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    - Re Installing New Licenses on SBS2000 Hello I had a client who has purchased 5 SBS licenses for their sbs 2000 server. They were told they could only by 2003 licenses and that is what they recieved. The question is. How do you install new licenses into sbs 2000 with out the floppy disk as the sbs 2003 licenses provide a piece of paper with a license key? Any help would be appreciated. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152679
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    - SBS 2003 down grade? Will a sbs 2003 licence allow me to install SBS 2000 ?? There are reasons !!! Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152678
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    - Public folder error Hi, if I try to expand the public folder list in exchange manager I get "Operation failed due to an invalid http request" ID c1030af0. Any Ideas? Keith Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152670
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    - DNS Error Hi everyone, All of a sudden we can't send/ receive mail through our SMTP server or access the Internet. Error received is 11002 host not found This error indicates that the gateway could not find an authorative DNS Server for web site you're trying to access. No error code in any Kb articles that I could find & any google previous don't seem to have an answer. Help!!! ipconfig /all shows DNS Server is pointing to 192.168.16.2 Cannot ping any external web site - host name unknown The strange thing is when I ping our Public IP address -= I get a reply but form a different IP address! Can anyone help as we have No Email or Internet access. TIA Gary Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152669
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    - Fax RAS and telephony service. Hello All Any help with the following would be great I have an SBS 2000 server with two modems, one (com2) for Internet access and RAS, two(com1) for Fax The fault happens with both shared fax and fax service When the fax service is started the telephony service "unexpectedly stops" this then stops any access to modem service and the server has to be rebooted. The event log gives a 7031 error Some times the fax service will start and work for a couple of days but when server is re booted chances are the fax server will not start again Any ideas would be gratefully received. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152666
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    - ISA Packet filter- LAT/routing table conflict My application log file is filing with the following errors: Microsoft web proxy Event ID 14120 The ISA Server services cannot create a packet filter 207.46.130.112. This event occurs when there is a conflict between the Local Address Table (LAT) configuration and the Windows 2000 routing table. Check the routing table and the LAT to find the source of the conflict. I researched the KB but could not find a for me understandable explanation and solution. Does someone now what courses this and howto correct this? Regards, Fred Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152665
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    - Microsoft Outlook Web Access failure on shared folders I'm having trouble trying to use the MS outlook web acess feature to look at shared folders. When I click the folders button near the top left of the screen, it says "This service is no longer available" and only displays only the users private folders. Simon. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152663
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    - Using the SBS as SMTP We have a fulltime broadband connection from our ISP in the UK BTOpenworld, and were wondering how we configure our emails to be sent directly to us instead of us picking up from a POP3 box at the ISP. BTOpenWorld have given us a static IP address. We send out mail through their SMTP server. We are currently facing the problem where we are getting mail HELO errors when sending out to a particular recipient as they are conducting a postfix check. Please can someone give me pointers on how to do this. Thanks, Sachin Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152662
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    - SPs Hello, What is recommended for SBS, to install SBS SP or individual components SPs? Thank you. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152659
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    - sbs2k not adding mailboxes I have a client with eleven users and any extra users I add i get an error when applying their name in outlook properties to attach to the exchange server. the error is "unable to find name in list, " I have 15 user licencences" I am really tearing my hair out as I have made 5 or 6 attempts to add different users, it creates logon and allowa right to shared drives and access to Internet but not exchage for both internal and external mail. The PC's are xp pro. please, please any suggestions appreciated!!! Finn Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152658
