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    - TCP/IP Connection was unrepentantly terminated I'm trying to send/receive emails via my SBS using outlook 2000 and keep getting the message :TCP/IP Connection was unrepentantly terminated contact your lan administrator... I am not using exchange, just a standard internet account using LAN as the connection..ISA is configured to allow smtp & pop3 traffic. Any ideas Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115571
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    - IE - 403 forbidden on first attempt, but refreshes OK Our server is SBS2K sp3 with XP workstations. Internet has been working OK, but recently we have been getting a problem with IE. When IE is first fired up on a workstation we get an error 403 forbidden - ISA server has blocked connection to the specified URL. If we click refresh, the page loads OK and all subsequent activity is fine for that session. If we close and reopen IE the problem repeats. The only thing that has changed on the system is that we set up a group policy to redirect "my documents" to the "company" shared folder and disabled "offline files" on each workstation. Any ideas? Steve Gray Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115570
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    - Fax module I am considering upgrading to SBS and was wondering how the desktop Fax module works. I can see how outgoing faxes would be handled but what about incoming faxes, are they displayed on screen and if so which application runs them? Or is this just an outgoing service such that I would need to retain my fax machine for incoming communication? Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115568
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    - Tape backup software What do people here recommend for tape backup software? I'm figuring on a DLT VS80 system, either a standalone drive or a small library (eg. Dell Powervault). Probably a daily incremental and a weekly full backup, for a small machine shop. Things to back up would include email, drawings, and job orders. Maybe 2-4 tape sets, one per week, with all but one kept off-site. I'd like to see a verify-after-write function. There's nothing worse than losing your hard disk and finding that your backups are trash. I want to be dead certain that the tapes have good data on them. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115566
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    - XP Slow This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000A_01C346C9.2F24FD70 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable We have three computers connected to our SBS network Computer Name: OS TOM Win 98 DICK Win2K HARRY Win XP Pro Logging onto Tom or Dick as user Peter works fine and the speed of data = transfer between the workstations and the server is fine. Log on to Harry as Peter and the speed of data transfer is abysmal. We = have tried removing AV off the machine in case that was the problem but = to no avail. However, if you log onto Harry as the Administrator the speed is as good = as the other workstations! If you log onto Harry as a local machine and then connect to server once = in, the speed is fine. We have tried the same thing with Harry by using other user accounts and = the same problem with speed occurs. This is bizarre! Anybody got any ideas please? Many thanks Peter ------=_NextPart_000_000A_01C346C9.2F24FD70 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 6.00.2716.2200" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>We have three computers connected to = our SBS=20 network</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Computer=20 Name:   OS<BR>TOM      &nbsp= ;=20             Win=20 98<BR>DICK           =20        =20 Win2K<BR>HARRY        =    =20     Win XP Pro</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Logging onto Tom or Dick as user Peter = works fine=20 and the speed of data transfer between the workstations and the server = is=20 fine.</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Log on to Harry as Peter and the speed = of data=20 transfer is abysmal. We have tried removing AV off the machine in case = that was=20 the problem but to no avail.</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>However, if you log onto Harry as the = Administrator=20 the speed is as good as the other workstations!</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>If you log onto Harry as a local = machine and then=20 connect to server once in, the speed is fine.</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>We have tried the same thing with Harry = by using=20 other user accounts and the same problem with speed occurs.</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>This is bizarre! Anybody got any ideas=20 please?</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Many thanks</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Peter</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_000A_01C346C9.2F24FD70-- Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115560
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    - Disaster Recovery Scenarios? Howdy Wonder if anyone has any suggestions for a disaster recover scenario for a customer of mine. They are running SBS 2000 on a server with ide raid 5, as well as a DDS4 tape drive. They run regular backups but are concerned about a critical failure of the server that might have them down for a period of time. They would like to have a PC that in the event of their server failing could have SBS restored to it in a short space of time as an interim measure until the server is back on line. Any suggestions of the best way to do this? Some of the scenarios that I would like comments or experiences people have had are: 1. Backup up SBS regularly over the network to a file and then restore this backup to the PC in the event of a failure. Problems I see with this are the short file name issue and restoring to new hardware. 2. Using some kind of snapshot program (ghost or similar) regularly to create an image over the network to restore in the event of failure. Again I think restoring to new hardware might be the issue. If anyone has a suggestion of an applications, hardware or methods to do this I would appreciate it. Also any obstacles I may face trying each of my scenarios would be appreciated. Regards Ian Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115557
