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    - Reinstall W2K or SBS2000 as 'in-place' upgrade? I recently attempted to transfer an image of W2K SBS2000 from a Dell Poweredge 2400 with a single processor to another Poweredge 2400 which had a dual processor. In the original build I had a 8Gb disk which was partitioned into C and D drives and a 16Gb E drive which was running Exchange and SQL. As C and D drive were quite full I decided to add another 8Gb drive to the new server and image C and D onto seperate physical drives. Rather than image the E drive - I just physically moved it over from one server to the other. At first it seemed to have gone ok. I had to install multi processor support for the dual processor, along with adding page file space (Windows reported that it had to create a temp page file) However, it just seems really 'buggy' now. The first few times I restarted the server it would take 15-20 minutes to present me with the login prompt and then a further 5 minutes of a blank screen after I logged in. It's not as though I'm getting loads of BSOD or there is anything in the event log I can go off. It just doesnt seem right. Various things seem amis - for example I can't start Network and Dial-Up Connections sometimes, but other times I can. I would like to know if performing an in-place upgrade of Windows 2000 would help or indeed if I could do SBS2000 this way too? Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162737
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    - << SBS News of the Week August 8, 2004>> The BIG NEWS XP sp2 released to manufacturing Channel 9 gives a demo of XP sp2 http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=9328 ------------------------------ What's the BIG news for SBSers? We can enable the firewall on those SP2s "INSIDE" the network. SBSized info for XP sp2: http://msmvps.com/bradley/archive/2004/08/07/11400.aspx Why would we want this? Defense in depth. Yes you already have ISA and RRAS firewall on the outside but you are a bit "squishy" on the inside. This helps to limit those ports that you have exposed even internally. ----------------------------- We need two patches to enable the firewall in SBS 2k3 http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=d70097c2-4317-40e0-b7da-feb52c6b6386 Then you need this which WILL BE ON the download site [but just not yet ... be patient.. just make sure you dont' install the SBS gpo patch until you have ONE machine on XPsp2 842933 - "The following entry in the [strings] section is too long and has been truncated" error message when you try to modify or to view GPOs in Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, or Windows 2000: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=842933 ------------------------------ Kevin's song of the week news://msnews.microsoft.com/#VR8MiWfEHA.2468@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl ------------------------------ Chad shares a resolution to the OWA timeout issue news://msnews.microsoft.com/#1ODazcfEHA.1356@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl --------------------------- Michael Jenkin shares his Malware cleaner tool info Spyware is getting bad.....: http://msmvps.com/bradley/archive/2004/08/08/11469.aspx -------------------------- SMBnation is COMING UP FAST FOLKS!!!! http://www.smbnation.com --------------------------- 883786 - Support WebCast: Deploying and licensing Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;883786 Tuesday, August 17, 2004: 2:00 PM Pacific time (Greenwich mean time - 7 hours) Are you thinking about deploying your first server? Are you upgrading to Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003? This Support WebCast talks about Windows Small Business Server 2003, an integrated, easy-to-use, affordable network solution for small businesses. In this session, you will learn how to select the right technology to meet your business requirements. Learn how to avoid common mistakes when implementing a first server or upgrading to Windows Small Business Server 2003. Hear about tips and tricks for easily deploying Small Business Server 2003. Hear the answers to frequently asked questions about licensing, product features, and more. ---------------------------------------- Want SBS whitepapers? Here's a listing of recent whitepapers on the Microsoft site. http://msmvps.com/bradley/archive/2004/08/08/11450.aspx Migrating from a Peer-to-Peer Network to a Windows Small Business Server 2003 Network Deploying Windows 2000 Server Terminal Server to Host User Desktops in a Windows Small Business Server 2003 Environment Installing and Securing Microsoft Small Business Manager 7.5 on Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 Download this Connecting Mobile and Remote Users document Download this Windows Small Business Server 2003 Feature Comparison Guide document Download this Installing and Securing Microsoft CRM 1.2 on a Windows Small Business Server 2003 Network document Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows Small Business Server ------------------------------------------ Watch out for Trend and net use drives after SP2 news://msnews.microsoft.com/eXQmAhQfEHA.3612@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl Thanks Frank for that heads up! ------------------------------------------ In other news - - - - - - - - - - Phone spam misery looms Stateside A little-noticed Bill before the Senate will ensure daily misery for US cellphone users, thanks to the inattentiveness of telecomms regulator the FCC. This week the FCC ruled against spam sent to mobile users that originates from email addresses. The regulator believes that the 1991 Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) already regulates SMS text messages, and that's good enough. But a new bill, S.2603, passed by Congress (as HR.4600) two weeks ago, drives a horse and cart through the TCPA. The bill was approved by the House's Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and will be considered by the floor. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/08/06/junk_fax_sms_ok/ STATEMENT BY NY AG REGARDING FCC DECISION http://www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2004/aug/aug5a_04.html - - - - - - - - - - Lawyer sues Yahoo over message-board insults A Californian who objects to personal attacks made by posters to Yahoo's message boards is attempting to launch a class-action lawsuit against the company. A California lawyer who has waged an ongoing battle with Yahoo over personal attacks made against him on Yahoo message boards has filed a proposed class- action lawsuit against the company. http://news.zdnet.co.uk/business/legal/0,39020651,39162798,00.htm - - - - - - - - - - 'Stealing songs is wrong' lessons head for UK schools At the beginning of last month the British Government launched a "Music Manifesto" to promote music in schools. But already this typically Blairite bundle of good intentions is being hijacked (with not a little cooperation from the minders in Whitehall) in order to inflict copyright lessons on schoolchildren, from pre-school onwards. