What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"?

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    - <<< WOW what a boring month -- No Security Bulletins today>>> Just about fell out of my chair last night when I saw this on the web site http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/Default.asp No Security Bulletins for December Monthly Release (December 8, 2003) Microsoft had no security bulletins to release December 9, 2003, as part of its monthly release cycle for December. If no other patches come out between now and 12/31....I think TBergstom won the contest... SECURITY CONTEST: http://www.sbslinks.com/Security%20Contest.htm -- http://www.sbslinks.com/really.htm Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145759
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    - STORE.EXE constantly running Hello, STORE.EXE is constantly running on my server and sucking up all my HD space with something??? I don't see any email messages coming in or out. I did notice 2 days ago that I received about 4500+ NDR's from email trying to go out but I don't know where they came from. This raised a flag as to the possibility of my server being used as a spam relay but that has not panned out, at least not that I can see. I have run 2 different virus scans with 2 different scanners and come up empty. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what could be causing this and what I can do about it. Thanks for any and all info. Chris Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145756
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    - Connecting outlook to exchange Hi I am having great problems creating an account for connecting to a mailbox on our Exchange Server with in Outlook 2002. There is currently a POP3 account set up as the default Profile. I have tried to set up a new Profile under "email Account" in outlook and when i select "Exchange Server" And enter the Exchange server name and the users username and click next the following error message: "Outlook could not log on. Check to make sure you are connected to the network and are using the proper server and mailbox name. The microsoft Exchange Address Book was unable to log onto the Microsoft Exchange Server computer. Contact your system administrator if the problem persists." After this i tried to delete all of the profiles on the clients outlook by going to "Mail" in the Control Panel". The network connection between the client and server are fine. Can someone please help. Many thanks Brian Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145755
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    - Keep SBS2K for SQL Server and SBS2K3 for Exchange I currently have Small Business Server 2000 running SQL Server. I would like to start using Small Business Server 2003 for Exchange 2003. Can I have the new SBS2003 as the main DC server while still running SQL Server 2000 on the other. Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145754
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    - Tape Backup Suggestions We are currently upgrading our storage from 80gig to 180gig and lookup for suggestions as far as what tape backup everyone uses. I have DLT40 drives at the moment. Thanks Eddie Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145752
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    - VPN SBS2K to SBS2K3 We have a LAN in Denver with SBS2K, and a LAN in Phoenix with SBS2K3. Both have DSL with Static IP. Phoenix is setup totally stock, and Denver is behind a Cisco Pix501 firewall. We can VPN for Phx to Den easily, but are unable to VPN from Den to Phx. I've been able to VPN to Phx from every machine I've tried that isn't on the Denver LAN, so I suspect is has something to do with the the Cisco Firewall. Unfortunately I don't have much confidence in the company that set up our firewall. The guy who did the work is gone and the new guy seems lost. He suggested a tunnel which would require purchasing another Cisco 501 for Phx. Is a tunnel possible without the new piece of equipment? Is it possible to VPN from our Den LAN to our Phx LAN without a tunnel? I'll paste the log file to the end of the message. Thanks, Steve ****************************************************************** Operating System : Windows NT 5.1 Service Pack 1 Dialer Version : 7.2.2600.1106 Connection Name : Connect to Small Business Server All Users/Single User : Single User Start Date/Time : 12/9/2003, 9:33:43 ****************************************************************** Module Name, Time, Log ID, Log Item Name, Other Info For Connection Type, 0=dial-up, 1=VPN, 2=VPN over dial-up ****************************************************************** [cmdial32] 9:33:43 03 Pre-Init Event CallingProcess = C:\WINDOWS\Explorer.EXE [cmdial32] 9:33:51 04 Pre-Connect Event ConnectionType = 1 [cmdial32] 9:33:51 06 Pre-Tunnel Event UserName = stevemahon Domain = LHPLLC DUNSetting = Connect to Small Business Server Tunnel DeviceName = TunnelAddress = 207.108.140.97 [cmdial32] 9:34:30 20 On-Error Event ErrorCode = 721 ErrorSource = RAS [cmdial32] 9:34:35 06 Pre-Tunnel Event UserName = stevemahon Domain = LHPLLC DUNSetting = Connect to Small Business Server Tunnel DeviceName = TunnelAddress = 207.108.140.97 [cmdial32] 9:35:14 20 On-Error Event ErrorCode = 721 ErrorSource = RAS [cmdial32] 9:35:19 06 Pre-Tunnel Event UserName = stevemahon Domain = LHPLLC DUNSetting = Connect to Small Business Server Tunnel DeviceName = TunnelAddress = 207.108.140.97 [cmdial32] 9:35:57 20 On-Error Event ErrorCode = 721 ErrorSource = RAS [cmdial32] 9:36:02 06 Pre-Tunnel Event UserName = stevemahon Domain = LHPLLC DUNSetting = Connect to Small Business Server Tunnel DeviceName = TunnelAddress = 207.108.140.97 [cmdial32] 9:36:07 19 On-Cancel Event Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145747