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    - Interesting OWA behavior SBS 2000... up to date patches, etc. Two remote users who access their email only through OWA have found if they open an email (double-click) to read it, then go back to the main OWA window (without closing the opened email) and click on Inbox, the opened email is suddenly gone - there's no trace of it in the sent items, deleted items, etc. I have tried to replicate this on other OWA accounts on the server, but it is proprietary to only these two in particular... Any ideas? Thanks, Scott Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152656
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    - System takes forever to boot, Currenty stuck on 'applying computer settings' I am running SBS2000 SP3, I was in the process of upgrading to SP4 when the server crashed. The system now does not boot, it gets stuck at the 'applying computer settings' stage. I have rebooted into safe mode and reapplied SP3, this however has not resolved the problem I have succesfully rebooted the SBS2000 server in directory repair mode. The server is configured with 2 NIC's, Internal network and External (Internet). The internal is configure with no default gateway and the primary DNS is pointing at the internal network address. The external NIC is configured with the default gateway pointing at the router and the primary DNS pointing at the internal NIC address (as per microsoft documentation). I have checked the binding order, internal NIC followed by external NIC. However, I am unable to run the ICW (during directory repair mode). When I reboot the server it still hangs during the 'applying computer settings' phase. Its now 7:30am local time, I have been on site through the night ! The users are due to arrive at 8:30amm ! Obviously I require URGENT assistance ! Any help would be greatfuly received Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152654
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    - Chicago SBS Users Group Kickoff All Chicago area SBS consultants and administrators are welcome to our first meeting of the Chicago SBS Users Group. Here's the link to the Microsoft Events page http://tinyurl.com/25ab Bob Hoo Hood Consulting Group - Chicag MCP - Small Business Networkin www.hoodconsulting.co mailto:bobhood@hoodconsulting.co Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152653
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    - Licensing - SBS 2000 CALs used for SBS 2003? Hi there, I have SBS2000 installed with 15 CAL's. Just wondering if, when I upgrade to SBS2003, the 15 SBS2000 CALs can be used or do I have to purchase CAL upgrades of some sort? TIA, Kim. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152649
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    - check port is there a way to check what ports of my computers have been open? Thanks Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152642
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    - half-scan attack Hi! I've received a half-scan attack from this ip: 11.6.83.115. www.dnsstuff.com shows it being Japan-based. According to this site, I should block it on my server that they actually scanned for open ports. Should I do anything else? Is there an organization, like NIST, that tries to catch Internet abusers? Here's the link: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/isa/proddocs/isadocs/CMT_IntrusionIntro.asp Any thoughts or advice will be greatly appreciated. Marcia Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152639
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    - XP Pro & Fax Client How do you get an XP Pro computer to use the fax capapbilties of the SBS2000 server. I tried running the setup from the clientapps5 folder, but the setup doesn't work. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152636
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    - SQL 2000 and SBS2k3 Standard I have a client that wants to upgrade windows 2k server to SBS2k3 STANDARD, which, from what I have read will work fine. They already owned a license of SQL server 2k standard, so chose not to upgrade to SBS2k3 Premium to save money. Question is, will SQL 2k standard run on SBS2k3 STANDARD Thank bgibb Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152635
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    - Problems w/ New SBS 2003 Premium install Hello out there, I hope someone out there might have some pointers for me ... I've recently installed SBS 2003 Premium on a P4 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM, 40GB HDD (mirror set) box. Runs great except two issues: sharepoint doesn't work (getting errors in the Event viewer) and I can't join client PCs to the domain using the http://myhostname/connectcomputer browser based utility. 