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/08/05/uk_school_copyright_lessons/ - - - - - - - - - - Windows security update ready to go Microsoft on Friday wrapped up development on a long-awaited security update to Windows XP, paving the way for businesses and consumers to upgrade in the coming days and months. The company said it has released Windows XP Service Pack 2 to manufacturing, following a series of delays. Microsoft will make the free update available via download and via CD, but it is recommending that customers turn on Windows' automatic upgrade feature and get the update that way. http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104_2-5300317.html http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5610539/ http://computerworld.com/softwaretopics/os/windows/story/0,10801,95101,00.html?from=homeheads Windows XP SP2 'Released to Manufacturing' http://www.newsfactor.com/story.xhtml?story_title=Windows-XP-SP---Released-to-Manufacturing-&story_id=26213 - - - - - - - - - - Mozilla, Opera Plug Security Holes The Mozilla Foundation and Opera Software ASA have released updates to their Web browsers to fix a series of security vulnerabilities. Mozilla on Wednesday posted new versions of its Firefox browser, Thunderbird e-mail client and Mozilla suite that provide fixes to three issues. They include a newly reported critical vulnerability affecting multiple vendors' software that uses the library for the Portable Networks Graphic (PNG) image format. http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1632120,00.asp Images open door to attackers http://news.zdnet.co.uk/0,39020330,39162797,00.htm - - - - - - - - - - Yahoo's Anti-Spy toolbar feature buggy Yahoo on Friday confirmed that its recently released toolbar has mistakenly linked an alleged spyware program with a product that has nothing to do with the application in question. A company representative said late Friday that its toolbar's Anti-Spy feature incorrectly identified alleged "hijacker" software known as SearchCentrix as being bundled with Claria's Gator eWallet product, which is designed to manage usernames and passwords. Hijacking programs redirect search results or tamper with browser settings, according to Yahoo. http://news.com.com/Yahoo%27s+Anti-Spy+toolbar+feature+buggy/2100-1024_3-5300761.html - - - - - - - - - - Security Cavities Ail Bluetooth Serious flaws discovered in Bluetooth technology used in mobile phones can let an attacker remotely download contact information from victims' address books, read their calendar appointments or peruse text messages on their phones to conduct corporate espionage. An attacker could even plant phony text messages in a phone's memory, or turn the phone sitting in a victim's pocket or on a restaurant table top into a listening device to pick up private conversations in the phone's vicinity. Most types of attacks could be conducted without leaving a trace. http://www.wired.com/news/privacy/0,1848,64463,00.html - - - - - - - - - - Can you hack the vote? A $10,000 challenge is at stake. Electronic voting systems have drawn fire from courts, lawmakers and citizens groups -- and now they're under attack by hackers. It's an organized assault, too. E-voting technology expert Rebecca Mercuri, a Harvard research fellow who has been outspoken in her opposition to such systems, has issued a "Hack the Vote" challenge, trying to illustrate what she calls the systems' unreliability and vulnerability. http://computerworld.com/governmenttopics/government/story/0,10801,95096,00.html - - - - - - - - - - Small security firm puts spotlight on big vendor bugs Research company says it has discovered 67 undisclosed vulnerabilities in major vendors' software News earlier this week that Oracle Corp. was sitting on patches for 34 undisclosed vulnerabilities in its database software may have come as a surprise to some, but not to David Litchfield, the researcher who discovered the holes. "In general, bugs are getting harder to find but in some people's software you don't have to look very hard to find bugs, they just fall apart in your hands ... like Oracle's," Litchfield said in an interview Thursday. http://www.infoworld.com/article/04/08/06/HNsecurityspotlight_1.html - - - - - - - - - - Online data a gold mine for terrorists IT's high-alert response overlooks corporate sites The widespread availability of sensitive information on corporate Web sites appears to have been largely overlooked by IT and security managers responding this week to the Department of Homeland Security's warning of a heightened terrorist threat against the financial services sector. http://computerworld.com/securitytopics/security/story/0,10801,95098,00.html - - - - - - - - - - Wardriving guilty plea in Lowe's wi-fi case In what prosecutors say is likely the first criminal conviction for wardriving in the U.S., a Michigan man plead guilty Wednesday to a federal misdemeanor for using the Internet through an open wi-fi access point at a Lowe's home improvement store in suburban Detroit. Paul Timmins, 23, pleaded guilty to a single count of unauthorized access to a protected computer. He was cleared of more serious charges of participating in a scheme organized by his roommate and another man to later use the wireless network to hack into Lowe's computers and siphon credit card numbers. http://www.securityfocus.com/news/9281 - - - - - - - - - - Image flaw pierces PC security Six vulnerabilities in an open-source image format could allow intruders to compromise computers running Linux and may allow attacks against Windows PCs as well as Macs running OS X. The security issues appear in a library supporting the portable network graphics (PNG) format, used widely by programs such as the Mozilla and Opera browsers and various e-mail clients. The most critical issue, a memory problem known as a buffer overflow, could allow specially created PNG graphics to execute a malicious program when the application loads the image. http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1105_2-5298999.html http://news.com.com/Image+flaw+pierces+PC+security/2100-1002_3-5298999.html - - - - - - - - - - Feds seek a few good hackers Attention, hackers: Uncle Sam wants you. And hackers are answering the call, or at least listening. A well-attended session at the recent Defcon 12 hackers' conference was "Meet the Feds," a recruitment presentation by a group of federal cybercrime law enforcement agents, who fielded questions from would-be cybercops. http://computerworld.com/securitytopics/security/story/0,10801,95054,00.html - - - - - - - - - - FBI publishes computer crime and security stats Every year for the past nine years, the Computer Security Institute and the FBI undertake a computer crime and security survey among companies and institutions in the US. These surveys provide interesting insights into the level of computer crime being experienced by companies, as well as how they are responding to security breaches. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/08/05/fbi_security_stats/ - - - - - - - - - - Biggest ever Windows upgrade gives security boost Almost since the day Microsoft Corp. released its Windows XP computer operating system nearly three years ago, it has been a favorite target of hackers and critics eager to stress its numerous security shortcomings. Now, more than two years after promising to do something about it, Microsoft is about to release the biggest update ever for Windows. The free upgrade is designed to make users safer from cyberattacks by sealing entries to viruses, better protecting personal data and fending off spyware. http://www.securityfocus.com/news/9279 Windows security update delayed again http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5610539/ Microsoft to begin shipping major update to Windows http://www.usatoday.com/tech/techinvestor/techcorporatenews/2004-08-05-sp2-nears-drop_x.htm - - - - - - - - - - Oracle 'sitting on security fixes' Database giant Oracle has been censured by a leading security expert for sitting on fixes to defend against a wide variety of security vulnerabilities affecting its database software. UK-based Next Generation Security Software (NGS Software) has identified 34 security vulnerabilities affecting various versions of Oracle's database software. Around half these flaws affect the latest version of Oracle's database software, 10g. At least one of these bugs could be exploited to give attackers remote access to corporate database servers without a user ID or password. