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    - changing default user folder location to a another server Hello All I have a SBS 2000 network installation and we have just added a NAS device running win2003 storage server. The aim is to move company and user folders onto this new device. Is there any way of changing the wizards/ scripts , so new users will have there profile automatically created in the new location and also the shortcuts will point to the right server shares ? Thanks Chris Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174935
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    - Windows Update Ox80072F78 error After installing the new windows update installer and some security fixes, I'm now no longer able to connect the W2K server to the Windows Update site. Error 0x80072F78. KB836985 is no help. TIA, Fred Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174934
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    - Windows Update Ox80072F78 error After installing the new windows update installer and some security fixes, I'm now no longer able to connect the W2K server to the Windows Update site. Error 0x80072F78. KB836985 is no help. TIA, Fred Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174933
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    - Small Business Server 2000 Does action pack subscription come with 3 disks or 4...I have only 3 Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174928
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    - Maximum # of TS Sessions and Printer Redirection Hi, We have a client who has been using SBS 2000 with 4 Clients on the LAN and 2 remote sites who login remotely using Remote Desktop Connections and redirect their printers to the local printer at the remote sites. Printer redirection for RD sessions had been working just fine. They have recently added a third machine at a third site which has a Dell 922 All-in-one as the local printer connected via USB and they are having printing issues which affect all remote sites. Not only does the Dell printer not work but it also appears to corrupt/displace the port assignments for the printers on existing two original sites. The host server has USB ports and we have installed the drivers for the Dell AIO922 onto the SBS2K. When we look at the port assignments for the original remote printers the TS001 and TS002 ports which originally had Epson and HP printers assigned now have the Dell printer assigned. Reading other posts in the forum we suspect that either they are exceeding the number of TS/RDP clients allowed or the number of printer redirections supported by SBS 2k. Please can somebody confirm or shed some light and perhaps suggest a fix. Please ask for any additional info that you require and we will provide by return. Thanks in advance -- Julian Robinson Ebiz Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174923
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    - Exchange Pop3 issue Our exchange pulls mail via POP3. The mail is sucsessfully pulled from the pop3 ISP and deleivered via exchange. However, the mail is not delievered, even though all logs report that the message was downloaded and deleved. User(s) are missing mail. This happens to only a few users, on an occasional basis. Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174913
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    - Cannot add computer in SBS I was trying to add a client computer in my SBS2003 network and got a message saying "cannot find scw.exe". Does anybody know how to re-install this scw file into my server computer? Thanks! Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174907
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    - Free India oil to make your girlfriend happy! Free Indian oil promotion for men! 100% free trial bottle, safe and great fun! Tel : 91-22-24449309/56663081 MURLI WAGHULDE Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174889
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    - External website ... same domain name I have an sbs2000 server. I'm trying to access the companies website which is the same name as the domain. I added the www record and if I ping it resolves. If I try to access it via browser I get an isa error saying it can't find it. Any ideas??? Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174888
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    - SBS and ISA problem I have a office that has SBS 2000 and it runs ISA server. I am not too familiar with ISA server and I have an issue with a Cisco VPN. It appears that all the necessary ports are open for teh Cisco VPN but yet it still won't connect. When I take the internet connection (business Cable service) and take it right to the workstaion teh connection works just fine however, when I put it back thru the server I can' connect. Is there a way to see what ports are getting blocked on the way out so I can figure out where teh problem is?? Like I mentioned before, it appears that all the ports are setup corectly in the ISA erver. Is there something else I should be looking at? Anyhelp is greatly appreciated. Thanks. Perry Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174879