1. During the initial install, it appears that the MSDE was installed (for Sharepoint and SBS Monitoring) for users that didn't end up purchasing Premium (which comes with SQL 2000). The installation of the MSDE had an instance name of Sharepoint. I went to install SQL 2000 and it detected that MSDE was running and asked if I wanted to upgrade. I followed the upgrade process... When I was done, SQL 2000 was installed but it still had an instance name of Sharepoint ( \myhostname\sharepoint). The only thing here was that for some reason, I couldn't get the SQL Service Manager app to connect and start, the SQL Agent wouldn't start and the Enterprise Manager acted erratic. I was able to back up the STS_Config and STS_Myhostname_1 databases. I uninstalled the "upgraded" SQL server and reinstalled fresh. I restored the two databases and placed the appropriate security rights back on them. Everything looks fine, but the sharepoint admin can't connect to the database, "companyweb" doesn't work, and I have errors in the Application event viewer which show up every 5 minutes saying "#50070: Unable to connect to the database STS_Config on myhostname\SharePoint. Check the database connection information and make sure that the database server is running." Basically, the applications are still looking for an database server with an instance name of Sharepoint. Where do I change the settings for this so the apps will stop looking for this instance name? 2. Here's the other funky error I'm getting. I can manually join a client Win2K PC to the domain but if I try to add domain users to security groups on this local Win2K client PC, I get error messages that the domain doesn't exist or can't be contacted. I did some research and found that I need to go through the Server Management app and click Client Computers, then click Set Up Client Computers. The wizard then says to go to the client PC and go to http://myhostname/connectcomputer to finish the setup. If I do this, an OCX control is loaded, and a wizard starts. If I enter a valid domain username and password (using the admin account here ...) I get an error message saying "The list of users and computers could not be found on the server. Make sure that the Small Business Server network adapters are configured correctly." What is the deal here? I'm at a total loss. There is TCP connectivity, I can ping the server, I can browse the local network and see the other computers (sitting in their default workgroup...). I know physical connectivity is not an issue here. My only guess is that after the installation of the SBS 2003 software, I removed the original NIC and added two new ones. Was the first, primary NIC designated as a special network adapter? Thanks for any help you can provide, I'm so frustrated plus Microsoft wants $245 for support (on a brand new product...) -Brian Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152632
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    - Recomendations for SBS2000 Antivirus w/ Exchange protection Simply put... I've had my SBS2000 up and working with 25 users (98se and XP) for over two years. Pretty much trouble free all along. I've never had any anitvirus running on the server. I belive now is the time with this never ending worm showing up in our mailboxes. There appears to be noone affected but we get lots from outside. My question is... what do I buy and install? Thanks in advance for recomendations. Bruce Smtih Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152626
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    - Security Event Monitor Hi, How do you add items to the security event monitor? For example, I would like to see when people logon the network via Terminal Server. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152625
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    - SUS Hi Team I have a very puzzling problem. I have had quite a bit of experiance with Software Update Services and are using it on a few of the networks I look after but I am having one network which is causing me grief. I have setup a group policy which tells the clients where to get the updates (i.e their server) and scheduled the install for 12pm each day. None of the updates are being installed on the workstations. I have checked out the windows update.log file and it appears to be contacting the server and downloading a catalogue etc. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Daniel. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152623
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    - XP, or Not XP....that is the question..... As noted here before, I have been trying to deploy an XP box on our SBS2K network with miserable success. When browsing network drives, the machine would just hang and hang. Sometimes browsing would be fast, other times the machine would actually go into the "not responding" mode. So I figure this new XP box is killing me and my network. Low and behold, I'm on the server yesterday trying to view some files and while navigating through directories suddenly I get the hourglass and have to stand and wait around a minute before my LOCAL drives and directories appear. What in blazes is going on here?! I'm at a record low as far as critical errors go in the event logs, all the patches ahve been applied (and I'm starting to suspect they may have been the culprit) and I', flat out at a loss to figure out why I'm having such huge delays in browsing. Before all the patches, the screens would pop as fast as I could double click, now there is at least a minimal wait on almost all machines. To the best of my knowledge, the DNS is fine, but if somebody cares to elaborate exactly what I should be looking at inthe DNS, I can double check it. Thanks. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152620
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    - PDA sync to Exchange via TS Someone must have been asked if this can be done before? Remote clients use Outlook 2000 in TS application mode on SBS2000 box and want to sync their Ipaq/Palm PDA - i'm sure this cant be done out of the box - any third party apps do this ? Thanks Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152605