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    - OT: Critical Trend Micro Service Pack: DOWNLOAD NOW Subject: Critical Trend Micro Service Pack: DOWNLOAD NOW Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2003 15:16:50 -0700 From: "Trend Micro Customer Support Services" <onlinemarketing@trendmicro.rsc03.com> Reply-To: "Trend Micro Customer Support Services" <ausp@support.trendmicro.com> To: sbradcpa@pacbell.net Dear Trend Micro Product User: The Active Update Service Pack is available now at http://www.trendmicro.com/en/support/ausp/affectedproduct.htm Per our June email pre-notification, if you are using certain older Trend Micro products, you must update your software or apply an Active Update Service Pack before October 2003. Failure to act will prevent you from downloading pattern files after #650 and receiving the most up-to-date protection against new computer viruses. To see if your products are affected and to obtain the Service Pack and related deployment instructions, please go to http://www.trendmicro.com/ausp No action is required if the web page shows that your product does not need the Active Update modifications. If your product does require changes, you have two options: update your product to the latest version or apply an Active Update Service Pack. Update Option: Updated versions of the affected products are available now. In addition to the latest Active Update module, these new versions offer enhanced technology for virus detection and scanning. Most also support Trend Micro?s new Enterprise Protection Strategy for improved and proactive management of the outbreak lifecycle. Service Pack Option: Should you elect not to upgrade your products, you must install an Active Update Service Pack, available now. This Service Pack makes minor modifications to the Active Update module of your product to ensure uninterrupted receipt of pattern files. The Service Pack is free for customers who are current with maintenance. Trend Micro is increasing technical support resources during this period. For more information, please go to http://www.trendmicro.com/ausp Trend Micro Incorporated ______________________________________________________________________ This message was sent by Trend Micro using Responsys Interact (TM). If you prefer not to receive future e-mail from Trend Micro: https://trendmicro1.rsc03.net/servlet/optout?mktDBWBElIkHKJiHFiHJILssDgLmE0 To view our permission marketing policy: http://www.rsvp0.net Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115550
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    - Outlook Message Recall a.. The recipient is Outlook. a.. The message has not been moved from the Inbox. a.. The message has not been read. If the receipent has fulfilled all the above conditions but he is in a different network (e.g. company) to me, can the recall be successful? Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115535
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    - Wierd port for SSL One of my co-workers is suffering some ISA woes. A vendor has a ticketing program that starts with http traffic and slips to secure transactions using port 8081. Yes the vendor chose to not use normal ports. At the server is seems to work when you turn of the firewall but does not work when ISA is fully functional. I wonder if the packets start out leaving behind the firewall as port 80 traffic but they try to send things back on another port so it gets rejected. I am more than bit experienced with this kind of ISA so I am open to ideas and education. Workstations do not work even thought the firewall client is loaded. Well I am assuming the firewall client is loaded. Jim B. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115525
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    - Host a SSL Website on a member server behind ISA I have been assigned the lovely task of getting this one to work. SBS2K, running exchange, OWA (not by my recomendation), VPN, TS in remote admin mode. Member NT4 server hosts a SSL web site on Internet Services Manager. How can I go about publishing the server without interfereing with the OWA bound to the default web site on the SBS? Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115505
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    - Service PAck 4 now available Can I just install sp4 for windows 2000 - or will Microsoft come out with a new service pack especially for SBS2000? Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115501
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    - OT: Don't lose sight of Security Interesting read.... One of the guys who found quite a few IIS flaws is stepping away from the Security flaw biz, Rain Forest Puppy is his "handle" http://www.wiretrip.net/rfp/txt/evolution.txt "Don't lose sight of security. Security is a state of being, not a state of budget. He with the most firewalls still does not win. Put down that honeypot and keep up to date on your patches. Demand better security from vendors and hold them responsible. Use what you have, and make sure you know how to use it properly and effectively. And above all else, don't abuse or take for granted sources of help and information. Without them, you might find yourself lost or inconvenienced." http://www.wbglinks.net/pages/watchmen/pictures/pic01/rfp04.jpg PCWorld.com - Three Minutes with Rain Forest Puppy: http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,63944,00.asp Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115499