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    - SBS2000 Problem am so stumped rev 2 Hi Everyone About a month ago I posted this message up here and many of you were very helpful i tried the following removing the following updates 883939, 890046, 896358, 89642 I can't seem to be able to install anything. I've looked at my anti virus software. I'm really stuck can any body help further. cheers Peter Am totally stumped on this one. Our office has a 10 workstations connected to a Server running SBS2000 up to date with all service packs. The workstations log on to the server ok and applications on the workstations are all ok. The problem we're having is with the server and login on. If you log on as administrator, it's really slow to execute applications, when you try to browse the program files or winnt folder the system locks up. I had created another user to use the server, when login on using this user it gets to a point on the desktop then just sits there and doesn't do anything. I have looked at the event log and there does not seem to be a problem. Have run in safe mode and it works ok. Anyone got any ideas at all cheers Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174874
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    - NTBackup error "4mm DDS does not contain archive media" Hi every one, I'm trying to backup some files on our Small Business Server 2000 to a 4mm DDS tape (on an HP C5683A SCSI Sequential Device. After successfully running the backup, I get an error during verification stating "4mm DDS does not contain archive media". I also get this error when trying to restore the files. Can anyone please tell me what's wrong? Any help is greatly appreciated. Daniel Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174870
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    - Internal e-mail only I had a request from a manager to have some users be able to e-mail within the office only. In other words, they should be able to send and receive mail within the domain but not outside the domain. Is there a simple way to do this? Thanks. -- Michael Rudnick news@RCC-pcSupport.com Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174868
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    - Adding New User I am trying to access the Add New User Wizard. However both under Small Business Server Administrator Consol > BackOffice >To Do List snap in and through Small Business Server Personal Consol > Users > Add User icon I get the message: "The home folder you specified does not exist". Whats happening? All other options through the To Do List work fine. Is there a specifice .exe file I can access somewhere to start the wizard. Any other remedies? Thanks in anticipation. Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174865
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    - Viewing Our Web Site Hi All We are unable to view our own website. We do not host it, our ISP does. Inside our domain, nobody is able to view it but outside is fine. The domain name is sample.com.au and the website is www.sample.com.au. This wasnt a problem until recently but I am unable to see what is causing it. We are running SBS 2000 with DNS, DHCP Exchange. Any ideas would be grateful, thanks Mark Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174864
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    - Exchange problem after upgrade to SBS 2000 OK, I didn't do my usual approach of just backing up the data and running a clean install from SBS 4.5 to SBS 2000. I haven't had to do this for a few years, but since this customer is/was/still is so far behind the times, I ran just the upgrade. It went fine. The system is up and functional, all except for the mapi logins for exchange. I am getting a event 9175 every min or so. If I try to go in to the systems manager and look at the exchange stores, it shows the private and public stores down. Yet the "M" drive is there. The public and MDX folders are there. I can do a http://%servername%/exchange and get right into the users mailboxes. I can send mail, receive mail etc. So it would appear that the exchange server is operational. If I try to open outlook, You know, I get the store cannot be opened. Permissions are correct everywhere that I can see. All of the exchange services start AOK without errors and are logging in as the local system account. It would appear to be an account or login issue to me, but I am at my wits end with this one. HELP!...Anyone ever seen this one? or if not do you have a work around? Thanks Steve Harris MSCE Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174863
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    - smtp server stops (without reason) On one of my systems, the SMTP stops without any entry in the log It can be started manually afterwards without any problem Sometimes this happens once a week, sometimes more often I tried restarting but it did not help... It seems to appear more often if the SBS is running longer than 2 months without a restart This server has NEVER given any problem before (it ran for over 1 year without a restart) Any help would be appreciated Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174859
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    - Outlook XP Terminal server issue Hi Everyone, My SBS 2000 server has MS Office XP installed on it. When I log on via terminal services Outlook only works if the user has administrator rights. Any Ideas ? -- Kind Regards Alex Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174843