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    - VPN Access We have set up a VPN. Is it possible to allow a user that is coming in through the VPN to have access to a SMTP server out on the Internet and if so what is the best way to set this up. Thanks. Richard Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152602
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    - SBS 2003 & Outlook Web Access Requirements Caution, I'm an Exchange/OWA newbie... I have just purchased SBS 2003 and am interested in setting up OWA 2003. Although I have looked pretty thoroughly, I can't find definitive information (let alone a "step-by-step" or "how to") on the requirements or procedures. Can someone point me in the right direction? I realize that I need to have another computer in the DMZ as the back end server but I am unclear on the following: -To run OWA 2003, do I need to buy another copy of Server and/or Exchange for the back end server? Do they need to be 2003? -Do I need to purchase IAS for the back end server? -If the answers to the above are yes, are the requirements for OWA 2000, less imposing (i.e., IIS vs IAS) From the marketing, it sure seemed that setting up OWA was going to be a piece of cake as long as one had a DMZ and an extra box lying around. Apparently there is more to it than that. Thanks in advance, Bruce Bruce Palmer, MCSA, MCSE New York, NY Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152595
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    - W32time and opening port NDP port 123 I have had a problem with two domain controllers in our network no longer replicating as the time difference between the two became more then than 5 minutes. On the operations master (also acting as the PDC) i want to setup W32time to use an external time server (time.micorosoft.com). W32time logs NTP server not responding and ShieldsUp! reports 123 as being closed on our network. So I guess the port 123 is blocked by our ISA server. How can I open this port to send receive? TIA, Fred Blum Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152594
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    - Email problem Hi, We are using SBS2000 with around 30 Windows 2000 Pro clients and around 2 WinXPP clients. Our Internet connection is Broadband via our ISP BTOpenworld. We send out emails via BTOpenworld's SMTP server. Furthermore, we pick up emails from a POP3 account at another ISP for our domain which is xxx.co.uk (example). BTOpenWorld have "Apparently" added our domain name 'xxx.co.uk' to their SMTP DNS server. The SBS's Domain is called: 'ABC' and the SBS machine name is called 'ABC-SBS'. Each user has a mailbox in Exchange, e.g. john@xxx.co.uk Problem: A user tried to send an email to a recipient and got an undeliverable (it is the correct email address!): -------------------------------------------- There was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email server. Please contact your system administrator. <abc-sbs.abc.local #5.5.0 smtp;554 <abc-sbs.abc.local>: Helo command rejected: Set a valid hostname> -------------------------------------------- Please can you tell me what the problem is? EMails to other recipeints are OK, but this particular recipeint is causing a problem by us getting undelierables with the message above. Any comments and suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks, skc Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152589
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    - SBS2K3 - Initial Install Fails Hi All I can't seem to get past the 13 Min to go point in an initial install of 2K3. It is stopping ( and cycling over and over) at the "Registering Components" section I have tried killing the machine, to re-start. But this just sends it back to the start I would now like to completely format the HDD again and start from scratch, but I no longer am able to boot from CD as it automatically launches the previous install. How can I stop this from happening, or identify what is causing the problem Any help would be great Paul. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152587
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    - How to allow inbound mail from external domain but refuse outbound mail to same domain? [SBS2K] How can I allow inbound mail from a specific domain whilst blocking outbound to the same domain? My problem is that I am implementing Trend Scanmail E-manger Anti-spam (part of the new CSM-SMS suite) and I need to be able to notify some recipients, i.e. upper management, when a spam mail is received (so that they can retrieve it if it has been wrongly identified). However, some mail from mailing lists (e.g. sbs2k@yahoogroups.com) is being blocked by Emanager. Because I am notifying the recipient a message is sent back to the mailing list! How can I deal with mailing lists properly when using Trend E-manager antispam? GFI MailEssentials allowed whitelist addresses to be specified by SMTP To and SMTP from, so could handle this kind of situation. Thanks Neil Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152577