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    - volume I am having trouble getting the volume to work. I can hear the sounds, but they are not very loud. I have adjusted the volume controls but that hasn't worked. Can anyone tell me how to do this please ? Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145746
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    - help - corrupt DHCP? I am getting dhcpserver event id's 1010, 1014 and 1016. From reading various posts, while my system is working, this indicates I may have a corrupt dhcp/wins I could do with some help in how to correct this. My current range is 192.0.0.1 to 192.0.0.254 and is set up as follows: a) I have exclusions set up for: 192.0.0.1 to 192.0.0.10 for various servers and switches 192.0.0.245 to 192.0.0.254 for some barcoding equipment a number of relatively random numbers assigned to printers b) I have reservations on 3 ip addresses for printers c) Finally 1 server which was previously assigned an address by dhcp has had its address fixed in its set up but this address is not yet added to the excluded or reserved lists. My current proposed course of action is to stop dhcp and then delete %SystemRoot%\System32\Dhcp\dhcp.mdb and then restart dhcp. Can anyone advise if this is ok? Regards Richard Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145741
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    - SBS2K Backup/Reconfigure Drives/Restor We have an SBS2K installation where the C: drive is only 4gb and we are running out of space frequently. The system has 3 18gb SCSI drives configured as follows using Disk Manager. C: is 4gb mirrored on Disk0 & Disk1. D: is 14gb Raid-5 on Disk0, Disk1, and Disk2. Our original thought was that this would be a safe and well performing configuration. Eventually our Data storage requirement outgrew the 14gb D drive, so I installed 3 large IDE drives arranged in a Raid-5 where all the user and company files now reside. My hope is to complete a full backup of C: and D:, then reconfigure the drives using Recover Disks, and restore. Everything backedup on C: will resore to C: and the same on D:, Its just that they will different sizes and probably different raid configurations. My questions are: Will the restored windows system recognize the change and load properly? Will the shares be OK? Will SQL and Exchange server be OK? Do you have any suggestions for configuration? Thank you, Steve Mahon Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145738
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    - Creating share on new volume Hi all, I would like to make our Access XP database available on a seperate volume from the C Drive. I've created a new volume (Drive E) which is a Default share. I would like to put the database alone in this partition but can't locate it from the client computers. I can locate it if I put it in the company share on the C: Drive - \\ServerName\CompanySharedFolder\Database but how can I access \\ServerName\DriveE\Database ? I tried creating a new share on Drive E with max share permissions & full control for all users but I can't locate a shortcut to it from the client desktops. Any help appreciated. TIA Gary Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145737
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    - ISA restrict Web Sites??? Hi, I have a SBS2K server with 35 windows 2K client machines . I have a slight problem with specific web pages in the company. Some of the days work at our company is reducing due to users playing on games at http://www.miniclip.com to which is reducing the amount of work being produced in the day. I am having trouble finding out if ISA server can restrict access to these sites, I have looked on the web searching through google and all I am getting is to purchase software for the job. Does anyone know of anyway I can do this as this is becoming a potential danger to the amount of work done throughout the day. Thanks in advance Andy C Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145735
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    - browsing network over VPN hello I am trying to connect to a domain (windows 2000 SBS) using VPN I know how to set it up and i can connect to the domain fine. I can also connect to exchange. What i need to do is connect to the network so i can access files. In the past i have taken a PC that has been on a network of site and connected it via VPN and have been able to browse the network. Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145733
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    - Event Viewer disappearing act We recently migrated from our old SBS2000 box to a new one. We had to re-join all the Windows 2000 Pro client to the new SBS (DC) due to the SSID issue. A client is running Windows 2000 Server (non-DC) and we have noticed that his Event Viewer contents are dissappearing. When he click on the Application Log, for instance, the header says 1,279 item(s), but nothing is displayed. This is intermittent, as when he click away from it and then back onto it, then it comes back again. Surely something very weird but very hard to pinpoint! Please help. skc Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145731
