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 - splitting partitions Hi i would like to install sbs 2000 but i am having trouble deciding how to split up my partitions. i have got a 30gb hard disk. i would like to have a c:\drive (5gb) and a d:\drive for data which will take up the rest of the drive space. Is this a good idea? Do i need to install exchange to c:\drive? Can it be installed on d:\drive? If so, what are the consequences? thanks Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147333
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 - Office for Mac licensing included with SBS? Anyone know how the SBS licensing affects Office for Mac, ie. would the SBS CAL that normally covers the Office installations for PC clients extend to a Mac as well? Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147331
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 - email fault. I'm using broadband, and when I recieve mail with a link embeded on clicking it i'm taken to my home page, blueyonder, i've checked all possible ticks ect but to no avail, my lists tell me that OE is shared with IE, meanwhile in the short term I have to cut and paste links to progress, any ideas. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147328
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 - SBS Beta test results out Well, it appears as though M$ and Prometric have mailed out the results of their Beta test they released for the SMB test that just got released.....well, at least they have released the passing letters :) -- Sincerely, Mark Mancini, CCA, CCNA, Master CIW&CI, CNE 4&5, MCSE+I 4&2000 www.MCSE2000.com www.AppLauncher.com Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147323
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 - virtual memory low My virtual memory is showing as low. I don't understand what the HELP explains. How can I fix this, so that my virtual memory is not low? Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147318
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 - NTBackup skipped files After more than a year of what looked like a successful implementation of NTBackup using custom scripts and Task Scheduler, a routine audit showed NTBackup (SBS2000)was skipping a lot of mundane files...like C:\Program Files\Windows NT\dialer.exe, C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Accessories\Wordpad.exe, C:\WINNT\system32\os2\dll\doscalls.dll Overall the number was about 270 in \Program Files and 1750 in \System32. I can't believe all these files are "in use", and besides, Registry settings that (according to the KB) are supposed to govern this behavior, didn't. Anybody else notice this? Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147311
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 - Remote login from home Hello -- I just have taken over a SBS 2k network and wants to login from home to do some work on the server. I have try but have fail, I have remote Login at work, so i don't have to keep going into the server room to make changes. But, I also wants to Login from home as well. Any Answers... Thanks -- Taylor ltii Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147309
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 - License Usage Where do I locate current license usage in SBS2000? I know where to add liceses, but cannot find how many licenses are in use or by whom? Please advise. Thanks. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147304
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 - Time is off by 1 hour, SBS2000 Hello, A question. I noticed one of my servers hour was behind one hour today. Yesterday it was fine. I have the Windows Time service off. Is there a an easy to way to sync up the server with a National time Server? And then have the workstations, all XP Pro, on the network sync up the Server? Or perhaps a better question is, why is the server off by one hour? This network has a Novell server on it and I am wondering if the Novell server is setting the time for the network. But the two servers have coexisted for over a year now. The server is SP4. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks John Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147295
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 - Dial-in tab in Active Directory users and Computers not working Hi there, In "Active Directory users and Computers", after selecting any user, when I click on the "dial-up" tab I get this message: [Dial-in Page error] -------------------- Could not load the Dial-in profile for this user because: The network path was not found. .. -------------------- After clicking OK the tab displays "Dial-in page initialization failed". All the other tabs are fine including the ones that don't come naturally such as Exchange. It used to work. Remote access actually works for users that had dial-in enabled earlier, the issue is that I can't grant dial-in permissions to newly created users because the dial-in tab is broken (or can't revoke dial- in rights from existing users). Nothing in the event log; restarted the service; restarted the server; tried to log in as a domain admin user other than administrator. No change. I also tried to disable and re-install and configure the routing and remote access, no luck. I also tried to install Active Directory users and Computers on an XP workstation, then the dial-in tab is not even there. No way to correlate the problem with an external event as I have not used the dial-in tab for a while :-( Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147291