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    - Hostname Issues with Win 95 Client (Ping) Hi - having a bit of problem with my win95 (urgh!) clients... The Setup: We have a sbs2000 multihomed server with a slightly odd pair of Ip addresses (not setup by us) The internal IP is 111.111.111.150 with subnet 255.255.0.0 The external is 10.0.0.11 subnet 255.0.0.0 And no, i haven't got that wrong.... The external address goes to a firewall - which is why it is a 10.0.0.11 and not a "proper" external IP. (please excuse my improper use of terminology...) We have ISA running on the server, as well as exchange, and it is a domain controller and DNS Server (like most SBS boxes i presume) The problem: If a win95 client pings the server it will occasionally resolve to 10.0.0.10 and other times resolve to 111.111.111.150. This seems to be causing some problems with MS Outlook trying to connect to exchange - it should just resolve to the internal address (111.111.111.150). We have win98 and winxp clients on the network too, and these seem unaffected. For the moment I'm looking at editing the lmhosts file - please correct me if there's a better (server-side?) fix. Thanks in advance, Ewan Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152576
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    - OT: SBS Companies Hi Can anyone recommend a UK (London based) company that does sbs installation for a small (10-15 users) organization? Thanks Regards Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152574
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    - Rerouting an email How can I reforward an email box on exchange 2003 to an another mail box on another domain. forward name@my.com to name2@another.com Thanks Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152565
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    - SBS2k, VERITAS 9, Backup Exec SQL Svr Backup I feel like a beginner at times and I have a basic question that perhaps you've run across in the past. Using Veritas 9.0 to backup an SBS2K server. Looked at the backup "selections" and noticed that "Microsoft SQL Server "BKUPEXEC" shows up in the list underneath the server, and there is a "/" blue diagonal in the box stating that this is selected to be backed up. But when I look at the job history, there are 0 files, 0 folders in this set. Have another imaging program that also uses MSDE and this, too, is listed in the selections but no files or folders are backed up. What am I missing? I know the files are getting backed up. Is this because MSDE is being used instead of the full blown SQL software? Or there is nothing worth backing up, SQL server wise? John Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152564
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    - Clean Log Files on SBS2K How can clean up, or remove LOG Files on SBS2K Thanks Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152561
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    - OT: Patch for Security Bulletin 04-007/ASN.1 for Win 98/ME machines ------------------------------------------------------------------------ http://isc.incidents.org/diary.html?date=2004-02-22 "Windows 98 ASN.1 Patch Readers reported to our handlers team that Microsoft is distributing a patch for the ASN.1 issue to Windows 98 users per request. If you are running Windows 98, contact your Microsoft representative for the location of the patch. As reported earlier, the ASN.1 advisory MS04-007 only covers newer versions of Windows. Windows 98 is however still vulnerable. Workaround: you may want to consider renaming or removing msasn1.dll. However, please test this fix carefully as it may break some software. Careful! Do not trust any patches sent via e-mail. " -------------------- I can confirm that if you call MS PSS, option 3 for hotfixes and ask for hotfix for Windows 98 and Windows ME for KB 828028 you can easily get them FOR FREE. US (800) 936-4900 or UK (0870) 60 10 100 other numbers through http://support.microsoft.com/common/international.aspx?gssnb=1 If you have Windows 98/Me machines, either call that number or contact your support/TAM account representative. Susan -- http://www.sbslinks.com/really.htm Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152559
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    - Put Server WAN on Public IP Address? I'm considering putting the server's WAN NIC onto the public IP address we heve registered. I'm concerned though, that this will allow hackers into the server. We are using Excange SMTP mail and are running 2-3 VPN connections into the office. Can anyone give their opinions on whether it's wise to put the server on the 'net or is it best to add an appliance (like SonicWall or another firewall) in front of the server? Thanks for your comments. -- Michael Rudnick news@RCC-pcSupport.com Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152555