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    - error on internal domain name I installed my server as server.co.za instead of server.local and cannot access my website. I created an Ahost record and a local host record - DOESN'T WORK!!! The website is on a server which is hosting several other websites and the ip of that server does not resolve my problem. Please help! Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145730
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    - Not able to browse the Internet overseas? I have a customer that is having a problem with a Notebook that they travel with. The Notebook is setup to connect to a SBS 2000 server but occasionally it is brought overseas to connect to the Internet. I checked and they are receiving a valid IP address, Default Gateway and DNS server(s). In order to enable browsing I had then uncheck the Proxy Server in the Lan Settings of IE. The bypass Proxy Server for Local Address was checked as I thought this would allow for Browsing if there wasn't a Proxy. Any idea why we needed to make this change and is this standard operating? Thanks, John Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145725
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    - exchange queues and bad mail Because I keep getting these so called microsoft security updates I end up with loads of mail in the SMTP queue, sometimes it prevents mail from going out. If i delete them they seem to still take ages to clear? Is it safe to go into the actual directory and delete then out of there or does it have to be done via the program? can i do the same witht he bad mail section? Is there an easy way of clearing everything int he queue without haveing to click each one and say delete? Thanks a lot Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145719
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    - Group Policy I am applying a GP (not touching the Default Policy) on our SBS, and adding members to it so that they can be applied with the GP. What I noticed, is that users have shortcut icons on their taskbar (near the Start button) in Windows 2000, and when i apply a GP to that user, he cannot see any shortcut icons on his taskbar. Also, the user has Local Admin rights, but I have disabled Control Panel and Active Desktop so that he cannot play with the machine - add/remove any programs or add a wallpaper. How do I enable the taskbar icons - can this be done? I then want to set up folder redirections for the desktop and My Documents as I want to setup Roaming Profiles for each user. Thanks, skc Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145717
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    - Users cannot FTP from workstations Hi Have an SBS server. With two ethernet connections one to the internet and one to the lan. Server is setup as standard as it can be. It is utilising the ISA firewall. The workstations are Windows XP profesional workstations. Problem is that users cannot FTP to internet sites from thier workstations as either themselves or administrator. But you can FTP to the sites directly from the server. I will openly admit my knowledge is very limited. I have checked on the ISA server and the ports 20 and 21 in and out custom filters are there and are allow mode. Does anyone have any ideas. With thanks Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145716
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    - Blocked email attachment Hi, I got a email attached with a MSAccess database but blocked with the exchange server. How can I unblock the attachment and save the attachment. Thanks Henry Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145715
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    - FTP connections Hi, This is going to be a long one :) I am running Win2k Server + SBS2k on quite fast machine. It has 2 NIC's instaled - Intel's server version, I don't think model number would change anything. This machine is a domain controller + all the stuff given, except IIS. Let's call this one SBS. The other machine is running Linux on PentiumPro 166 (or 200MHz - nevermind) and it is configured to work only as router for our company - which is I think good idea after all. It has much older NIC's - 3COM 10Mbps for LAN and CNet 10/100Mbps for WAN. I know that this NIC config does not make sense, but it works great. I will call this machine Lin. Workstatnions are all Pentium4 3.06GHz & so on. THE PROBLEM While connecting to Lin via SBS using any ftp client, you get the download "speed" 28kB/sec or 45.7kB/sec. This depends on firewall config on SBS - I get faster transfers while the firewall is working, and slow down when it's down. Weird, huh? Nevermind that. Those speed values have just nothing to do with what the transfer should be - at least 20 times more! It was like that on the beginning of the server's life - about 9 months ago. The ftp transfers from Lin to my workstation were >800kB/sec. I could blame firewall/proxy/anything for lowering transfer, but not that much. The other interesting thing is that when I connect to SBS using Terminal Client (I don't know the exact english name, but I hope you know what I mean), and FTP to Lin i get sometimes the highest transfer - as it should be - but mostly just as I wrote above - 45.7kb/sec. Looks like SBS is blocking the traffic. Has anyone of you got simillar situation? Any ideas of solving the problem? Or at least a good diagnosis? Oh, there's no rules for firewall on SBS (no need), and using direct connection to Lin gives 100% network traffic efficiency. Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145712