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 - authentication being required on the LAN I have seen a KB article on this issue before but now I cannot find it. Situation: Newly rebuilt SBS 2000 server running ISA and Exchange 2000.. Win2kpro workstations. Any user except Administrator gets an authentication dialog box when accessing either I.E on the workstation or Outlook on the workstations. This should not be happening in the first place. But in the second place, filling out the three line dialog box with the correct password does not work anyway. Dialog box persists. Mapping back and forth from server/to server no problem. Note: the dialog box shows " Enter Network Password" and the top. Just underneath it shows " Firewall 192.168.16.2" This is the internal NIC address on the server. A firewall on the LAN? I have tried blowing away and reinstalling the user accounts.No joy. ISA is in it's default configuration. Tried also on the ISA server/properties adding BASIC authentication to the outgoing web requests. No joy here either. Should I try right click and delete the user profiles folder under "Documents and Settings" and reinstall the user accounts to resolve this? TIA for help. Dec 25th, 2003 Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147282
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 - Event View not showing any events I checked the Event Viewer today, and there was not one event listed in any of the categories within Event Viewer. I'm concerned that this means there is a problem within the SBS server. How can I get the events to start logging again? What are some possibilities that is causing this? Torrey Lauer Modern Travel Services www.moderntravel.net MKE Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147275
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 - xp how do I log user activities? xp how do I log user activities? How would I set up a log in XP so that I could see if members of a particular user group and which ones install applications? I want to allow them to install "some" stuff but want to know who installs what and be able to tell when they did install something. Thanks, crzzy1 Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147270
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 - tcp/ip addresses I am looking for the command that will make my win 2000 server display all the tcp/ip address and names of all the machines connected to it on the networ Thanks Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147269
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 - OT - Twas the night before Christmas Twas the night before Christmas, and all though the newsgroup, Not a creature was stirring, except for a newbie. He posted his message to newsgroups with care, With the hope that the answer soon would be there. "Please, anyone, ANYONE Please, tell me if I Can get this network running by New Year?s I don?t know what to even try. I've been racking my brain And reinstalling for over a week, I keep getting an error I think I?m unique. I've searched everywhere, I've read the FAQ too. My one last hope, I'm praying, is you. I'm pretty intelligent, not a dumb schmuck, So I don't know why I'm not having much luck." He hit the Send button and went off to bed, With visions of resolution Dancing in his head. He hoped to learn from people so wise, who'd learn of his plight and would sympathize. When all of a sudden, there arose such a clatter of regular readers posting in quite a chatter. He ran to his computer to see what was up And was hit by a long thread of responses as he powered it up! Steam came from his monitor when he read each reply -- He was amazed and dumfounded and didn't know why. There was Ray and Javier (1) With the step by steps, And Kevin and Moishe Adding their two cents And Marsha and Kevin3NF Were there being wise ?It?s the Sharepoint issue, silly? They all advised Go to the web site And download your fix, It?s rapid, it?s easy It will fix you up right qix! (2) He opened reply after reply And read in each case That kind-hearted readers lurked in this place. Now while Les, and Cris and Jeff, and Mariette, Andy and Cal and Chad and Eliot Grey and Harry and Jim and Mal Merv and Nick and Roger and Steve Steven and Wayne are all MVPs It?s all of us out here That make these SBS groups the ?bee?s knees? (2) And as we finish this poem There was much to please: "Merry Christmas to all ... especially the newbies!" http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/techinfo/sharepointinstall.mspx (1) [with apologies to any regulars who were left out in the naming as I couldn't fit you all into the poem] (2) Okay ...rhyming is not my greatest skill, okay? Couldn't find a google site for rhyming.... (3) http://www.quinion.com/words/qa/qa-bee1.htm -- http://www.sbslinks.com/really.htm Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147256
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 - Dec 24, 2003: Song of the Week CHRISTMAS PRESENT If you hang around the SBS newsgroups for more than a week, you know that I occasionally publish a "Song of the Week" parody. Well, I had some free time last weekend, and compiled most of the "Song of the Week" postings from the past two years into a single PDF file for your singing pleasure! (71 pages of singing pleasures to be exact) I've uploaded the PDF file to one of my websites. All I ask is that you enter your name or nickname or NG handle, and where you are from, and you will then be given a choice of viewing or downloading the PDF file. Again, it's free. But if you don't like my parodies - don't download it! :-) http://www.csbsupport.com/sbs_songs.htm Merry Christmas! -kw Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147254
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 - Time to be tracking Santa! As usual, Norad has its "Norad Tracks Santa" website in operation. http://www.noradsanta.org/ At 3pm (Florida time), perhaps it's a coincidence, but Santa is currently flying over Iraq and the Persian Gulf. Merry Christmas, everyone! -kw Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147252