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/08/05/oracle_security_flap/ - - - - - - - - - - What's in a worm's name? It's not easy naming worms. Antivirus researchers originally identified a recent security attack as a variant of MyDoom - but now think it's actually related to a different piece of malware. When security experts first detected a mass-mailing worm that uses Yahoo's People Search engine to harvest email addresses, they assumed it was a new variant of MyDoom, which a week earlier had attacked a number of search engines for the same purpose. http://news.zdnet.co.uk/internet/0,39020369,39162715,00.htm - - - - - - - - - - Onion Routing Averts Prying Eyes Computer programmers are modifying a communications system, originally developed by the U.S. Naval Research Lab, to help Internet users surf the Web anonymously and shield their online activities from corporate or government eyes. The system is based on a concept called onion routing. It works like this: Messages, or packets of information, are sent through a distributed network of randomly selected servers, or nodes, each of which knows only its predecessor and successor. Messages flowing through this network are unwrapped by a symmetric encryption key at each server that peels off one layer and reveals instructions for the next downstream node. http://www.wired.com/news/privacy/0,1848,64464,00.html - - - - - - - - - - Easy VoIP wiretaps coming soon Virtually everything done via TCP/IP, with the (for now) exception of instant messaging, is on its way to becoming wiretap-friendly, thanks to a tentative 5-0 decision by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Wednesday. Thanks to relentless lobbying and fear-mongering by law enforcement outfits and the companies that sell surveillance equipment to them, all broadband communications, including VoIP, will have to be modified to allow the Feds to patch in easily and immediately, in order to comply with the 1994 Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA). http://www.securityfocus.com/news/9277 - - - - - - - - - - You are still the weakest security link Yet again staff have been identified as the biggest security threat to business IT systems, in a survey released today. The poll of 1,240 British businesses found employee misuse of technology topping the reasons for security breaches, with 50 per cent of businesses having problems. The second highest cause, at 45 per cent, was poorly updated antivirus software. http://www.vnunet.com/news/1157129 Bosses finger workers for virus attacks http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/08/05/iod_sme_security/ - - - - - - - - - - Don't Toss That Personal Firewall The new firewall in Windows XP Service Pack 2 is not by any means the most important security advance in the service pack. Other changes, principally locking down the My Computer zone in Internet Explorer, will have more profound implications for security of the average system. But it's not unimportant. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1738&ncid=1209&e=2&u=/zd/20040805/tc_zd/132874 - - - - - - - - - - -- http://www.sbslinks.com/really.htm Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162733
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    - Delay in Emails Second Post Please help Hey All I put a message up here the other day with the following content ---------------------------------------------------- We're currently running sbs2000 with exchange as a smtp server. There seems to be delays in receiving our emails, some come through straight away and some seem to take ages, the system had been working ok for quite sometime but over the last month or 2 the problem has be come quite a problem. We are having reports of people sending emails and us not receiving them for 2 days or even more. Anyone got any ideas on what the problem could be and how to fix it ----------------------------------------------------- Marina Roos was able to give me some idea how I could diagnose the problem but am still kinda stuck I have pasted the content of the header below, maybe someone can see what could be going wrong. I have substituted some domain info and emails for security reasons. ----------------------------------------------------------- Microsoft Mail Internet Headers Version 2.0 Received: from lon-postoffice.telstra.net ([203.50.2.186]) by server.ourdomain.local with Microsoft SMTPSVC(5.0.2195.5329); Mon, 9 Aug 2004 11:39:11 +1000 Received: (qmail 60789 invoked from network); 6 Aug 2004 19:26:25 +1000 Received: from fsdmail.comsats.net.pk (210.56.18.9) by lon-postoffice.telstra.net with SMTP; 6 Aug 2004 19:26:25 +1000 Received: from fsdmail.comsats.net.pk (fsdmail [127.0.0.1]) by fsdmail.comsats.net.pk (8.12.11/8.12.11) with ESMTP id i768OXuY008841 for <our email here>; Fri, 6 Aug 2004 14:24:33 +0600 Received: from d3q3s3 ([210.56.22.202]) by fsdmail.comsats.net.pk (8.12.11/8.12.11) with SMTP id i768ONPk008830 for <our email here>; Fri, 6 Aug 2004 14:24:30 +0600 Message-ID: <002901c47b99$d4ec86a0$ca1638d2@d3q3s3> From: "Tawakal Impex International" <tawakal@tawakalimpex.com> To: <our email here> Subject: YOUR RECENT MAIL Date: Fri, 6 Aug 2004 14:43:26 +0500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="----=_NextPart_000_0026_01C47BC3.BB33F480" X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2615.200 Return-Path: tawakal@tawakalimpex.com X-OriginalArrivalTime: 09 Aug 2004 01:39:11.0765 (UTC) FILETIME=[ABC40450:01C47DB1] ------=_NextPart_000_0026_01C47BC3.BB33F480 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable ------=_NextPart_000_0026_01C47BC3.BB33F480 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable ------=_NextPart_000_0026_01C47BC3.BB33F480-- Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162732
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    - A problem Hi I havebeen asked to help with the installation of a 2003 standard server at a Convent. The internet conection resides in a WIN XP pro which has shared internet set up. The server previously was an NT 4.00 as a file server. Will the 2003 tolerate being only a file server and accept an IP address from the XP pro. This will result in a workgroup including a server, rather than a 2003 domain. Will the @003 accept this. An alternative suggests itself to make the 2003 as a two NIC system treating the XP exactly as I would an ADSL router. What should I do? Don Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162730
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    - Excessive internet usage after installing Cisco 837 router I installed a Cisco 837 router on a server running SBS2000 with ISA and SQL installed and configured with the default settings After leaving the site Friday with everything apparently working OK I was contacted by the ISP to warn of excessive use over the weekend. 14,000 MB over the weekend on a site whose normal usage is 600 MB per month. It seems only about 20MB was inward with the balance going out. How do I turn on logging so I can track what is happening? I must confess to not locking down the router securely believing (misguidedly?) that ISA would keep the site secure. I noticed the SQL icon on the server that was winking and showing a red knick on it I had not seen before. Is this related to anything? The server and all clients have been checked today for viruses with Symantec Corporate with up to date definitions and nothing has shown up. The problem is not there when running on the old Nokia router which I have put back in place until I find out what is wrong with the Cisco configuration (if that is the problem). Has anyone any thoughts on what is going on? Any help would be much appreciated. Paul Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162726
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    - PC Moved from one domain to another - How to reset Policies? We have a client who has moved a Windows XP Pro PC, previously part of a subsidiary company's network. The local manager wanted this PC to join his local SBS2K network. All went fine EXCEPT it looks like the PC has retained settings from the previous domain's Group Policy (or is it a Local Policy???). For example, in this SBS2K network they don't want password-protected screen savers - but this PC has this feature enabled and there's no screen saver tab available on Display Properties to turn it off. So the question is: How To Restore Local and Domain Policies to their defaults? TIA Norm Hughes Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162725
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    - Reinstalling exchange problems Hi, after numerous attempts of trying to restore exchange from back up without sucess, I want to try a different aproach. How about I reinstall exchange and set up mailboxes again from scratch? can everyone keep same email addresses? any forseeable snags? I have managed to restore all system data from back up and sysem state, but no matter how i try i can not restore exchange. any help apreciated Thanks Andrew Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162723