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    - Getting TSWEb to work. Need help badly. I need to get Terminal services over the Web to work. Initially I installed Terminal services (configured for Remote Admin) on a server. Then installed the TSWeb files to the server thus creating the TsWeb virtual directory. Do I need to enable any specific security that is not configured by the TsWeb exe? I was able to get to a machine on the LAN from a sep machine on the LAN via web browser by entering the serverName/Tsweb into the Ie web address. When asked for the server name (within the TSWeb logon box) I entered the name of the system I want to control. This proved that it could work. I then opened ports 3389 and 80 and routed them to the server. Tried to connect ti my client's workstation via the internet and the WAN ip address followed by a "/tsweb." This retunred an error message of "The specified remote computer could not be found. Verify that you have typed the correct computer name or IP address, and then try connecting again." I figured maybe it was due to the fact I had TSWeb running on the same machine as SBS 2k. Split it onto a new system and lo and behold same issue. I tried to open ports 1234 (had IIS listen on the port) and 3389 and routed them to the new server, same result. I tried the user internal ip, the users full name Machine.domain.com. No good. I now need major help and need it fast because my client is beginning to get upset. Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145708
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    - Venture funding group for CSEEs Please reply to my email: woodsideseven at yahoo dot com for our URL; Membership is free. This is one of Silicon Valley's elite engineering-focused venture groups with 1200 members around the World from MIT, Caltech, Berkeley, Stanford, Princeton,IIT, Bell Labs, Xerox Parc, et al. Sincerely, Jennifer Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145706
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    - VPN setup to other VPN host. I currently have some scheduled tasks which run in the middle of the night to exchange information using FTP, SMTP, POP3 and HTTP with various sites. I update retrieved information into my SQL database and then pass this information on to a hospital using an ODBC connection into their SQL server database. I also have the need to access their SQL server via SQL enterprise manager. The current setup allowed port 1433 access into their network and only from my fixed IP address range. As of 01/01/2004 they require me to do this via a secure VPN. As a newbie to VPN, the more I read in this newsgroup about problems others are having the more I am confused about the best approach. The server I have has two NIC cards, one for the internal address and the other for the WAN side. How is the best way to setup this VPN tunnel without affecting my normal FTP/HTTP internet access? Is it best to use the built in VPN software solution or should I get a cheap LinkSys type router with VPN built in? Is performance an issue, meaning is it a load on the server to do the encryption and VPN security, enough to warrant a hardware solution? TIA Mark Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145702
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    - VPN set up problem We have benn trying to set up a VPN connection. We can VPN from a client PC within the domain and it connects OK. We can VPN out to a remote site and it also works. Remote VPN into the SBS 2003 machine never gets past the "Verifying username and password" dialog box. We have stepped through KB 320 697 and 308 208 without any luck. When we first try to install it, it says that RRAS can't find the default remote access policy. This error is followed by one saying that 80020007 can't find the specified file. Can anyone shed some light on this ? TIA, Ian Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145700
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    - OWA prompts for password multiple times I have OWA installed and the article 327349 says to unclear the check box for Ask Unauthentuicated users for identification to fix this problem. Will this open up the access to anyone? Peter V Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145694
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    - DNS Forwarders Hi, Stupid Question Time again. Given that the DNS will ask the root servers for any address that can't resolve why bother to add dns-forwarders to the DNS server? Craig Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145684
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    - ISA install-VPN help I have a server that was originally configure with one nic and a 3com firewall. We have moved to a new location and was unabled to get the 3Com configured. I installed a second nic and tried to install ISA and failed. Do I need to reinstall IIS first and then ISA? I need to get remote access and VPN working asap can any one help. Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145683