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 - Resizing system Partition for upgrade to SBS 2003 My sbs 2000 server is a raid-5 system c/w 2 logical drives Logical Drive 1 (Basic) - C: 4gb (1gb free space) (system) - F: 30gb (18gb free space) (exchange databases) Logical Drive 2 (dynamic) - E:100gb (70gb free space) (data) My tech. support tells me that even with the low drive-c space, the upgrade to SBS 2003 should run. Will I run into problems with low disk space after the upgrade though??? Has anyone used successfully, Powerquest's Volume Manager to resize system partitions online??? Any suggestions greatly appreciated. thanks.w Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147250
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 - Adding member server On the white paper it states that when setting up you must pick all defaults apart from. Select per SEAT and set number of licenses to that of SBS server. When you select per SEAT there is no option to select number this is only viable when selecting PER SERVER. Which is the correct? Any info please Happy Holidays Maurice Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147248
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 - Add W2K3 to existing domain Hello everyone, I have a few questions about licensing. Our company is on SBS 2k and we are growing fast. We need another server shortly and I would like to move to 2k3. We are using 30 CALs on our 2k domain right now and we only have 35 CALs for SBS. Do I need to buy all new CALs in order in bring in the new 2k3 DC? What happens to the CALs that are being used on the 2 other 2k servers once I install the new 2k3 DC? It is a bit confusing and I want to make sure that everything is up to spec and legal. With the new server installed, do I lose my SBS licensing? Do I have to remove my SQL, Exchange, etc? Any information would be helpful THANKS! Brian Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147233
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 - 2nd issue of the day. NT machine and sbs2k hi... (again) got an NT box which isn't part of the sbs2k domain, but needs to use a share that is part of the domain. The share in question is a snap drive.. i would like the NT machine to place files on the share with permissions set to allow everyone full access. but it always seems to place them as read only. Talking to users they say it has been an ongoing problem that the shares change permissions seemingly randomly.. although this is a new customer and i haven't built up a picture of things yet. So the question is.. how do i force it to put files on the share so that everyone can access them and move them between folders. there is another issue as these files are being produced by a piece of s/ware that i'm not aquainted with yet so it may be down to that.. any advice greatly appreciated. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147232
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 - VPN issue. trying to create a vpn between client machine and ftp box which is in dmz, passing through the sbs2k box on the way. most client machines do this no problem, but a couple of users, it would seem to be the profiles as it is user specific not machine specific, cannot connect and their connection only shows as being l2tp. Even when i try to force it to be pptp is still thinks it's l2tp and wont connect. any thoughts regards Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147231
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 - Using a Compaq PDA & SBS2000 We have an SBS2000 installation, plus some users with Compaq PDA's. I have setup our filewall to allow incoming POP3 connections, which works and allows remote users to connect and get their email via POP. My problem seems to arise when the remote user using their compaq PDA tries to send emails, the server thinks it's spam so does not allow it to send it. Any ideas ? Merry Christmas to all. Regards Roger. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147230
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 - Problems with incoming email messages Hello there. I am currently having a problem with mail routing. We have mail sent to us with an old domain name that we don't use anymore called *****.demon.co.uk. The service used to be a POP3 mailbox when we had SBS 4.5. The mail sent to this address is re-written to *****.ltd.uk (an SMTP MX Record service) by demon, our ISP. This is fine but what I want to do, and what I have done in the past, is setup a mailbox with the *****.demon.co.uk mail going into it and another with the *****.ltd.uk mail going into it. At the moment the email messages for the account with the *****.demon.co.uk associated with it goes to which ever account the *****.ltd.uk email address is assoctiated with. I just can't understand why it won't work. I set it up on the previous installation of SBS 2K with no problem. Any ideas? Thanks for any help. Shane. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147226
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 - sbs license Hi, Everybody I have a big problem for my side.I want to add licenses to my server ,for this I want to install SBS administrative console but when i put the first cd it doesn't give me permission to install and it is giving "This version can not upgrade the installed version of microsoft small bussiness server." Does anyone know this problem? Please Help Me...... Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147225
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 - SBS2000 ISA HI I had ISA reports running fine on a daily basis. For some reason it stopped and it writes Event ID:12026 in the event log. Can anyone help me out with this Cheers Jannie Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147219
