database size, as there is in Exchange2003? Is there a way to extract a mailbox from Exchange, when exchange won't run? If I did this, could I then uses eseutil to compact what was left, then clear out a sizeable chunk, then get the extracted mailbox back in? TIA, Philip Partridge Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178656
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    - When internet went, so did access to other servers? Odd one... and it has never happened before... Our T1 line from Verizon went down this AM, and within a couple of minutes, my users started getting Timeout issues connecting to the SQL Enterprise Edition on another server (which is a member of the domain). I could have sworn that they were unrelated at that time... I took one of the users PC's and changed it to a workgroup (removed it from the domain), and it could run the software on the other server which accesses that SQL server with out any issues. Went to one of the PC's that was still logged into the domain, and it could browse that SQL server, but would time out connecting to the database. T1 from Verizon comes back up... and bang... back in business. No more time out issues. Any suggestions, comments, what to do's? We have lost our internet connection in the past, and it has never effected us elsewhere running apps. -Dennis Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178648
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    - Can I add a second CPU to SBS? Hi all, Planning my NT to SBS 2003 R2 migration, I found that I don't have the full documentation on the server hardware - I know the CPU is a XEON 2.4 GHz, but not the frontside bus speed - could be either 400 or 533. I will need to add a CPU (board supports 2, currently 1 installed) but the CPUs must match. Seeing as I'm currently running NT 4 on this server, I can't use Intel's product info utility to get the info - Windows 2000 or higher required. Once it's running SBS 2003 I can easily run the piu utility to get the full processor specs in order to get a match. Can I add the CPU to the server AFTER the migration? Any gotcha's or watch-its? I know NT 4 was a nasty piece of business to add a CPU. TIA, SusanV Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178647
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    - Motherboard Upgrade for SBS 2000 Server We have a customer with a SBS 2000 Server that is about five years old. The hard drives were recently replaced, so they have plenty of capacity and they are fast SCSI drives. We are getting ready to replace the motherboard, CPU and memory to get the server's hardware up to date. I have done this same procedure with a Windwows 2000 Server. In that case the operating system had trouble booting, so I just booted on the Windows 2000 CD and ran a repair, which loaded the proper drivers for the new hardware and everything was fine. Can the same procedure be used for SBS 2000 (running a repair install to get the correct drivers for the new hardware)? Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178636
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    - SBS - Additional SQL Server From: "TimeTraveller" <Timetraveller@blueyonder.co.uk> Subject: SBS and SQL server Date: 31 October 2006 09:40 Hi all, I have a client with an SBS 2000 server and a 2003 member server, They would now like to add an additional full SQL server, what is the best way to achieve this. The SBS server itself is not powerful enough to take the SQL as well so SQL needs to be on a separate box, as this will also be on Server 2003 is this possible on a member server? else is it time to rethink whole setup here? Thanks TT Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178634
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    - Replacing Server (Migrating Active Directory) Hi, I currently have Windows SBS 2003 SP1 on a server. I need to replace the server because we've outgrew it. We'll have SBS 2003 SP1 on the new server as well (maybe SBS 2003 R2). I need to migrate all the users accounts, policies, and exchange from the old server to the new server. I cannot find any doucments on migrating from SBS 2003 to SBS 2003. I've found migrating docs from SBS 2000, Server 2000 and Server 2003 to SBS 2003 R2. (I might be wrong but I am assuming that migrating to SBS 2003 SP1 and SBS 2003 R2 are the same). Please help if you know of any documents (links) for what I am trying to do. Thanks, Steve Louie Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178628
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    - Terminal Server - Local Printer Issue Added a Win2003 Server to run TS Services today. All went well except for printers. When a user logs in and attempts to install their local printer the 'Add Local Printer' option is greyed out. Any ideas? Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178627
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    - NAS recommendations with SBS 2000? I have been looking at Buffalo TeraStation Pro for archive storage on our SBS 2000 network. We want to move projects to this location after they've been backed up to tape. What NAS devices are compatible with SBS 2000? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178626
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    - Virtual Server Error messages Good Morning - I have a sb server 2000 with exchange running and I'm getting a long string of error messages. I will paste a copy here, they are always the same exc. the IP address changes*** Virtual Server 1: 201.255.0.3 maximum number of connections has been reached. Connection being closed. ***My problem is I can't seem to find what this is relating to nor what it means and if there is an issue bubbling up. Can anybody point me in the right direction? Chris P. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178625
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    - HOW to Upgrade /Migrate Existing SBS 2000 to a Windows 2003 Server What is the prefered way to migrate SBS2000 to a new W3K server? I have tried and no success a lots of problem based on Adprep and shema preparation? By default they have installed Exchange 2000 and that make shema preparation complex? Thanks, Viktor C. Vukovic IT Consultant, MS GOLD Parnter(AbleOne) Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178620
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    - Multiple instances of the QuickLaunch toolbar being loaded I have an annoying issue that is plaguing both my SBS server as well as our other win2K and win2k3 servers. If I log in locally or on a terminal server session, multiple copies of the "QuickLaunch" tool bar are being loaded. In some case 5 or 6 instances! It basically takes up the entire bottom of the screen. So to fix, you have to right-click somewhere on the task bar, click toolbars and uncheck the multiple instances of the QuickLaunch toolbar that are checked there. Has anyone seen this behaviour before? Where does the quicklaunch toolbar get loaded anyway? I googled the issue and found absolutely nothing on the topic at all... Any ideas? Thanks, Brad Thanks, Brad Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178616
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    - Half the Computers have ridiculously slow logins Our Server had been setup as described below. Something happened, and now half the computers take up to 20 minutes (8 WS, both W2K & XP Pro) to login. The clients are all configured the same (see below) and went I went to verify the Server settings as documented below, it would not let me input my ISP DNS value because it said our Server was a "Root Server." Can someone tell me what happened, and how to fix it? Thx much DMiller SBS: IP: Fixed IP address Gateway: your Hardware router IP DNS: SBS NIC IP as the only entry In the DNS console (dnsmgmt.msc), right click your ServerName and click properties. In the Forwarders tab, your ISP DNS server IP should be inputted there. On the client workstation, please make sure the configuration: IP: Assigned by DHCP on SBS or your hardware router Gateway: hardware router DNS: SBS INTERNAL NIC IP as the only entry Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178615
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    - Business Continuity Post Test Document I am looking for a template or some examples of other companies who have created a Post Test review document. Any ideas or links would greatly be appreciated. Thanks Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178611
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    - Centro Beta Opportunity Kevin Beares, the SBS Community Lead at Microsoft, is looking for beta testers for Centro. Centro is the new server product for businesses up to 250 PCs. If you think you might be interested, see http://blogs.technet.com/kevin_beares/archive/2006/10/24/so-what-is-centro-you-ask.aspx Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178596
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    - Enabling R&RA for VPN clears LAN side ip address Hi, Thanks to anyone who can help. I have a hard reproducible error. When I enable routing and remote access for VPN the server loses its LAN ip address (gets set to 0.0.0.0) this happens even though the tcpip properties still show 192.168.16.2. Rebooting does not cure this. The only way to get the lan ip address back is to disable routing and remote access and reboot. Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178586
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    - safely remove roaming user profiles Is there a good article/info on best method for removing these? Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178579
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    - Windows SBS 2000 that locks when running Help.......... I have a SBS 2000 server that has Exchange, SQL, ISA, DNS, WINS, Backup Exec, Norton Virus, Terminal Services, Microsoft Dynamics, Office XP for SBS, and a few other samll applications. The server will run fine all day long, but in the evening it locks up, The srever continues to run, but you can not logon from a terminal or the server. PC's connecting to the server also can not access the server. We have had multiple vendors in and none can find a problem. I have removed the memory and processors hoping they would be the problem. The server will run fine for a day or a few days and then go down. I does seem to hapen during the backup cycle. ANY ONE HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS ORE IDEAS. THANKS IN ADVANCE. -- ONCPHY Tag: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client Tag: 178576