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    - How does one retrive WAN IP address for remote access I have a Netopia router that apparently has some fairly advanced settings to allow me access into my office to use services such as XP Pro remote desktop I see where to configure the port forwarding in the router (TCP/UDP 3389) and I have the desktop access turned on at the client. But when I query the router info for the WAN side IP it shows me a private 10.0.0.x address. LAN side is in the 192.x.x.x range which I expected. How can i connect to this router (and thus the workstations) ? How can I find out the public address to this router? Contact the ISP (which could be a long wait) Or is ther another way? Ipconfig /all is no help either only reporting the LAN side IP. Also, once this is figured out,assuming their are 10 workstations all using XP Pro and configured for remote desktop, how does a remote user select *their* desktop machine? Does the rdp client have a means of viewing all available desktops? Not sure how you would then connect from a public address to an internal private address. thanks so much! Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145679
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    - DNS Hosting a website on SBS2000. I'm also running DNS server. However, external clients can't resolve address. I can nslookup www.mydomain.com dns.mydomain.com and get the address. Users internal to the next work can resolve addresses in the DNS, such as dns, mail, www. I have server publishing rules for DNS Query and DNS Zone Transfer Server in ISA as well as packet filters as well as the DNS Filter. There is a router in front of the server, however the ISA server logs reveal that packets are getting through. I'm at a complete loss now. I've tried a variety of configurations and followed instructions at http://www.microsoft.com/serviceproviders/whitepapers/isp_dns_config.asp. Where am I going wrong? Robert Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145678
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    - Questions on the products that come with SBS I have a question pertaining to ISA on a SBS server. Would it be better to ask in the ISA group or here. The question is how can I find out what user is surfing to a certain web site? Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145674
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    - shared fax / calling card dialing options Shared fax dials the appropriate calling card prefixes set up in the location dialing rules, but does not dial the suffixes after the phone number. All numbers are canonical and we use sbs2000 with exchange 5.5. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jack Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145673
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    - outbound fax problems I have a problem with my outgoing faxes through SBS2000. I have tried to send a fax with an attachment to an outside agent through Outlook XP. It is always being returned to my inbox stating that it's undeliverable. The content of the undeliverable e-mail looks like this: Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: Apple Vacations Fax Sent: 12/8/2003 3:31 PM The following recipient(s) could not be reached: FAX:Dennis Loomis@+1 (563) 386-3093 on 12/8/2003 3:31 PM The e-mail address could not be found. Perhaps the recipient moved to a different e-mail organization, or there was a mistake in the address. Check the address and try again. I tried sending a fax to another person in my contact list, and that fax goes through perfectly. Why would it fax to one person, but not to another? HELP! Thanks! Torrey Lauer Modern Travel Services www.moderntravel.net Milwuakee, WI, USA Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145672
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    - exchange I have a user who is getting copies of everyones sent and recieved e-mails in the domain. We download POP3 mail from individual accounts from our hosted mail into exchange. I am getting undeliverable messages for his account from anything we try to send him from the outside world. One read " A configuration error in the e-mail system caused the message to bounce between two servers or to be forwarded between two recipients." I have since killed his account on the POP3 connector and he is recieving mail at the ISP now. We have done no config changes on exchange. I am at a loss. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145664
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    - Create Folder for a Group Forgive me to ask this very basic question: How do I create a folder in SBS2K in order to give access only to a group of user? I do not want anyone except this group to see the contents of the folder. I created a group (eg. MyGroup) from AD and added few users including myself to this group. I can see this group name under ..\Mybusiness\Group folder. I then created a folder (eg. GroupFolder) in the Server and select properties. I choose "Do not share this folder" in the Sharing tab. I added the MyGroup in the Security tab with Full access. I remove Everyone from the Security tab. When I try access to the file folder, I got the error "Access is denied". What did I do wrong? Thanks in advance. Ron Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145663
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    - How to upgrade SBS 2000 to BackOffice Server 2000 ? Help needed Hi All, How to upgrade SBS 2000 to Microsoft BackOffice Server 2000? Do Microsoft website provide any documents for reference? Or if you have the experience, please guide me how to that. Thanks in advance. Vincent --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.548 / Virus Database: 341 - Release Date: 03-12-05 Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145658