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 - Large Attachments Hi All, Is there an easy way in Exchange (either native or add product) to have all outgoing messages over a certain size to be forward to admin mailbox for vetting rather than just being sent or blocked. The problem I have is that a number of users are sending large attachments with thought to reducing there size (eg large word documents with embedded images) by zipping or other means. Craig Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147216
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 - Happy Holidays This is a great time of year to express sincere thanks to everyone in this group. If it weren't for the MVP's and other leaders of this group, it would clearly be nonexistent. Every one of you take the time to go above and beyond any call of duty to help others. The gifts you give--time, knowledge, advice, etc.--is worth far more than simple thank you's. I have learned so much from this group and my own mistakes, that....well....can't even put words to it. May each of you have a wonderful Holiday and a Happy New year. 2003 was certainly eventful for me and I have much to give thanks for. All of you are part of it. HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Marcia Porter Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147207
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 - OWA Internal Server Error Hello all: Running: SBS2k, ISA (2 nics), Exchange sp3 I am experiencing an internal server error message (windows, not http 500) when accessing OWA from the internet or LAN. I have checked the Exchange settings, Event Logs, etc. and it seems to be an IIS problem. http://server/public and http://server/exchange behave similarly. The side frames load, but nothing in the middle - just 'loading'. Users are able to create and send mail, contacts, appointments, etc. through OWA, but not view anything posted. According to the MSKB, I have examined the net time (set correctly and synchronized), and the directory permissions (both file and IIS) seem ok. I believe it is IIS because in Exchange Manager, I receive error message: 'Operation failed due to an internal server error. ID no: c1030af2; Exchange System Manager' when attempting to expand the public folders. My understanding is that this is a virtual connection through IIS. Any ideas??? Thanks, Scott Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147198
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 - DNS Problems I hope someone can help wit this. I have a client who is running SBS2000 sp4 with 2 nic's in the server one on the LAN and one as a gateway to a ADSL router. I have configured the LAN NIC to use the SBS DNS server (On 10.0.0.1) and I have configured the DNS Server to forward requests to external DNS servers. The problem Im having is as follows if you attempt to resolve a url sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. When its working it will resolve perfectly but then it just stops working and you get the host unknown messege weather you do it from the server or a client. It wont work for arround 10 mins then it starts working again for a short while. This repeats consistantly. Some of the things I have tried are: Using different forwarders in DNS Server. Assigning Multiple DNS servers to the Server NIC manually and the clients using DHCP. Keeping the internal DNS server 10.0.0.1 as the primary and having multiple external DNS servers as the secondary ones. Disabling WINS Flushing the DNS cash using ipconfig /flushdns The current config is all DNS requests go to the SBS DNS Server 10.0.0.1 and it is set to forward. This includes DNS requests for internet access and Exchange Server. Using NSLOOKUP the correct server is responding weather it resolves or not. This problem is driving my client nuts and its getting embarrasing. There are no errors occuring in the event log. Please can any one help. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147195
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 - upgrade server Hi! I want to upgrade the server hardware, especially the hard drives and power supplies as ~3 years seems to be a lifetime for those two parts. We currently have a dual p3 1000mhz system with 1gig ram. We also have 2 30gb hard drives in raid. If we go to the P4 2.8 with hyperthreading and a gig ram, is that technically faster and better than what we currently have? With a limited budget, if I propose xeon's I think I'll be slammed at the idea. What would suggestions be? Thanks. Marcia Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147184
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 - 2 networks connecting through dial up...... I have 13 workgrouops in different locations, they must use a class A network range to operate existing software. At each location I have one PC that communicates with my SBS03 server for drop off a data files and Email. They currently aren't connected to the internet although they will be in the near future. The local workstations (for software reasons are required to be static) are using the same range of IP addresses as my SBS server. With SBS4.5 they were able to communicate and get email using the dial-up adpter just fine. Now windows 98 PC can dial and have access but the windows 2000 PC's connect to the server but don't get any DHCP info so they don't communicate properly. I dissabled the local network adapter and the windows 2000 PC was then able to access email. But I need the network connection to remain established for the software to work across the local network. How can I get this connection to work with the Windows 2000 machines? I have also tried to force a connection to the domain, but it won't allow the connection , stating that it can not be found Thoughts and Ideas anyone Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147178