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    - Moving a printer I have just started with a company and have only recently had to use SBS. We have a printer HP 4500 connected to the network via CAT5 network cable directly into the wall jack and the power cable plugs into the wall power socket. (There is no parallel connection to the printer). When i look on the win2k SBS this Printer is set up as a local printer along with a shared FAX which is also setup as a local printer in the same manner. I now need to move this printer to a new room and new wall jack. Can i simply move the printer and connect it into the new wall jack? Would this work? If it won't what will i need to do to get it working? Sorry it's proabably a very basic IT question but networking is not my strong point. JJ Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115487
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    - Public Folder to receive mail I need to set up an e-mail box on my SBS2K network that all users could get to and read mail. My thought was to make a public folder and somehow have the specific e-mail delivered there. Does that sound like a reasonable thought? Is this possible and do you know of any articles that would show me how to do such a thing? Thank you. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115469
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    - Terminal Server Hello there, This is strange but it looks like since I upgraded my client PC to SP4, some strange things started happening (BSOD, sudden shutdown) and at the end I cannot establish connection with my SBS through TS. It worked flawlessly. "Client could not connect to Terminal server. The server may be too busy. Please try again later." I did not change anything on the server and I assume it should be OK. Do you have any clue how to fix this problem? Thanks, Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115460
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    - Upgrading a Novell network to SBS 2000 I am going to see a prospect next week about converting their Novell network over to Windows. They are using Novell 5 and Groupwise. I would like to suggest SBS 2000 to them with SA to upgrade to SBS 2003. I am wondering what is the best route to go: Install the SBS server and SBS clients on all the workstations and then use Gateway Service for Netware to connect the Novell server to the SBS network? The Novell server will have data that will have to be pulled over. Also, e-mail is another issue. How to we export or save all the Groupwise e-mail so it can be imported into the Exchange mailboxes. I am open to any suggestions or advise because I have never mixed the two, TIA Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115448
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    - ISA Reports - How to view Once an ISA report is generated what s/w do u need to view/print this report. David Hellewell Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115446
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    - Sql server question How do I stop sql server from listening on the external nic? Eventid :17055 19013: SQL server listening 192.168.0.2 :1433 external "I want to stop this one" SQL server listening 192.168.33.2 : 1433 internal SQL server listening 127.0.0.1 : 1433 normal Thank you -- Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115438
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    - SBS connection woes New sbs 2000 box, can't get the second nic to even recognize the cable when I connect to T1 router. Cable is fine, nic lights up fine when I connect it to hub. Where is my next area to look? Intel MB with Dual Lan Using Gigabit to Lan, 10/100 to T1 router. Bob Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115417
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    - Can't connect AD to DNS server on the same server Hi all, I am receiving a 0X80040e37 error when I fire up AD. I have just reinstalled AD and DNS after desinstalling DNS. Is it a reinstall issue/deinstall issue. I have seen this problem before, but don't remember the fix. I am on Server 2000. Thanks Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115411
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    - Roaming profiles and redirection. Hi, I am currently using roming profiles and was wondering if I was to keep the roaming profiles as there are users that need to work on mult computers ie outlook. If I setup the my docu to folder redir. will it cancel out the roaming profiles from copying the my documents folder back and forth. Or is there a way to completely kill roaming profiles and altogether and still be able to have user setting carry from computer to computer.... Thanks Eddie Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115410
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    - SBS internet connection Replacing an SBS server (functionally ok) with a much faster one. I've been through this nightmare before, installing SBS on a muli-homed machine. It won't even recognize the cable being plugged in on the nic to connect to the T1 line router. I know the nic card works, because if I reverse the connections the "cable unplugged" nag goes away. I have all the adapter setings just as they were on the old computer, and I'm using the connection right now on a new computer not connected to the LAN to send this message. I think I have something misconfigured in ISA, my hunch is that it's blocking access. Need help urgently, I'm at my clients branch location in another state and have only a couple days to replace the server and most of the workstations. Bob Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115403