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    - Shared Fax / Dialing rules / Outlook XP - need help with 100+ faxing per day ! I need to get Shared Fax working for a customer has Win2000 SBS (W2K sp3) and Outlook XP clients. I have done the Contacts import/export conversion so that ALL contacts have the canonical form dialing showing up. (i.e. +1-555-222-3333). The local phone company requires area-code inclusion for LOCAL calls. Long distance calls require +1 on the number. There are 2 USR 56k PCI modems installed on the server. they were on the Server 2000 HCL list. I have added to the Shared Fax - Outgoing Routing - Rules to use "1" as the country code for "all areas", "all devices". The default rule is still in place. So...the user STILL does not get a successful fax connection to a 1+###-###-#### attempt but you can pick up the same line with a handset and dial directly with a good result. Mostly, I'd love to hear from anyone who does a high volume of faxing 100+ per day, successfully. Also, which computer really controls the dialing...the client or the Win2K server? please, any help would be appreciated. I do have a MS support incident i can use but i want to get real world advice as to whether this thing will ever really work ...even with MS Support. Thanks! -Edwick (508 335 4563) Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145653
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    - How to redirect email for one user to and external pop3 account I'm trying to redirect the email for one user externally to his private pop account. Sadly he can;t collect email directly from his Exchange server for connectivity reasons! Can anyone tell me how to do this? Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145645
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    - POP Connectors Hi, Last year I setup a pop connector to collect my client's email from a personal account. Now I'm trying to turn off that pop connector and can't for the life of me remember where to find the settings. Can anyone jog my memory? Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145643
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    - Terminal Services I have a client that has SBS2k with several people using terminal services. How many concurrent terminal server sessions are allowed. Thanks Jimmy Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145642
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    - Network Monitor capture of logon failure Hello Is there anyone that can read a capture I have to try to determine the flaky Domain login issues we are having? I have captured the data between the server and the w2k client machine when it fails to login. Any help is greatly appreciated Thanks Dan Andrews Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145641
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    - Administrators Account Password Can anyone tell me if there are problems with changing the Administrators password on SBS 2000. Do any services rely on it? Is there any info available on this subject? Thanks in advance. Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145640
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    - Security on Company Sub Folders All, I posted a question a while ago about sub folders not inheriting the permissions set from higher folders. I have been looking at this again as it has come up after a few weeks. Below is the permissions for the company drive and a new sub folder created on a Win XP Pro machine. The Test document is not available to any other clients. D:\Company Shared - Domain Users, Domain Admins - FC not ticked to inherit from Parent. D:\Company shared\Advisory - Domain Users, Domain Admins - FC inherited from D:\Company Shared - Allow inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object is ticked D:\company shared\advisory\test - FC Everyone D:\Company Shared\Advisory\Test\test document.doc - FC Administrators, System - ONLY Allow inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object is ticked. When the Win XP Pro client created the about Sub folder Test and then the Test Document.doc the security is all wrong. Anyone any ideas why this is happening? I can reset the permissions fine but any new documents or sub folders created end up with the wrong security info. Thanks Dave Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145630
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    - Multiple Clients Hi, I have 2 clients running SBS 2003 sharing a DSL line. How do I change their "companyweb" default so that each goes to his server? Thanks Rich Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145624
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    - Setup SBS2K Exchange for SMPT email receve Hi All Our server was setup for POP3 but now we want to have mail delivered direct to our server. Our ISP can deliver SMTP and I will set that up when we have the server configured. I need to know any setting I need to make to make sure the mail is delivered to the correct mail box on the server. -- Regards Simon Hardstaff --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.548 / Virus Database: 341 - Release Date: 05/12/2003 Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145621
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    - Help on setup VPN sbs2K Hi All Can any one point me to info on VPN setup on SBS2K -- Regards Simon Hardstaff --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.548 / Virus Database: 341 - Release Date: 05/12/2003 Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145619