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    - Slow web sites Hi all, We have an SBS2K server which all appears to be working beautifully. However, over the last few weeks 1 particular web site (ebay.co.uk!) more often than not takes ages to download, quite often with page errors, or just wont download at all. I cant find any other site that has this problem. This is being experienced on all the PCs on the network and in addition they are all kept clean with various anti spy/malware programs. The server has 2 adapters. One for LAN & the other for ADSL via a router. It is fully patched as of about 3 weeks ago. I would generally just assume that the site, or the route to it, is experiencing some problems however, if a standalone PC is plugged directly into the router at the same time as the server then this PC has no problem accessing the site at the exact same time that a network PC is struggling to get the pages. I have rebooted the server & deleted the contents of c:/urlcache. Beyond that, being no expert, I am stumped. Can anyone suggest what might be causing this? Thanks Stewart Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174837
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    - Sharing a SBS2000 DVD drive I am unable to access a shared server DVD drive from an XP2 client. I shared the server DVD drive in the normal way (to everyone). The XP2 client can see & use other DVD drives on other clients on the network. But if I try and access the server DVD I get a "\\server\DVD is not accessible ... " message when I try and open the drive. The XP2 client can see the drive and examine properties - but not the contents. It will also allow me to map the drive on the client - but again not access it! Is this a SBS2k 'feature'? Stuart Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174836
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    - Song of the Week - Sept 3, 2005 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_001A_01C5B0C8.75220A00 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable You may have noticed that the 'Song of the Week' machine has been quiet = the last couple of weeks. I was on a retreat two weekends ago, and then = we were preparing here in Florida for Hurricane Katrina last weekend.=20 Sobering times these are ... once again the world has become even = smaller, and the world community looks on those the we call our = neighbors and our friends, whether 100 miles away or halfway around the = world - and we are all saddened and shocked by the disaster that struck = New Orleans and the Gulf coast region of the United States.=20 Curious thing, though, is that as human beings we do rise above the = tragedies that befall us, and we become even better humans - loving = more, caring more, and putting value on what really counts -- our = relationships. Although I am always in the mood for a humorous song, tonight I simply = do not have the energy or desire to do so. My prayers go out not only to = all who have been affected or left homeless, but as well, to all those = who are risking their lives to help save, console, heal and feed those = affected.=20 With that, our song of the week is the big hit from the Hollies from = 1969: HE AIN'T HEAVY HE'S MY BROTHER=20 Please be sure to listen and watch the accompaniny WMV version of the = song that was performed on American Idol: http://www.dataflo.net/~mpurintun/MP3s/70s90sMP3s/He%20Ain't%20Heavy%20-%= 20American%20idol%20group%20performance.wmv The road is long with many a winding turn that leads us to who knows where, who knows where. But I'm strong, strong enough to carry him. He ain't heavy, he's my brother. So on we go.=20 His welfare is of my concern. No burden is he to bear, we'll get there. For I know he would not encumber me. He ain't heavy, he's my brother.=20 If I'm laden at all, I'm laden with sadness that everyone's heart isn't filled with the gladness of love for one another.=20 It's a long, long road from which there is no return. While we're on the way to there, why not share? And the load doesn't weigh me down at all. He ain't heavy, he's my brother.=20 He's my brother. He ain't heavy, he's my brother...=20 --=20 Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP] "The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long" ------=_NextPart_000_001A_01C5B0C8.75220A00 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 6.00.2900.2722" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>You may have noticed that the 'Song of = the Week'=20 machine has been quiet the last couple of weeks. I was on a retreat=20 two weekends ago, and then we were preparing here in Florida for = Hurricane=20 Katrina last weekend. </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Sobering times these are ... once again = the world=20 has become even smaller, and the world community looks on those the = we=20 call our neighbors and our friends, whether 100 miles away or = halfway=20 around the world - and we are all saddened and shocked by the disaster = that=20 struck New Orleans and the Gulf coast region of the United States. = </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Curious thing, though, is that as = human=20 beings we do rise above the tragedies that befall us, and we become = even=20 better humans - loving more, caring more, and putting value on what = really=20 counts -- our relationships.