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    - **03-025 Flaw in Windows Message Handling through Utility Manager Could Title: Flaw in Windows Message Handling through Utility Manager Could Enable Privilege Elevation (822679) Date: July 09, 2003 Software: Microsoft Windows 2000 Impact: Privilege Escalation Maximum Severity Rating: Important Bulletin: MS03-025 The Microsoft Security Response Center has released Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-025 What Is It? The Microsoft Security Response Center has released Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-025 which concerns a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows 2000. Customers are advised to review the information in the bulletin and test and deploy the patch in their environments, if applicable. More information is now available at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-025.asp If you have any questions regarding the patch or its implementation after reading the above listed bulletin you should contact Product Support Services in the United States at 1-866-PCSafety (1-866-727-2338). International customers should contact their local subsidiary. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115399
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    - **03-024Buffer Overrun in Windows Could Lead to Data Corruption Title: Buffer Overrun in Windows Could Lead to Data Corruption (817606) Date: July 09, 2003 Software: Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0; Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0;Terminal Server Edition; Microsoft Windows 2000;Windows XP Professional Impact: Allow an attacker to execute code of their choice Maximum Severity Rating: IMPORTANT Bulletin: MS03-024 The Microsoft Security Response Center has released Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-024 What Is It? The Microsoft Security Response Center has released Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-024 which concerns a vulnerability in Windows. Customers are advised to review the information in the bulletin and test and deploy the patch in their environments, if applicable. More information is now available at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-024.asp If you have any questions regarding the patch or its implementation after reading the above listed bulletin you should contact Product Support Services in the United States at 1-866-PCSafety (1-866-727-2338). International customers should contact their local subsidiary. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115398
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    - SP4 install I have installed SP4 for W2K and now my print spooler services terminates unexpectedly. I have exchange SP3 running. Has anyone else run into this problem? Beware of the SP4 "HOT FIX"! Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115396
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    - ** 03-023 Buffer Overrun in HTML [It's Wednesday Patch day] - - --------------------------------------------------------------- Title: Buffer Overrun In HTML Converter Could Allow Code Execution (823559) Date: 09 July 2003 Software: Microsoft(r) Windows (r) 98 Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition Microsoft Windows Me Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Services Edition Microsoft Windows 2000 Microsoft Windows XP Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Impact: Allow an attacker to execute code of their choice Max Risk: Critical Bulletin: MS03-023 Microsoft encourages customers to review the Security Bulletins at: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-023.asp http://www.microsoft.com/security/security_bulletins/ms03-023.asp - - --------------------------------------------------------------- Issue: ====== All versions of Microsoft Windows contain support for file conversion within the operating system. This functionality allows users of Microsoft Windows to convert file formats from one to another. In particular, Microsoft Windows contains support for HTML conversion within the operating system. This functionality allows users to view, import, or save files as HTML. There is a flaw in the way the HTML converter for Microsoft Windows handles a conversion request during a cut-and-paste operation. This flaw causes a security vulnerability to exist. A specially crafted request to the HTML converter could cause the converter to fail in such a way that it could execute code in the context of the currently logged-in user. Because this functionality is used by Internet Explorer, an attacker could craft a specially formed Web page or HTML e-mail that would cause the HTML converter to run arbitrary code on a user's system. A user visiting an attacker's Web site could allow the attacker to exploit the vulnerability without any other user action. To exploit this vulnerability, the attacker would have to create a specially-formed HTML e-mail and send it to the user. Alternatively, an attacker would have to host a malicious Web site that contains a Web page designed to exploit this vulnerability. The attacker would then have to persuade a user to visit that site. Mitigating factors: ==================== - By default, Internet Explorer on Windows Server 2003 runs in Enhanced Security Configuration. This default configuration of Internet Explorer blocks automatic exploitation of this attack. If Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration has been disabled, the protections put in place that prevent this vulnerability from being automatically exploited would be removed. - In the Web-based attack scenario, the attacker would have to host a Web site that contained a Web page used to exploit this vulnerability. An attacker would have no way to force users to visit a malicious Web site outside the HTML e-mail vector. Instead, the attacker would need to lure them there, typically by getting them to click a link that would take them to the attacker's site. - Exploiting the vulnerability would allow the attacker only the same privileges as the user. Users whose accounts are configured to have few privileges on the system would be at less risk than ones who operate with administrative privileges. Risk Rating: ============ Critical Patch Availability: =================== - A patch is available to fix this vulnerability. Please read the Security Bulletins at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms03-023.asp http://www.microsoft.com/security/security_bulletins/ms03-023.asp for information on obtaining this patch. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115395