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    - Exchange log files Let me start by admitting that I don't take good enough care of my SBS 2000 box - that should avoid the 'serves you right' replies :-) I have SBS 2000 serving approx 35 employees, and I back the server up using Backup Exec 9.0. I run a FULL backup each weekday night. I have 2 large Exchange files... priv1.edb 2.8Gb priv1.stm 8.3Gb However, I have noticed today that I also have approx 12Gb of log files on another drive (e.g. E0008EDA.log), and the vast majority of these are from Sunday 7th December. Can somebody explain what is going on ? I thought the log files were deleted once they were backed up ? How can I have 12Gb of log files from a day when the server was barely used ? Ian. Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145617
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    - blicking unwanted virus spam In exchange is it possible to block these virus things claiming to be from microsoft? Our antivirus picks up around 10 per day and they jsut sit in the SMTP queue as the antivirus cant delete it. We use Mcafee. Is there any other way other than putting the adresses into the filter list, of blocking these annoying emails? If not, in the filter list can you block say a whole domain as in anything from.adviser.net as an example? Other people must have this very frustrating issue!! Thanks a lot Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145614
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    - joining a domain I would like to know if i can join a domain from a remote site. I have setup some laptops to connect to a small buisness server 2000 using VPN i can connect to the server and use outlook to connect to the exchange server this works fine, The problem is I can not browse the network. I have had a pc hardwired to the network and joined a domain, when i connected this through VPN i can browse the network. does the client need to be connected to the domain?? can i join a domain through VPN???? Thanks in advance Regards Stephen Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145611
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    - Is SBS 2000 right for me? I am new to SBS 2000 and Exchange as an admin. I have used them for years, but never set them up. I am suggesting a recommendation that SBS be installed at my brother's law office. Here's the scenario: In the office there are 10 PCs running peer-to-peer. There is a file server installed. There are 2 partners in the office and each has a secretary. Each partner uses a laptop and a pda. The secretary syncs the pda with her local copy of Outlook. But each partner cannot use his laptop to see current Outlook appointments because they are on the secretary's system. My idea is to install SBS 2000 and create a domain. Each secretary could maintain the corresponding partner's calendar by opening it in Outlook. When the partner wants the PDA synced up the secretary can open the appropriate calendar (and any other folders) and sync it. The partner would also be able to see his own calendar in Outlook. Does this sound reasonable? Another option is to forego SBS and Exhange and have the secretary sync her Outlook to the pda, then have the partner sync the pda to his copy of Outlook. Still another option is to sync each copy of Outlook using Vaita's OSASync. I think they will get much better mileage out of SBS and Exchange. Thanks - Jim Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145607
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    - VPN into another Domain outside local domain SBS GODS.. we have sbs 2003 and are tring to connect to a clients office with sbs 2000. when i was connected at our location whit a computer with xp pro and a router and cable modem i was able to VPN into there office (sbs 2000) and see the server and the remote cpus but now i have put in a sbs 2003 and i can connect to there network but when i try to run the remote desktop i cant see any remote desktops or server....i able to ping them but cant see them or connect to them. also at there office they want to connect to one of there clients from there office sbs 2000 they can VPN into there clients office but they have the same problem they cant see any computers or the server. ANY help on this subject would be GREAT.. MARK Tag: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? Tag: 145606

I've been reviewing the SANS Top 20 Vulnerabilities and
other security documents. I don't see any settings in Group
Policy for securing Outlook. It there an effective way to
accomplish many of the recommendatuions, like closing the
preview pane and blocking script-laden messages, without
physically visiting every desktop?

roberto

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Re: What is the best/simplest way to lock down Outlook 2000 in the "Enterprise"? by Dave

Dave
Tue Dec 09 17:51:51 CST 2003

Install all the Office 2000 service packs and current hotfixes, the Admin
package for the Outlook Security Update, and get the Office 2000 Resource
Kit which has .adm templates for group policy. That is a start anyway...
http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2000/appndx/toolbox.htm
DS

"roberto" <no_trash@respond-to-group-not-me.com> wrote in message
news:0VoBb.138287$M02.42618@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...
> I've been reviewing the SANS Top 20 Vulnerabilities and
> other security documents. I don't see any settings in Group
> Policy for securing Outlook. It there an effective way to
> accomplish many of the recommendatuions, like closing the
> preview pane and blocking script-laden messages, without
> physically visiting every desktop?
>
> roberto
>
>

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