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 - OT: ScanRouter V2 Professional One of my customers is looking at a Ricoh multi-function color copier that includes 'ScanRouter Professional' software for routine and distributing faxes and documents. Does anyone here have any experience with it? Does anyone have it running on an SBS server? Are there any comparable solutions from other vendors? Thanks, kw Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147177
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 - SMTP virtual server queue problem Hello, I currently have a SBS2k machine with exchange 2000 that has 10 users on it. My default smtp virtual server queue has a large amount of data in it. This just happened in the last two days plus the weekend. The data in the que is "SMTP connector 'website.name' (SMTP connector Remote Delivery) and there are a 100 or so in the queue. Am I being used a relay for some type of spaming? Is there a way I can stop this? I looked at the microsoft article about enumarate and deleteing the message with no NDR but the que still is full. Thank You Joe Bucar Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147170
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 - Migrating W2K domain to SBS 2003 Hi we've got a Windows 2000 domain with a single DC and we'd like to move towards SBS 2003 (and keeping the current DC and domain name). What is the best way to do that I thought of adding the new server as a Windows 2000 DC, trasfer the FSMO roles to this server and then upgrade it to SBS 2003. The original DC will be preserved and will act a secondary DC. Could be this the best way Thanks in advance. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147169
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 - SBS2003 / ISA Hi, I have SBS 2003 installed and just installed the "Premium pack" - ISA server. I got the following message: ============================================== Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleratrion Server Setup ------------------------------------------------------- Setup has stopped your IIS publishing service (W3SVC). After Setup is complete, uninstall IIS or reconfigure all ISS sites not to use ports 80 and 8080. ============================================== Any ideas what this really means? Do I need to uninstall something? I assume I need IIS for OWA etc....? Any help greatly Appreciated! Regards, -Leo Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147155
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 - Connecting remote PC's with Network and Dial-up Connections I have 13 workgrouops in different locations, they must use a class A network range to operate existing software. At each location I need one PC to communicte with my SBS03 server and drop off a data files each day and communicte for Email, they don't have internet access at the moment. So the local workstations are using the same range of IP addresses as my SBS server the requirement is that they be static. With SBS4.5 they were able to communicate using the dial-up adpter just fine. Now windows 98 PC can dial and have access but the windows 2000 PC's don't get any DHCP info so they don't connect properly. So Question Should I move my Local IP range to a class B Network range? My wan range is a class C I dissabled the local network adapter and the windows 2000 PC was then able to access the network. Thoughts and Ideas anyone? Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147154
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 - ISA Automatically detect settings ? On my SBS2K I would like to use the auto detect ISA feature. WPAD is setup, in DHCP and DNS. In ISA client configuration, web browser and firewall client has been configuret for auto detcion. The ISA server has been set to Publish autodiscovery information, not on port 80 because of conflict with the WWW server on SBS2K but on port 90. I have createt a wpad.dat file and put it in WWW root on the SBS2K server (that means port 80) In this file I have put SBSKservername:8080 and it seems to work. What I would like to know is, what to put in the wpad.dat file? Any help would be greatly apriciated. Niels Koldborg Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147145
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 - Firewall Client Installation Fails Someone please help!!!! Server: SBS 2000 Workstations: W2K Initially, I tried to install FWC by assigning the .MSI file to the workstation using group policy. The install kicked in OK, but froze before completing install. Second, I tried to install manually, logged on as local Admin account. This time, the following error is displayed: "Failed to copy C:\Program Files\Microsoft Firewall Client\internal_setup\setup_a.ini to c:\Program Files\Microsoft Firewall Client\internal_setup\setup.ini Internal Error: 0x2" Third, I tried Group Policy again, this time using elevated privilages. Install froze as per initial attempt. I have searched MS KB and groups for answer but I am at a loss. Any suggestions would be most appreciated. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147142
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 - TS Licensing Help I am a bit confused re. TS Licensing. I know I need to install Terminal Services on the Application Server and TS Licensing on the SBS. However we have bought some XP workstations and we have a Volume License for Win XP Pro for some workstations that I will upgrade after they are connected to the servers. However when I activate the Terminal Services, I know I need the License Server ID (ie SBS ID)but I also need a License code for the Terminal Services client license pack but I thought I did not need to buy TS CAL's for XP Pro workstations. If I needed to use ODBC from a Win 98 machine to access an Access database table on the Application server, would I need a TS CAL for that 98 machine ? Could someone please explain this TS licensing issue ? Any help greatly appreciated. Regards Antony Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147140