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    - differences between SBS2000 and it's individual components... Greetings, A small business client of mine is purchasing a new properly management package to replace their old DOS based package. The new package is web based and runs on Win2k, IIS, SQL Server 2000 and Exchange 2000. The small business client currently runs an old Novell server and about 6 older Win95 and 98. The vendor of the new software made recommendation regarding the new server (Dell 2x Xeon, 2GB RAM, Raid 5) and also recommended the purchase of individual packages of Windows 2000, Exchange 2000, and SQL Server 2000 and the appropriate numer of CAL's for each. The vendor also stated that the backup program shipped with Win2k Server is more than adequate to back up this server properly. I came back with the recommendation that they consider the purchase and use of SBS2000 instead of the individual components. Purchasing SBS2000 would save about $3000 over the individual components so it's not a trivial sum. I also recommended the purchase of a third party server backup package (Backup Exec, Arcserve, etc.) to take care of the system backup needs. The vendor responded that SBS2000 wasn't the same as the individual components and that they've had lot of problems when using SBS2000, but could not provide specifics about these problems when asked. The vendor also stated that the level of support from MS was different and inadequate for the SBS products when compared to the individual components so that was another reason to not use SBS2000. The vendor also stated that they would allow the use of SBS2000, but would charge an additional 8-16 hours of install labor if SBS2000 was used. As a seasoned veteran of the consulting and small business technology support profession, I know what my feelings are towards what this vendor has to say. I'm interested in hearing from anyone who cares to comment regarding this vendors recommendations. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115392
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    - Please keep away from Symantec corporate 8.1 Hi all, Had a very bad experience with the latest Symantec Corporate Multi-tier version 8.1. You need to register it on Symantec site and they are supposed to send you a license file by e-mail which permits you to run liveupdate, I'm still waiting for the license file after 8 hours - the symantec support is pathetic (here in Europe). The problem is that even if you manually update to the latest virus pattern files, Symantec keeps on reverting to original pattern file i.e. 23/03/2003 so the server and clients are not fully protected. If tomorrow I don't get the license file, I'll revert back to old version and probably order Trend. If anybody is thinking of buying one please be aware. IK . Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115390
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    - POP3 and Exchange Hi All Are there any specific issues I should be aware of using POP3 for incoming mail on our SBS2k Server. Are their any disadvantages in using POP3 instead of SMTP. Does POP3 make us any more likely to receive junk mail or have any other security implications. Regards ........ Fred Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115389
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    - Remote connection The only remote connection that can currently connect onto my SBS from an external location is one using the administrator account. When another user trys to connect their access is denied. Their account has had the appropriate changes made to it (i think) but do i also need to change something within the server (i.e. a list of useres that are allowd to connect remotley). Help Thanks Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115373
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    - VPN and SBS2000 I need to impliment VPN on the server so clients can access the server remotely (from Home) through VPN. Where can I get help on this issue on how to accomplish this project. YOur help will be appreciated. kiki@soservice.com Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115366
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    - RAS users passwords keep going invalid We have several outworkers who have laptops, and who can connect to our network in the usual way when they come into the office, and they can do so without any difficulty. However, if they try and use RAS to dial into the server, their passwords become invalid,and they can't log on. Once their passwords have been reset on the server, they can RAS in again. Their accounts are set up as 'passwords never expire'. Does anybody know why their passwords keep getting invalidated, and how to stop it? Thanks Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115356
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    - SBS default install was an open relay until I removed the SMTP Connector All settings were as specified by TechNet on both the Virtual Server and Connector. The relay was testing as open until I removed the connector. Has anyone run in to this? If so, what could be the problem? I used the ICW to set up the server's connection. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115355
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    - upgrade nt4 to sbs 2k Is it possible to upgrade an NT4 server to SBS 2k? Can you point me to any documentation to perform this or to move the current NT4 server to SBS 2k? The reason is to use the added components of SBS, like exchange. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115354