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    - ADSL Router for SBS2k Hi all, Just looking for any recommendations for a requirement we have: SBS2k - configured with 2 x NIC - ADSL on external NIC - Router and Modem presently We're having some issues which we suspect are the Router and are investigating alternatives. Requirements are noted below: 1] Either a Router/Modem combination or Router with in-built connection to ADLS line 2] Router must have capability for VPN termination on-board [we have demo equipment on the external side of our SBS box that needs to be available for demo to non-domain users] - therefore these users will VPN onto the Broadband Router to access the demo kit 3] Remote LAN users will set-up a primary VPN to the Broadband Router with a secondary VPN tunnel through this primary VPN and onto the SBS box's external NIC If anyone has implemented such a solution or could recommend either a Router/Modem or Router with ADSL connection on-board, this would be appreciated. Regards, David Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152541
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    - XP notebooks Hi All, While our server seems to run fine (server 2000 + exchange 2000), since adding some xp client computers the xp clients seem to run slow & occasionally hang. I have set the DNS locally & they log on quickly but in normal use seem slow over the Lan, if you take them off the Lan then they run at full speed. Help! Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152539
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    - Outlook Please if someone know how to resolve the problem: When I connect to Exchange server with outlook I cant see any mail that I should receive, but I know that Exchange picked up mail because we use external mail server from which exchange picks up mails via pop connector and I connect to that server and there arent any mails, which means that echange picked them up but he doesnt put them in the inbox of the user for which he should?? Thanx on all your answer Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152538
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    - AD You do not have permission to change password Error I receive this error when users log on: You do not have permission to change your password. I've followed the instructions below: However, users who choose not to change their passwords when the Password Change Notification message appears (by clicking No) are logged on with their old passwords and then can change their passwords. This system behavior occurs when the Everyone group hasn't been granted the Change Password right on the user object. Users can't change their passwords over the null session connection (anonymous logon relies on the Everyone group to carry out this action) established between the workstation and a domain controller. Instead, an authenticated session is required to change a password (i.e., users must be logged on to change their passwords).To change the permissions setting for the Everyone group, take the following steps: 1. Start the AD Users and Computers snap-in (Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, Active Directory Users and Computers). 2. Select the View menu and enable Advanced Features. 3. Right-click the container hosting the user object to which you want to grant the Change Password right (e.g., Users), then click Properties. 4. Select the Security tab. Ensure that the Everyone group is listed in the Name box. If it isn't, click Advanced, then add the Everyone group to the list from the Advanced Access Control Settings dialog box. If the Everyone group is listed, click Advanced. 5. Click the Everyone group in the list, then click View/Edit to edit the group's permissions. In the Apply Onto box, click User Objects. In the Permissions section, select the Allow check box for "Change Password." 6. Click OK to accept the changes. However users still can't change passwords...Anyone know what I could be missing? Robert Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152537
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    - Should we defrag SBS2000 server drives ? We use SBS2000 and have 1 drive partitioned with C:(4gig) and E:(28gig). Should we defrag these drives ? They look pretty bad when we analyze them. Thanks, Tony Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152524
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    - Old web page keeps showing up Company web site is hosted externally and is currently under going remodeling. When it is accessed externally it displays that the site is under reconstruction. The problem is when accessed from internally the old web page shows up. I have stopped the web proxy serv, deleted the *.cdat file in the urlcache folder, restarted web proxy numerous times but still shows old site page. I have rebooted server & at least one workstation, still broke. Deleted all cookies & temp internet files from server and flushed dns. What else should I check? Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152522
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    - small business server with exchange server Does each mailbox require a license? i.e. 50 mailboxes = 50 licenses? i am trying to determine if i want to go with exchange server, or an open source version. thanks brandon willis __________________________________________________________________ brandon willis ICQ#: 292915581 Current ICQ status: + More ways to contact me Get ICQ! __________________________________________________________________ Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152518