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    - Song of the Week - August 8, 2004 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C47D47.2CA976B0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Well, this week I was be-bopping my way across Florida, and all the way = to Kansas City, Mo. where I had some wonderful Kansas City ribs! That = plus a couple of pints of a local stout, and I woke up in the middle of = the night with a pretty full tummy. Talking about the middle of the night ... we IT folks certainly put in = our full share of late night downloads and patches and updates. So, = without any further fanfare, the song of the week is a hit straight from = the Billy Joel song book: River of Dreams (aka Server of Fears) http://www.geocities.com/skinnyswavs24/BillyJoel_RiverOfDreams.wav In the middle of the night I keep working in my sleep From the mountain of patches To the scumware so deep I keep looking for something Something sacred I lost But the disks are too full And it's too hard to cross And even though I know the server is up I walk down every evening and look at the blinking lights And try to load a drive image to an optical disk So I can finally find out what I've been looking for In the middle of the night I keep working in my sleep Through the valley of fear With my patches so deep And I've been searching for something Taken out of my mail Something I would never lose Something that would make me turn palee I don't know why I keep working at night But now I'm tired and I don't want to work anymore I hope it doesn't take the rest of my life Until I find what it is that I've been looking for In the middle of the night I keep working in my sleep Through the jungle of doubt To backup tapes so deep I know I'm searching for something Something so undefined That it can only be seen By the eyes of the blind In the middle of the night I'm not sure about a life after this God knows I've never been a spiritual man Baptized by the fire, I wade into the newsgroups That run to the promised land In the middle of the night I keep working in my sleep Through the desert of truth To the FAQ's so deep In the middle of the night=20 --=20 Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP] "The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long" ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C47D47.2CA976B0 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 6.00.2900.2180" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Well, this week I was be-bopping my way = across=20 Florida, and all the way to Kansas City, Mo. where I had some = wonderful=20 Kansas City ribs! That plus a couple of pints of a local stout, and I = woke up in=20 the middle of the night with a pretty full tummy.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Talking about the middle of the night = ... we IT=20 folks certainly put in our full share of late night downloads and = patches and=20 updates. So, without any further fanfare, the song of the week is a hit = straight=20 from the Billy Joel song book:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>River of Dreams (aka Server of = Fears)</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><A=20 href=3D"http://www.geocities.com/skinnyswavs24/BillyJoel_RiverOfDreams.wa= v">http://www.geocities.com/skinnyswavs24/BillyJoel_RiverOfDreams.wav</A>= </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV>In the middle of the night<BR>I keep working in my sleep<BR>From = the=20 mountain of patches<BR>To the scumware so deep<BR><BR>I keep looking for = something<BR>Something sacred I lost<BR>But the disks are too = full<BR>And it's=20 too hard to cross<BR><BR>And even though I know the server is up<BR>I = walk down=20 every evening and look at the blinking lights<BR>And try to load a = drive=20 image to an optical disk<BR>So I can finally find out what I've = been=20 looking for<BR><BR>In the middle of the night<BR>I keep working in my=20 sleep<BR>Through the valley of fear<BR>With my patches so = deep<BR><BR>And I've=20 been searching for something<BR>Taken out of my mail<BR>Something I = would never=20 lose<BR>Something that would make me turn palee<BR><BR>I don't know why = I keep=20 working at night<BR>But now I'm tired and I don't want to work = anymore<BR>I hope=20 it doesn't take the rest of my life<BR>Until I find what it is that I've = been=20 looking for<BR><BR>In the middle of the night<BR>I keep working in = my=20 sleep<BR>Through the jungle of doubt<BR>To backup tapes so deep<BR><BR>I = know=20 I'm searching for something<BR>Something so undefined<BR>That it can = only be=20 seen<BR>By the eyes of the blind<BR><BR>In the middle of the = night<BR><BR>I'm=20 not sure about a life after this<BR>God knows I've never been a = spiritual=20 man<BR>Baptized by the fire, I wade into the newsgroups<BR>That run to = the=20 promised land<BR><BR>In the middle of the night<BR>I keep = working in my=20 sleep<BR>Through the desert of truth<BR>To the FAQ's so deep<BR><BR>In = the=20 middle of the night <BR></DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2> <DIV><BR>-- <BR>Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]<BR>"The days pass by so = quickly now,=20 the nights are seldom long"</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV></FONT> </DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C47D47.2CA976B0-- Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162722
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    - SBS 2003 - Oneway Satellite connection I have previously set this up on SBS2000 and its been running quite well for 12 months now (actually installed over 2 years ago). Has anyone else attempted to setup a oneway Satellite/ISDN return broadband connection on SBS2003 using CEICW? Were you successful? How far did you get? What option from the CEICW did you use? I have installed the DirecPC software (compatibilty mode) and can basically get connection setup using the Broadband with FixedIp option. The Terrestrial (ISDN) outgoing connection occurs when say opening a web page but nothing appears to be received via the Satellite. I have confirmed that there is actually a connection to the Satellite from the internet. Is it the basic firewall that could be causing it? Any thoughts on where else to look? Andrew Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162718
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    - Partition filling up quickly Part 2 ***Part 1 posted yesterday***** Thanks Chad for your help, I found 3 queues on there. It's not creating those logs at that rate. However this morning I found a queue that was labeled "SmallBusiness SMTP connector - e-wholesaler.net(SMTP Connector - Remote Delivery)". Is this considered a spammer using my server as an open relay still? I followed all the steps as I was supposed to. SHould I start using a different port for my SMTP server or it has to be port 25 always?. If I do that I might have to do some changes on my Cisco PIX firewall. PLease let me know Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162685
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    - Slow SBS server Hi I'm running SBS2000 on a dual xeon 2ghz server with 1gb ram and 2 x 36gb scsi hard drives, we have 9 client computers and 2 of these are wireless. The software being used is Sage Line 50, Exchange and Veritas + 1 of the hard drives is used for all files and an Access database. I have two problems which may be related 1. The client computers take anything from 45secs to 3mins to log in, but the wireless computers are almost instant. 2. The performance count for free memory when rebooted starts at approx 50% then over the space of approx 48hours reduces gradually to 1% free at which time the whole network slows down. Any ideas Many thanks Pete Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162678