After i added xp pro clients to the sbs2000 network the shared fax give's me
an error when ever i want to connect it with it. Has anyone any ideas for
me?????

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Re: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client by Dave

Dave
Tue Nov 21 13:05:58 CST 2006

For XP, you use the included Fax Service and configure it to use the Shared
Fax printer on the SBS.
See this KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/325807

"Nevzat" <Nevzat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F5A2DE66-1484-4CCA-A9B5-3B78F18803AC@microsoft.com...
> After i added xp pro clients to the sbs2000 network the shared fax give's
> me
> an error when ever i want to connect it with it. Has anyone any ideas for
> me?????

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Re: Shared Fax SBS 2000 with XP Pro client by Nevzat

Nevzat
Tue Nov 21 13:17:01 CST 2006

For the xp clients i had to share the fax on the server. For the windows 2000
client i did't hava to do this. I'm glad that the problem is solved.
Thxs for your comment

"Dave Stoecker" wrote:

> For XP, you use the included Fax Service and configure it to use the Shared
> Fax printer on the SBS.
> See this KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/325807
>
>
> "Nevzat" <Nevzat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F5A2DE66-1484-4CCA-A9B5-3B78F18803AC@microsoft.com...
> > After i added xp pro clients to the sbs2000 network the shared fax give's
> > me
> > an error when ever i want to connect it with it. Has anyone any ideas for
> > me?????
>
>
>

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