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    - SMTP Relay problems I have an application on each workstation that needs to send SMTP Email. I thought that I would be able to just enter the name of the SBS Server as the SMTP Server. What is happening is that any message that is addressed outside of the SBS Domain is just lost. I donot recieve any error messages, the message just never arrives. I have also tested this using outlook express on both a workstation and on the server. OE works properly on the server, but the test messages get lost when there sent from the workstation Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152515
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    - SBS V4.0 I have got involved with a company who have SBS sever V4 running. Budgetry constraints mean they cannot upgrade till later in the year, so i will have to do what I can till then. They have had broadband installed will I be able to configure the proxy server to run via a BB modem connected to a 2nd nic or will I have to bypass proxy server. Secondly I suspect it wont be possible to use pop3 mail with exchange server am I correct and advice (besides upgrade!!!) would be appreciated geoff Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152514
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    - Not sure where to start (Terminal Server) Hi, We are running a SBS2000 network with an attached Win2k server. We need to temporarily set up this seperate win2k server to allow terminal server (we have a 3rd party contractor who needs access to the server from outside our network.) I have never run terminal server on the sbs2000 box let alone on the seperate win2k server. I'm not sure where to start. How should I go about setting this up? Any advice, links etc would be appreciated. Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152507
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    - Tutorials / guides wanted.... Hi, I have been looking at the net for some decent tutorial, but have been unable to find decent ones. The subjects I need are; - Setting up a scheduled backup on SBS2000 or SBS 2003 to backup files and Exchange. - Migrating exchange from SBS4.5 to SBS2003 (backup software is Arcserve) - Migrating exchange from SBS2000 to SBS2003 (backup software is Arcserve) Thanks in advance Robbie Niblock Northern Ireland Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152495
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    - Uninstallign ISA and one NIC Has anyone uninstalled ISA and ran the SBS 2000 with one NIC. ISA is causing me problem with the Web proxy always crashing. On the phone with MS and they make me clear the cache and bypass the service from the cleints but a week later it crashes. Any insight would be great. Peter V Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152494
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    - SBS 2003 OWA Calendar not working I have recently set up a new SBS 2003 server behind a firewall and have configured port forwarding to enable access to Outlook Web Access from the Internet. Users are able to connect and log in OK and get to their mailbox, and the Basic version works fine. But the premium version calendar does not work at all, we are just getting a "View Updating" hourglass which never times out or gives an error message. This does not happen if we access OWA from the browser on the server itself on a Remote Desktop Session but still does not work if we connect via VPN to the Server directly, rather than through port forwarding. Either there is some problem with the firewall, I have not enabled enough ports or there is something on the client Machines (Windows XP Pro running Outlook 2000) that is stopping it working. I am really hoping that someone has a solution for this as we were hoping to use OWA at remote sites to avoid the complexity of setting up VPN and direct client connections. Any ideas appreciated. John Wilson Tag: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K Tag: 152493

I have a SBS2K runing in Mixed mode. This is the only server in the network.
I also have a network with 2 Win2K servers.
If I switch to Native Mode the SBS, do I gain some new functionalities?
Gus

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Re: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K by Kevin

Kevin
Thu Feb 26 08:37:26 CST 2004

http://computerperformance.co.uk/exchange2003/exchange_2003_native_mode.htm

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;270143

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Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]
"The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long"

"news.microsoft.com" <guslp@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I have a SBS2K runing in Mixed mode. This is the only server in the
network.
> I also have a network with 2 Win2K servers.
> If I switch to Native Mode the SBS, do I gain some new functionalities?
> Gus
>
>

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Re: Switch to Native Mode SBS2K by Mal

Mal
Fri Feb 27 06:35:21 CST 2004

Yep, but probably not much you will notice.

Mal Osborne
MCSE MVP Mensa

"news.microsoft.com" <guslp@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:eAtow$G$DHA.624@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> I have a SBS2K runing in Mixed mode. This is the only server in the
network.
> I also have a network with 2 Win2K servers.
> If I switch to Native Mode the SBS, do I gain some new functionalities?
> Gus
>
>

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