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    - <<< XP sp2 info >>> Is it out yet? Yes. To beta testers at this time. Should be on the Download site on Monday: http://blogs.msdn.com/mswanson/archive/2004/08/06/210345.aspx The release to manufacturing (RTM) version of Windows XP Service Pack 2 is now available for download via MSDN Subscriber Downloads. The CD ISO image weighs in at 475.35MB. If you?d rather let Windows Update automatically install it, visit this page to ensure that your Internet Connection Firewall and Automatic Update settings are configured correctly. I don?t think it?s available through Windows Update quite yet, but enabling these features will allow your computer to download it as soon as it?s posted. This is a fantastic release with a lot of new security features. I?ve been running various builds of SP2 over the past few months, and I?ve loved every minute of it. The pop-up blocker is a very welcome addition, the much improved firewall is easy to configure, and I find that I don?t have nearly as much spyware finding its way onto my computer. Some of the areas that have been improved are: network protection, memory protection, safer e-mail handling, enhanced browsing security, and improved computer maintenance. From a customer-ready e-mail that is being sent out: I am pleased to inform you that Windows XP Service Pack 2 released to manufacturing on Friday August 6, 2004. Windows XP Service Pack 2 contains major security improvements designed to provide better protection against hackers, viruses, and worms. Windows XP Service Pack 2 also improves the manageability of the security features in Windows XP and provides more and better information to help users make decisions that may potentially affect their security and privacy. On Monday, August 9, 2004, the full network installation package for Windows XP Server Pack 2 will be posted on the Windows XP Service Pack 2 site on Microsoft TechNet (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/winxpsp2). This site is also the best resource for accessing the most up-to-date technical information regarding Windows XP Service Pack 2. On-line distribution will be the primary distribution vehicle for Windows XP Service Pack 2 and below is a summary of the key milestones of the distribution plan: 8/6 Release to manufacturing 8/9 Release to Microsoft Download Center (network installation package) 8/9 Release to MSDN subscription site (CD ISO image) 8/10 Release to Automatic Updates (for machines running pre-release versions of Windows XP Service Pack 2 only) 8/16 Release to Automatic Updates (for machines NOT running pre-releases versions of Windows XP Service Pack 2) 8/16 Release to Software Update Services Later in August Release to Windows Update for interactive user installations Because of the significant security improvements outlined above, Microsoft views Windows XP Service Pack 2 as an essential security update and is therefore distributing it as a ?critical update? via Windows Update (WU) and the Automatic Updates (AU) delivery mechanism in Windows. Microsoft is strongly urging customers with Windows XP and Windows XP Service Pack 1-based systems to upgrade to Windows XP Service Pack 2 as soon as possible. -------------------------------- What do we SBSers need to do specifically? If you want to be able to enable the firewall INSIDE your networks, install http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=d70097c2-4317-40e0-b7da-feb52c6b6386 This update enables and configures the Windows Firewall in Windows XP Service Pack 2 on Windows Small Business Server 2003 networks. ONLY install this after you have at least one machine in the office at XP sp2 RTM as the group policy will no longer be able to be edited from the server until this is released: 842933 - "The following entry in the [strings] section is too long and has been truncated" error message when you try to modify or to view GPOs in Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, or Windows 2000: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=842933 [I called about 2 hours ago and they are working on the 2k3 version] ------------------------------- More reading on this http://download.microsoft.com/download/7/9/a/79a88f49-5a0f-42f8-b6bb-63939752fb80/SBS_XPSP2.DOC -------------------------------- What if I do nothing? Then the firewall will be disabled inside the network and while the active X and pop up blocking will be in place, the internal firewall blocking will not. ---------------------------------- What's the most impact I will see if I install this? Quite frankly on my desktop at the office where I have been running the RC2 candidate, none of my applications have been affected in any way, shape or form. The install does take a bit of time [its a 200+kb file and ensure that you archive the bits when installing. Once it installs the first screen up will look a bit text-installer like and then it will ask you if you want to enable auto update. First screen http://www.winsupersite.com/images/reviews/xp_sp2_02_01.gif ---------------------------------- What's this I hear about the security center? This is kewl as it monitors your patch level, your firewall status and your antivirus level. It will know that Trend SMB is loaded and alert you if it might be out of date. Symantec doesn't at this time but the patch is expected soon. Etrust needs to be on the latest and greatest engine/client to work properly. Looks like this [obviously Paul's wasn't fully enabled] http://www.winsupersite.com/images/reviews/xp_sp2_02_02.gif ---------------------------------- What the pop up blocker and active x blocker do? I see the most impact for me on business web sites like www.bankofamerica.com where we had to manually add the web site and the site it "launches off to" when making tax payments electronically so we could get page properly. When you get to a page that the IE blocks some possible harmful scripting and you need to enable it [like the first time you go to Remote Web Workplace after installation] the IE info tool bar will let you know what to do: http://blogs.msdn.com/tonyschr/archive/2004/06/15/156787.aspx The pop up manager can be adjusted as well and looks like this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/security/productinfo/XPSP2/securebrowsing/popupmanager.aspx http://www.winsupersite.com/images/reviews/xp_sp2_ie_pop-up-blocker.gif ---------------------------- What about the firewall? Won't it stop programs? If you are running with local admin rights the programs should just poke their own holes through without issue http://www.winsupersite.com/images/reviews/xp_sp2_security_alert.gif One thing to check [and unfortunately I can't here at home] On my original test of RC1 I had to manually make a port exception for tcp 27529 for Trend to pick up the dat file updates [SMB suite] I've heard from other folks that later builds did not need this manual adjustment. If someone else newly installing this can let me know if this is true, I'd appreciate it. --------------------------------- What about SBS 2000? Doesn't it need a patch too? No, the firewall and everything on the XP sp2 client will work independently of the server and you won't need to adjust any group policy to make anything work. ------------------------------- The biggest impact in my office? On the four machines that are running the sp2, I've had to let folks know how to add a web site to the trusted site zone to enable scripting when needed and to add sites to the pop up tool bar. As I've posted in my blog: http://msmvps.com/bradley/archive/2004/08/04/11232.aspx "I haven't met a web site yet that I couldn't get to work with XP sp2. Now mind you I'm adding a few to my ?trusted site zone? settings with my handy dandy Trusted site tool bar add in that works on XP sp2, IE 6 [I'm starting to sound like a broken record but I'll post it again] http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/previous/webaccess/pwrtwks.mspx ooh and BobP posted in another example at http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/programs.asp?Program=Trust%20Setter ---------------------------------- How soon should I be rolling this out to clients? Of course, after you test it. But I can say it's been very stable for me. Call your clients and inform them that if they are still on 98, this is the time to get off that platform and get on a OS that is much much better built for spyware and malware protection As always, these are my personal opinions, your mileage may vary. -- http://www.sbslinks.com/really.htm Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162677
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    - Replacing an old workstation with a new one Hi all, I want to replace an old Windows 98 workstation with a newer, Windows XP Pro workstation. I would like to use the same machine name for the new one that was used on the old. (Of course, this is part of a SBS2000 network) What is the correct procedure for doing this? Thanks for the help. Pat (BTW, I'm not really a systems admin, but have fallen into that role. So I may have lots of questions.) Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162675