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Although I am always in the mood = for a=20 humorous song, tonight I simply do not have the energy or desire to = do so.=20 My prayers go out not only to all who have been affected or left = homeless, but=20 as well, to all those who are risking their lives to help save, = console,=20 heal and feed those affected. </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>With that, our song of the week is the = big hit from=20 the Hollies from 1969:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV>HE AIN'T HEAVY HE'S MY BROTHER <BR></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Please be sure to listen and watch the = accompaniny=20 WMV version of the song that was performed on American = Idol:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><A=20 href=3D"http://www.dataflo.net/~mpurintun/MP3s/70s90sMP3s/He%20Ain't%20He= avy%20-%20American%20idol%20group%20performance.wmv">http://www.dataflo.n= et/~mpurintun/MP3s/70s90sMP3s/He%20Ain't%20Heavy%20-%20American%20idol%20= group%20performance.wmv</A></FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT><BR>The road is = long<BR>with many a=20 winding turn<BR>that leads us to who knows where,<BR>who knows = where.<BR>But I'm=20 strong,<BR>strong enough to carry him.<BR>He ain't heavy, he's my=20 brother.<BR><BR><BR>So on we go. <BR>His welfare is of my concern.<BR>No = burden=20 is he to bear,<BR>we'll get there.<BR>For I know<BR>he would not = encumber=20 me.<BR>He ain't heavy, he's my brother. <BR><BR>If I'm laden at = all,<BR>I'm=20 laden with sadness<BR>that everyone's heart<BR>isn't filled with the=20 gladness<BR>of love for one another. <BR><BR>It's a long, long = road<BR>from=20 which there is no return.<BR>While we're on the way to there,<BR>why not = share?<BR>And the load<BR>doesn't weigh me down at all.<BR>He ain't = heavy, he's=20 my brother. <BR><BR>He's my brother.<BR>He ain't heavy, he's my = brother...=20 <BR><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_001A_01C5B0C8.75220A00-- Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174830
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    - sbs 2000 installation on dell poweredge 1800 I am tring to install sbs 2000 on poweredge 1800 with mirror scsi drives, the installation gos find until close to the end I get a active directory configuration error, dose any body have any ideals, and dose any body know if this has been installed on this dell server before. Thanks rudy Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174828
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    - shared fax programming how do we send a fax thru shared fax server from program code running server side? -- Kate Alert Technologies http://www.alert-technologies.co.uk Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174823
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    - OT - Trend Micro SBS Winxp Sp2 problems I know alot of you out there use Trend Micro CSM suite for SMB. When installing officescan to clients using remote installation I a) can't find pc's and b) can't logon to the target. I know this is to do with WinXP SP2 as when I disable the firewall it works. My question is how do I get around this and if I switch the firewall back on will it affect communication between clients and server. By the way, SBS 2000 and latest edition Trend. Any help will be appreciated. Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174819
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    - IP Conflict Win 2000SBS Had a major power failure yesterday server shutdown OK by APC workstation died. Windows 2000SBS with 10 workstations running Win 2000. Vigor Router on second NIC to internet. When I restarted everything Server initially seemed OK but workstations very slow connecting, no internet and printer not connecting. I then found that the server was showing IP conflict error with 10.0.0.1 which is Local network NIC. I could find no conflicts, all workstations are dynamic and above 10.0.0.10. I reconfigured router just in case its DHCP had be turned on and this was conflicting with server. This did not resolve anything everything still very slow and repeatedly get IP conflict error Anyone any ideas Alan Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174818
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    - ty yy Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174817
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    - View active licenses Is there any way to see actively used licenses? Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174814
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    - Exchange asks for login Even after logging in successfully to the domain, Exchange still asks for username domain password. This user also loses connection to the company folder periodically during the day. Bad username or password. Any ideas? SBS 2003 / XP Pro Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174813