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    - Exchange SBS and Hard Drive Space I am relatively new to working with Exchange and have followed the directions on installing and setting up SBS 2000. After 2 weeks of being in use, I have noticed that both partitions on my 120 Gig hard drive are full. We are a small 5-person office and do not received near enough email or other data to have filled this hard drive. The larger partition (100 gig) had almost no data on it, so I removed the data and had the partition reformatted. This cleared up the space and was fine. To better utilize the public folders and some data we wanted stored there, I moved the logs and database to the empty partition. After the next reboot, 95 Gig has vanished. The Public folders and the email boxes on the server have been disconnected from all of the Client systems and all the email was put on Local PST files to clear up space on the server prior to formatting the secondary partition as a precaution. I am at a serious loss on how to proceed. Any help that anyone can offer is greatly appreciated. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115346
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    - Question for a skulker... Good Morning, I have been skulking in this group for almost six months gleaning information since I was chosen to look after our companies install of SBS2K. I will give you a profile of me and my install before I ask my question so that you can respond accordingly. I am NOT A NETWORK or IT PROFESSIONAL, I am a programmer that has a very good overall working knowledge. I have also done much reading, worked through this newgroup and Harry Brelsfords book. I did one istall based on Harrys Book, a second based on our comany and I am now live and fully operational. We have 9 users: 2 laptops that travel, 3 W2k and 4 NT4. Our interent is modem dial up. We are using sql (with accessXP as the front end on the workstations) We are also using exchange. The two laptops I have left with thier own interst e-mail for now as we do not have a full time connection that would allow them OWA. We have installed Trend AV, have a RAID5 (three + hot spare) with C: for system and D: for selected data and E: for exchage there is a separate mirror (2 drives)F: for other data and sql logs/back-ups etc. We do a COMPLETE back-up to tape every night. Everything is working... I don't even have any perflib errors! My first question (the first one I will have more as I move ahead) is this: When I make a TS connection (Admin Mode) to the server a complete copy of "My Documents" is copied to the server c:\documents and settings etc... I have read several posts and thay all refer to "Group Policy" and redirection. All the "security" postings sound scary since I have no knowledge or experience in this area. What I need is a step by step walk through of exactly what I need to to to make all users "My Documents" not get dragged across the network and "synchronized" every login/out. Thanks in adance MM Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115334
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    - Run software remotely? Hello all, This question is related to previous post I made, but I wanted to restate the problem more directly (and not presume a solution). I have a piece of technical software (Matlab) which I would like to run remotely on another computer. I use it to develop fairly complex computer models which can take a while to run and really bog things down when they do. So I would like to install the software on another, reasonably power PC I have and run it remotely so I can do other work on my machine while it's crunching away. I also have a coworker (off site) who will need to access this occasionally (its an engineering tool) -but not at the same time. All the machines are connected on a small, SBS2000 network. So my question is what's the best way to accomplish this (assuming it can be done)? Thanks for any advice. -Pat Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115332
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    - create a folder in shared fax console? Can I create additional folders in the Shared Fax console? My Sent Items is getting a little unruly, and I'd like to start organizing my sent faxes, as I have to keep them around for a while. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115331
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    - SBS shared fax address book Shared Fax cannot see my address books. I created a contacts folder in Public Folders, set the permissions accordingly, had each user set Outlook to see it as an "Outlook Address Book". Now Outlook and Shared Fax can use this address book - great - but on our XP machines only. On the server itself however (W2K Server), neither Outlook nor Shared Fax can see it as an address book. When I click "Address Book" in Shared Fax, I get Global Address List, All Address Lists, All Contacts, All Groups, All Users, and Public Folders. Not even my normal mailbox Exchange contacts show up. How on Earth can I get this contacts folder to show up in Shared Fax? What am I missing? I even checked that IE is using Outlook for email (another setting I saw in a post here). Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115329
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    - Fax Blacklisted number on SBS 2000 Hi When fax has beeing unsuccesfully sent, the faxnumber is beeing marked as Blacklisted. How can this be reverced, and faxes can be sent again ? Thanks Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115328
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    - Can't resolve web page? When I ping a web address I get the normal response, but internet explorer won't bring up the web page, it just seems to keep searching but eventually fails, I'm using small business server 2k. Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115327
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    - sbs server and raid array currently have an sbs 2k server running at a client's place with only one scsi drive in it. would like to stick in another 2 drives to give RAID functionality. can i use any scsi drives or do they have to be by the same manufacturer? it's a dell server tia Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115326