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    - Event id 202 on SBS "windows server is out of licenses" I have a customer with a SBS 2000 server, a Windows 2000 member server, and an NT 4 Terminal SErver. The SBS server gets event id 202 "Windows server is out of licenses" often, and I understand that this can come from the member server, but the 2000 server has license logging disabled. Can it still be coming from that server anyhow, or can it come from the NT server? Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162670
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    - Enabling user email services I have a user who current does not have email services. How to I set this up for them? Also, although we host our own smtp email, just want to give them access to an outside POP3 account at this point. We have the POP3 connector installed. Thanks for the help. I appreciate it. -Pat Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162666
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    - Migration: from SBS 200 to a Standard Windows 2000/3 Domain A Customer have two SBS 2000 systems (users and password synchronized mannualy between SBSs). One SBS Domain is a "SBS SQL Forest " and the other is an "SBS Exchange Forest" The Plan: 1) Install a second Windows (Win Server 2003) DC in the Same SBS 2000 Exchange Forest " 2) Install Exchange 2003 and move MBXs from the SBS Machine to the New EXCH 2003 machine 3) Remove SBS 2000 system II know i have to be careful about recovery agent certificates, DSRM password, FSMO Roles, but i wanna know: It is possible? If it is not possible: Wich method we will use? SBS 2000 supports move mailboxes? supports integrate another EXCH in the Organization? How to upgrade Small Business Server Domain Environment to regular Windows 2003 Domain http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;555073&Product=sbs It will work? 2. Upgrade Small Business Server 2000 in place. This scenario is complicated and need to be tested before you implement it. Note: I assume that ISA/SQL server hasn't been installed in the domain. a. Add new Windows 2000 Server to the domain. b. Promote the Server from step "a" to new Windows 2000 Domain Controller (With DNS) in the same domain. c. Install Exchange 2000 on the new Windows 2000 Domain ontroller - you may need to add the Exchange 2000 to the same Exchange organization. d. Move users mailboxes from old Exchange 2000 to the new Exchange server. e. Move Public Folders from old Exchange 2000 to the new Exchange server. f. Move GC+ FSMO functions from the original domain controller to the new domain controller . g. Remove the original Exchange server from the original Exchange organization. h. Demote the original domain controller to be a member server. i. Remove the member server (step "h") from the domain. Note: If you have important files (like users home folders etc.) you may need to move them to another server. Also, some services - like Small Business Server share fax/modem may not work in the new environment. Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162659
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    - setting up machine to receive smtp (no pop3:) hi... got an sbs 2k server set up to receive smtp mail. have spoken to the company that host the domain. asked them to do an MX record that points to the server. they said that, using nslookup, it resolves to xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.in-addr.btopenworld.com and this is the value that would go in MX record. previously i've just given co's the IP and left it at that and it has worked. in this instance i tried to telnet in via this addy and wasn't able to. is this correct behaviour or is there some more info i need to provide.. or am i way off track here btw can telnet into server no problem, from remote location via IP address. Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162654
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    - Migration: 2 SBS 2000 to One Win2003+Exc 2003 A Customer have tow SBS 2000 systems (users and password synchrinized mannualy between SBSs). One SBS Domain is a "SBS SQL Forest " and the other is an "SBS Exchange Forest" The Plan: 1) Install a second Windows (Win Server 2003) DC in the Same SBS Exchange Forest " 2) Install Exchange 2003 and move MBXs from the SBS Machine to the New EXCH 2003 machine 3) Remove SBS 2000 system II know i have to be careful about recovery agent certificates, DSRM password, FSMO Roles, but i wanna know: It is possible? If it is not possible: Wich method we will use? SBS 2000 supports move mailboxes? supports integrate another EXCH in the Organization? Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162653
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    - Disappearing POP3 Connector Forwards For some reason, every once in a while, we lose POP3 Connector accounts for no discernible reasons. The email is safe, fortunately, unlike the other bug; as soon as I re-add the account, the email is retrieved. Any ideas what's causing this or what I can do to fix it? Drew Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162650
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    - Partition filling up quickly The partition on the SBS server where the exchange resides is 10GB. The mailboxes are taking so far 820 MB, Not applications in the server except for the native ones and the antivirus(Panda AV). I currently have only 1.3 GB left. PLease Gurus out there give me some pointers and clues to where I should start looking for here to find out why this partition is filling up this way. Thanks in advance Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162648
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    - nothing being generated in ISA reports.. We have a Windows 2000 Small Business Server. We currently have a Watchguard Firebox 700 in our environment and because of this have not used the ISA server portion of SBS. However, I have recently been asked to begin providing internet traffic documentation, visited sites etc.... Watchguard's reporting is not nearly as good as ISA's and so I have tried to turn "on" ISA so all web requests are logged and reporting can be done using ISA. I have configured what I thought I needed to but when I generate the report, no data is present. I am logged on the SBS as myself (I am the admin) and surfed the net but still - no report data. There isn't even a line in the "sessions" area when I am browsing as I thought there would be! I have configured the following... 1) The Web Proxy and Firewall "services" are running 2) Under Access Policy -> Site and Content Rules, I have an "Allow rule" for certain users (one of which I am) for all access (the watchguard will block based on the WebBlocker DB) 3) Logging has been enabled - and there is data in the WEB Proxy log files even!!! 'WEBEXT......txt" 4) Created a new report which I generated immediately, specified the correct dates (double checked) - still no data. Could someone tell me what else must need to be configured in order for me to be able to generate a report that has data in it?? Thanks, Brad Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162647
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    - ISA reports not showing any data We ahve a windows 2000 Small Business Server. We really do not use ISA because we have a Watchguard Firebox 700 on our network. However, I have recently been asked to begin providing statistics on network usage, sites visited etc... Watchguard reports are not nearly as nice as the ISA reports. However, when I generate the reports, there isnl;t any data at all. I have checked the following... 1) The ISA web and firewall proxy are both "running" 2) The log services have been enabled 3) Under Access policy -> Site and Content rules, I have an "allow rule" for certain users (one of which I am) for access to anything. (the watchguard uses to WebBlocker) If I browse the interent (even on the Small Business Server machine - loggeed on as myself) I do not see anything showing in the "sessions" area as I expected I would. I must just not have something turned on properly. Can someone tell me exactly what needs to be configured in ISA in order for all web requests etc.. to go through the ISA server (firewall and web proxy services) and be logged so as to be able to generate reports? Thanks, Brad Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162645