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    - Cannot delete or open assigned tasks Hi, pulling our hair out on this one. I can find plenty of references to this in groups but no solution, explanation or even a clue where to start. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Various OS and Outlook versions, mostly XP Pro some 2000 Pro, and Outlook 2000, 2002, 2003. Exchange 2000 running on SBS 2000. A user creates and sends a task request. He or she CAN open or delete this task request from sent items. The recipient CANNOT open or delete task. They receive: "Can't open this item. The property does not exist. The field you want to modify is not valid for this type of item." We are stumped. The only lead I found is MS article 241243. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;241243 It talks about a user defined keywords feilds. Is it possible we are using an altered task form. Can this be set at the global level? Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174810
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    - can't view Event Viewer I am running SBS 2000. When I open Event Viewer I initially see that there are 2000 events but I can't see any events, but if I change from SYSTEM to Application and go back to SYSTEM I see 0 event. This applies to all type of events (application, system, security, etc) I scan the server for virus and nothing comes up. Is there a way to recreate event log? thanks in advance Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174805
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    - DNS Problem Hi, I have a red Cross on my DNS server when i remove it and try to put it back i get this error message "The RPC Server is too busy to complete this Operation would you like to add it anyway" when i say yes it does add it but with a red cross. can anyone point me in the right driection as to how i can get this "The RPC Server is too busy to complete this Operation" stopped. Many Thanks Jay Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174800
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    - 2 domain question I have got a problem that I have 2 domain now. One is running on Windows 2000 server on my sister company(A.com) and the other server in my company is using Small Business server 2000(B.com). But some of the use need to access both 2 server. I face the problem that they can't change the password themself. When they login to A.com and change the password, it can't sync the password to B.com. And the same case on B.com. Because B.com is using SBS 2000, I can't set trust between 2 domain. What method can I use to let user to change their password and will sync with the other domain? Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174794
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    - SBS2k, no ISA, slow logon All, New site to me with SBS2k. - Tidy install, not a lot going on, file and print mainly. It appears to have been setup by someone who did not know SBS.. Workstations(WS) connect through a DSL router to the outside world for Internet, and POP email.. WS are XP Pro, and logon to domain, but S L O W L Y. ISA is not configured. I have put a 'new' XP machine in, and set it as the others. This machine is a little quicker, but comes up with other errors/messages whilst logging on to the domain. - I think these give things away. Also, the event logs are very quite on the SBS. Workstations have static IP's and the DNS IP's are set to those of the ISP. The WS I put in comes up with a .NET passport message, and says it is connected to the Internet whilst booting/logging on (sorry, not sure which, was working until 1am) :-( I think all the WS are having to go to the ISP for DNS lookup, and this is what is slowing matters down. They Client has obviously had issues with their present supplier, who has not been able to resolve this problem. They want as little as possible doing (initially, until a relationship between myself and them is built up) to resolve this issue. Any pointers, or online resources, to sort DNS Please? Initially; 1. I would like to get the error logs working properly. - Is there a way to reset the lot to 'default' logging? 2. Resolve the slow logon problem. - Set up local DNS, if this is an issue. Once I am happy, and the machines connect / logon more quickly, I will be able to look into sorting SBS and ISA to work properly. The Client, as stated, wants as little as possible doing. - They have told me that they are unhappy with present support etc. But do not want a series of people 'fiddling' too much. If I can go back and improve the above, then I will get the Client.. If not they try someone else. Refreshing to have a candid Client who tells it like it is! All pointers/suggestions gratefully received. Regards, Phil Partridge philp@pebbleGRIT.demon.co.uk Remove the grit to reply Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174793
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    - Exchange error c1030af0 Hello everybody !!! Today I tried to open the Exchange 2000 public folders using the Exchange System Manager and I got this weird error: "The operation failed due to an invalid format in the HTTP request. ID no: c1030af0 Exchange System Manager" Any ideas about how to fix this issue? Thanks a lot... Victor Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174784
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    - Connect to VPN through SBS2000 ISA I have client computer connected to SBS2000 server running ISA. I am unable to connect to a VPN. Is there a setting that I need to change, or is there a IP filter that I need to add the VPN address to so that I can connect? Please help, I needed to get this working hours ago. Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174783