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 - SMTP published on two NICS Good morning all, Is it possible to publish/bind excahnge to listen on port 25 of both the interneal nic and the external nic of my sbs box? Many thanks, Graeme. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147137
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 - User Log Is there any log showing when a user logged on / logged off the SBS network? Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147131
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 - SBS 2003 We are going to be installing SBS 2003 in the coming weeks, can any one suggest any good reference material (Installation guides, tips etc) for a good place to start? Should I be concerned with anything at this early stage, having had a good experience with SBS 2000 and SBS 4.5, or is it smooth sailing all the way? Any feedback would be appreciate from those who have implemented SBS 2003. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147128
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 - adding SBS to DC? I'd like to move away from the old DC and put in an SBS server. Is there a way of doing this without having to re add all the users information? There is no exchange server involved. Thank You dn Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147108
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 - Addiing SBS server to current DC I'd like to move away from the old DC and put in an SBS server. Is there a way of doing this without having to re add all the users information? There is no exchange server involved. Thank You dn Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147107
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 - Lost files 6 months ago OK so I have a client that I picked up a few weeks ago. He was working on a job about 6 monthe ago, then their client dropped the cause of lack of money. Now the client is back, but my client has deleted all the files from his server for that job. He asked me if I could retrieve them, I said maybe...I had him download this http://store.yahoo.com/rognerud/index.html and and use it, but couldnt find those files that he needed. I asked him about his backups and he said that he probally wouldnt have it, since it was 6 months ago and it probally has been overwritten many times by now. Question A: Is there a way that we can get these files back using a cheap program mantioned above? Question B: What is a good backup routime scheme. I was thining about 1 full monthly backup (1 tape per month) stored offsite. 1 full tape per week, and run a differential on the non-full-backup days. Any help would be greatly appreciated... Thank you Travis Krampy Pittsburgh PA Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147103
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 - AOL and SBS2K I have a client that has SBS2K running, however the owner refuses to go away from his AOL account and I can't seem to get a straight answer with the AOL "techs". One of them even suggested turn off ISA, re-running AOL, then turning ISA back on. As of this moment, he can't use the AOL start up screen - just the log-in screen when opening up an IE browser window. Outside of hypnotizing him to change ISP's, can I get him to use his AOL the way he's used to using it? Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147102
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 - Can't apply SBS Sp1a When i try in to instal SBS sp1a, it stops and tells me it needs 125mb free space in clientapps folder to install & to free up more space before it runs. I have gigs of free space in on the drive that contains clientapps folder. helps Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147101
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 - License upgrade from Server 2003 to SBS2K3 I currently have a customer with a 10-client license of Server 2003. What are their options to upgrade to SBS 2003 Standard Edition with 10 licenses, and what are their costs? Are there any issues with upgrading in this manner? If so, can someone post with their respective (possible) fixes? Thanks in advance! John V. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147093
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 - "Re-create" user name Am having a software problem on one of our workstations that seems to do with her user account. The software company suggests I delete her as user and reinstall. How difficult is this? What settings will be lost? I would want to use the same login name as before, as this is her email name by default and we don't want to change that too. Tag: backing up exchange 2000 Tag: 147087

how do i backup exchange 2000 using a dvd writer?

thanks

Re: backing up exchange 2000 by Jim

Jim
Sun Dec 28 08:55:22 CST 2003

Run NT backup to a partition like your D: drive. Then copy to the dvd.

"don" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>how do i backup exchange 2000 using a dvd writer?
>
>thanks

Jim B. SBS MVP
remove the mvp to send email

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Re: backing up exchange 2000 by D

D
Sun Dec 28 18:37:11 CST 2003

NT Backup won't write to a DVD, so as Jim says below, make it a two step
process.
A little awkward but the best you can do given the limitations of NTbackup.

DHH

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"Jim Behning" <jimbehningmvp@atl.mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> Run NT backup to a partition like your D: drive. Then copy to the dvd.
>
> "don" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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> >how do i backup exchange 2000 using a dvd writer?
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> >thanks
>
> Jim B. SBS MVP
> remove the mvp to send email

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