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    - OT - Blocking sites & Kazzaa Hello, What would you use to block Kazaa and adult sites if you had a Windows 2000 (not SBS) network and 4 client computers (Win98 & XP)? Sorry for the OT post but I have a small client that needs this done and I don't know exactly how I want to go about it. Thank you in advance. Aaron Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162635
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    - Changing internal NIC I need to change my main LAN NIC. It is currently a 10/100 but I want to swap it for a 10/100/1000 NIC. Will this be as simple as installing the new NIC and transferring the IP address from one to the other? The other complication is that I want to then use the old NIC (which is an on-board) to be used for my WAN connection. Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162632
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    - Exchange Restore We had to reinstall our Sbs 2k server. Everything running ok. Now need to restore exchange. We have the system information store and mailboxes backed up using veritas. I dont quite understand the documentation. Do we have to recover both the information store AND the mailboxes? Or can I restore individual mailboxes without restoring the information store? The server names, domain etc are all the same but does exchange have to running the same service packs as when the store/mailboxes were backed up? Also Veritas says that all the mailboxes have to be present and named exactly the same otherwise the restore will fail. Is this correct? Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162617
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    - Terminal services advice Hi, We're a very small company trying to open an equally small office in another state. We run apps like Word and Outlook on the desktops, although all the data is stored on our server for backup and monitoring since what we do needs to be confidential. We also run the program for our contact manager, Maximizer, from the desktops, although the central database for Maximizer is located on the server. We access the Maximizer database from the desktop through a mapped drive. The desktops run Win2000, the server runs Win2000 and SBS 2000. We do a lot of marketing, so we want to have all of our client contacts for both offices in a central database. Therefore, I'm looking at using a VPN or Terminal Services to link the two offices. One wrinkle: we also are using VoIP for our telephone system so that everything comes through a central telephone number, too. I don't know if this is an issue given the size of the pipe between the 2 offices. My questions: 1) Given our situation, is TS appropriate for what I want to do? Or will VPN work? We will have at most 3-5 people in the other office. We have 4 users here in this office. I also have a friend who is going to help us out with sales who will be working from home who hopefully will be able to access the database, too. 2) How will I need to set this up? I posted this question during on another thread, and the person said TS was appropriate, but also said "you can't run it in app mode in SBS2003, and shouldn't in any prior version." What does that mean? 3) She also recommended setting up another Win2000 server in my office to run TS in app mode. How can this be done economically (e.g., do I really need another server, and how can I keep the cost down on that given Win2000 and SBS2000 are expensive)? I'm trying to set up another office in a desparate attempt to stay in business, so I really need to minimize the cost of the implementation. 4) What costs will be involved - what can I expect? 5) How easy is this to set up and maintain? I do the maintenance for our office as best I can right now, but I'm not a tech person. I haven't had any luck finding a good tech person in Charlotte, NC since we are so small even though we use a lot of technology given our size. The guys who can do it want maintenance contracts, which we don't have enough need to make it financially feasible, and the smaller guys really don't have experience in working with SBS 2000. Thanks in advance for any advice. I appreciate it! AS Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162614
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    - update sbsclnt When I first installed our server win2k sp3 was the most current os. If a user logs on and has win2k sp2 or lower I get a screen that asks them to update. I would really like to make this option include sp4 instead of sp3. Is there a script or something that I can edit that changes the location of sp3 to the location of sp4? or is there some other trick to make this happen? Thanks Greg Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162612
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    - Using healthmon to send email when disk space is low I want the server to notify me via email when a low disk space warning occurs. How can I do this in sbs2000? -- Ray Joslyn ETG Inc. Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162611
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    - Active Directory Hi there, I have just run dcpromo to take a W2K server out of a domain and then rebooted and searched across the VPN link to find the SBS2K Server and joined into that domain to get a member server. I now want to promote the member server to a domain controller at this remote site and later add a subnet to the site and services section of the main SBS Server. However I get the following message when running dcpromo to promote the member server: Active Directory Installation Wizard The wizard cannot gain access to the list of domains in the forest. The errror is: The specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted. Does this make sense? Any ideas? Many thanks Sam. Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162610
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    - New articles on www.smallbizserver.net There are two new great articles written by Marina Roos: Smallbizserver.Net > Network > SBS 2003 Standard with UPNP router: http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=165 Smallbizserver.Net > Network > SBS 2003 Standard with UPNP router > Config of the UPnP Router by the CEICW wizard: http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=166 Check it out! -- Mariëtte Knap - MVP http://www.smallbizserver.net Take part in SBS forum: http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=154 Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162608
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    - When XP SP2 comes out next week you might need to look at this if you have remote users! http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=d70097c2-4317-40e0-b7da-feb52c6b6386&displaylang=en Regards Austin Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162603
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    - Bizare Printing Problem Hi all A real strange one here!!! A user is attempting to print from a sage application and gets the following message "the calling application refused the spool request" The user is an administrator of the machine. If I make the user an ADMINISTRATOR, it prints fine so it's obviously a permissions problem but where?!?!? I have tried changing permissions everywhere but no success! If I log onto the machine as local administrator it works fine. The user can print from any other application. It only happens with any new users that I create, users that have been set up a while have no problems. Anybody with any suggestions??? Please help, im desperate!!! Mark Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162602
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    - Delete User's inbox I deleted a user but when I go to the SBS Administrator Console under "Mailboxes" I still see the Mailbox for that user in there. I will be recreating that same user in few hours and I need to be sure that anything related to that user is gone. Is there anyway to speed the process of not seeing that mailbox there in few hours? I want to make sure there is not trace of that user's inbox there before I recreate it again. Thanks Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162601