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    - software assurance we purchased software assurance when you purchased our microsoft small business server 2000. in order to upgrade do we just have to purchase the media for server 2003? Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115325
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    - Netmeeting remote control Hello, I have an SBS 2000 server configured with two network cards, and all is fine. I now have a firewall installation that has been configured to allow VPN, and all is working well. The result is, I have connectivity to the external NIC of my SBS server. Is it possible to therefore use netmeeting to remote control an SBS client sat on the internal LAN from a machine connected to the external NIC? I have mastered the art of remote control via netmeeting on the internal LAN. I think my questions are more in the ISA 2000 and routing interface area. Thank You Alan Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115322
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    - SBS moving exchange public folders Hi Group, I had been trying to move exchange 2000 to a new server but had to revert back temporarilty as we wern't able to send e-mails from the new server externally through port 25, had some problems, which may have taken a few to fix. Anyway,We had replicated folders etc to the new mail server though. I use MS SBS 2000 along with Exchange server 2000 and keep getting the following messages into my own personal inbox. From Public Folder Store (OurServerName) Subject Conflict message - (Whatever Message subject was) When i double click to open these messages i get Multiple edits have been made to "RE: Here it is" conflicting edits have been attached to a conflict message in "2001 - Customer- E-mails". If i then click the open message in conflict button i can see two e-mails NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEMRe:Here it is I then have two options keep this item or keep all. I do not know what will happen if i select the keep all tab or keep this only tab. I have a total of 300+ e-mails in my inbox from the last four days. I can see that the e-mails changed times are somehting like 5 minutes apart frrom when the system states they are being changed. Any ideas on why i am the only user receiving this error message and also how to fix the fault? Any help/advice much appreciated. Regards Cath Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115294
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    - System crashes at regular time My system crashes almost every night within the same 20 minute window. The physical server has the normally green on/off switch glowing orange as though it's in a power save mode but the server has to be unplugged to get it going again. The server is on a UPS so I don't thinks it's due to an external problem and the regularity makes me thinks it's not power supply. Has anyone come across this type of problems before or does anyone have any ideas as to how I might track down possible causes. Thanks Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115293
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    - ISA, newbie Hi, i created some rules to deny access to certain website, all is great... but i want to disable streaming media and any audio/video to be downloaded.. so... I Have Created in : Policy Elements > Content group an item that includes Audio/* and Video/* i called it media files i want to use this item so that lan users but i dont where to go from here any ideas? Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115292
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    - Service Control Manager I am receiving tons of messages in the event log all saying the following : Service Control Manager: Timeout(3000 miliseconds) waiting for a transaction from the VxSvc service. What is this and how can I stop it ? Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115286
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    - Newbie post - printer set up question Sorry for the basic question. We are a small company just implementing its first server on SBS 2000 and don't _yet_ have a networked printer. We would like to connect one of our current DeskJet printers directly to the server and use it as a pseudo _networked_ printer rather than directly into the switch. Is it possible to set up the DeskJet in this way and for it to be addressable by the client computers? If not can anyone recommend a cheap networked mono laser printer, preferably HP? TIA Tony Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115282
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    - RDC to another workstation Hello all, I can use my workstation's Remote Desktop Conncetion (in WinXP) to connect to the server without any problem, but for some reason I can not connect to other Workstations on the LAN. When I try, a message comes back saying "The client could not connect to the remote computer ... Remote connection might not be enables or the computer might be too busy...". It's definitely not busy, so I was wondering how to enable this on a Workstation running Win2K Professional (assuming that's the problem). Thanks for any help. -Pat Tag: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly Tag: 115278

Re: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly by Susan

Susan
Thu Jul 10 22:35:35 CDT 2003

Excuse me?

ben wrote:

Re: Spot the typex : should read unexpectedly by Les

Les
Fri Jul 11 08:40:07 CDT 2003

you are excused ;-)

(next thread, substitute unrepentantly with unexpetedly. Spell check magic,
I suspect)

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Les Connor
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[SBS MVP]

"Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks [MVP]" <sbradcpa@pacbell.net>
wrote in message news:3F0E3087.D7AA3063@pacbell.net...
> Excuse me?
>
> ben wrote:
>

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