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    - Viruses in Exchange Server I keep getting the following virus notification: Virus Found in Program Files\Microsoft Backoffice\Connectivity\Pop3 Connector\Incoming\MSG07312004-111506-3382.MMD W32.Netsky.P@MM!ENC Quarantine Succeeded I get 1 or 2 of these a day on the server. All my virus definitions are up to date, the real time detection is on (that's what catches them) and I do a complete scan for viruses 3 times a week. Why can't I get rid of these viruses and is it something to worry about since Nortan is catching them? Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162599
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    - VPN Not Working Anymore I set up a VPN so I could log into the server from home. It worked great for awhile, but now all of a sudden it stopped. I can still log into the server and use tsweb and I can still log into the exchange server to check email, but I can no longer get files using the UNC. It ask for a password and when I type in one that I know works, it denies me access. Any thoughs? Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162597
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    - exchange and M: disk I not found the disk M: mapping from exchange server 2000 of SBS 2000. Where is the path of this virtual disk? Now non run exchange. Tanks Luciano Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162592
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    - Disabling sharing at the whole domain? Hi all I've got several computers running XP Professional, all of them belonging to the same domain, which is provided by a 2000 Server. I want all of the domain users to be completely unable of sharing their folders. Can I do it as the domain Administrator and from the 2000 server computer, and without physically moving to every XP computer? Thanks in advacne Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162590
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    - Explorer Mail issue When i open Outlook via Internet Explorer > Favourites > My Mail i see loads of e-mails that i have deleted from my deleted folder in Outlook. Infact just about every e-mail i have ever sent/received is in here. What is the relationship between opening my mail and viewing this way and viewing through Outlook. Obviously i don't always want to have to open both and have to delete items in both. Any help advice on this matter greatly appreciated Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162589
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    - RE: SBS 2003 Std - Dial in page error Every time I open the user in "User Manager" i get the following error Dial-Up Page Error Could not load the dial-in profile for this user because: The network path was not found Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162587
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    - Cannot change user amail address I have set up a number of users in sbs2k. Some of them need to have their primary smtp address as <alias>@adifferentdomain.co.uk. When ever I add this new address and make it the primary one, or simply modify the existing primary one, within about a minute or so it gets changed back to the previous address. ie <alias>@myemaildomain.co.uk Any suggestions? Thanks Stewart Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162584
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    - Memory % Free Hi I'm running SBS2000 on a dual xeon 2ghz server with 1gb ram and 2 x 36gb scsi hard drives, we have 9 client computers and 2 of these are wireless. The software being used is Sage Line 50, Exchange and Veritas + 1 of the hard drives is used for all files and an Access database. I have two problems which may be related 1. The client computers take anything from 45secs to 3mins to log in, but the wireless computers are almost instant. 2. The performance count for free memory when rebooted starts at approx 50% then over the space of approx 48hours reduces gradually to 1% free at which time the whole network slows down. Any ideas KRegards Pete Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162583
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    - Memory % Free Hi I'm running SBS2000 on a dual xeon 2ghz server with 1gb ram and 2 x 36gb scsi hard drives, we have 9 client computers and 2 of these are wireless. The software being used is Sage Line 50, Exchange and Veritas + 1 of the hard drives is used for all files and an Access database. I have two problems which may be related 1. The client computers take anything from 45secs to 3mins to log in, but the wireless computers are almost instant. 2. The performance count for free memory when rebooted starts at approx 50% then over the space of approx 48hours reduces gradually to 1% free at which time the whole network slows down. Any ideas KRegards Pete Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162582
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    - Login Script problem Hi, We have SBS 2000 server and I have created a login script to sync the server time to all the clients system. One week back i installed one system with Windows 2000 Advance Server as Aditional Domain Controller. After installing the Aditional Domain Controller the login script in the client machines is running from Aditional Domain Controller and the system wont be visuable in the network after the Aditional Domain controller is installed This is happening after the Aditional Domain Controller is installed Help me on this issue Regards Vinod Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162580
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    - SBS 2000 connecting to Server 2000 domain A client has 2 sites. One has SBS 2000, the other Server 2000. They want to set up a trust between the domains, which obviously can't be done. My question is, can they purchase and install a Server 2000 license on the SBS server, still use the other SBS components, and now create a trust? If they install Server 2000 over SBS 2000, are the SBS Cals still valid? Martin Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162577
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    - Remote Booting............... Hi, Can any one help me out , I have Windows 2000 server and in which I have to connect two client pc with out the hard disk and this client pc has to boot via NIC. Regards Rajesh Tag: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded Tag: 162576
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The SBS 2000 DSRM is defined during install?

A customer have an SBS 2000 domain, and the administrator leaves the company
and nobody knows the DSRM password. The DSRM password was defined on SBS
2000 install?

Can be discovered by tools like L0pht, or renaming the cmd.exe do default
screen saver to open a command prompt, so i can change it?

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Re: When SBS 2000 DSRM password is definded by Jeff

Jeff
Thu Aug 12 18:38:20 CDT 2004

You don't need a cracker. You can reset it from Admin rights in a normal
logon

It's set in the original SBS install on SBS 2003, but I don't recall it
being set in SBS 2000

SBS/Win2000
Setpwd.exe Enhancement to Specify a DSRM Password as an Argument
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;810037&Product=win2000

How To Reset the Directory Services Restore Mode Administrator Account
Password in Windows Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;322672&Product=winsvr2003

"Flavio Borup" <borup@running.com.br> wrote in message
news:OQU%23xehfEHA.3556@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> The SBS 2000 DSRM is defined during install?
>
> A customer have an SBS 2000 domain, and the administrator leaves the
company
> and nobody knows the DSRM password. The DSRM password was defined on SBS
> 2000 install?
>
> Can be discovered by tools like L0pht, or renaming the cmd.exe do default
> screen saver to open a command prompt, so i can change it?
>
>

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