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    - Server hard disk complete/Ghost copy.... We were, in-house, discussing backups of the entire hard disk on our server and it was suggested that over and above our Dat tape backups we could Ghost a copy of the servers hard disk, say weekly. (From this you may deduce we have had hassles with Dat tape restores in the past.). If we adopt such backups it was also suggested that if we use hard disks of differing capacities eg originals say, Maxtors 80gb, it was important we used the same manufacturer and size of hard disks (the latter may be difficult as time passes), otherwise SBS MAY recognise it as different/new hardware and give a few hassles upon booting up ????? Could anyone advise us please what the outcome of the above would be. Thanks for any help. Bob Bob Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174778
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    - OWA Attachment Problem Hi All I have got one user in an SBS2000 network that can not see any emails with attachments via OWA .Emails without attachments appear as normal. There are no problems viewing emails with attachments on the persons desktop with the Outlook client. This problem seems to have just appeared,This user has had no problems in the past. I have done some research on it and wondering if any one has seen this problem before and what caused it. Thanks Chris Burgess Rapport I.T. Pty Ltd Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174774
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    - Services won't start We have a SBS 2000 server that worked fine. However now the Exhange information store will not start. When we try it manually we get error 1053. When we try to start other services manually it also gets the 1053 error. Anyone knows what direction to look in Thnx, Luc Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174772
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    - Cannot Login to Domain We had an SBS server that was running fine. It was off over the weekend. On restart it issues a warning that the application log is full. It then says that a service failed to start - check event log. However once the login prompt appears you cannot login as administrator or anything else (passwords and caps lock have been checked !!). Additionally none of the domain workstations can log in either. As I can't get access to the server I can do nothing to fix it. Any ideas????? Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174771
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    - sender mail address must correspond to local mail domain (#5.7.1) Last time I asked for help on this question I got SBS2003 replies. I'm using SBS2000. For some reason our SBS2000 Exchange is trying to send email it shouldn't. The problem occurs if an external source sends an email addressed to one of my users (collected by the SBS Pop3 connector) AND other external addresses. The server collects my user's copy of it, delivers it to their box, and trys to send it to the other external addresses!!! It of course fails as relaying is disabled, and so sends out NDRs.... Fortunatly I have configued it so only I get NDRs and not the sender. Example NDR: The following recipient(s) could not be reached: tony@externalemail.co.uk on 22/03/2005 10:46 There was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email server. Please contact your system administrator. <XXX.XXX.local #5.5.0 smtp;554 sorry, sender mail address must correspond to local mail domain (#5.7.1)> I've no idea why this started happening, it did go away at one point before returning, nothing changed as far as i'm aware. And yes i'd love to use smtp but I am unable to forward the necessary ports at the moment. Thanks. Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174770
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    - Moving Client Apps Folder Help! I need to move the client apps folder from the c: drive and need to know if there is anything special i need to do. Is it a case of copy and paste or is there some rego changes to be made. Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174769
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    - what should I charge for some side SBS work? What kind of range is acceptable to charge a client for consulting work with SBS? I don't want to give it away and I don't want to scare the potential customer off by asking for something outrageous. If anyone here would like to share that info I would be most grateful. Thanks! Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174766
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    - ISA web publishing I have SBS 2000 with ISA and IIS running a web site. I now also have a Terminal Server 2003 which we would like to use TSWEB behind the ISA server Can anyone tell me how I would configure ISA to get to my TSWEB through ISA 2000 and running both Web sites?? Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174765
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    - NTBackup on SBS2000 Hi, Having prob with SBS 2000 backup to tape. Every time a scheduled backup runs the backup starts and appears to work - however when I look at the log file the next day it will invariably stop mid line eg: --------------------------------------- Warning: The file \WINNT\system32\wbem\Logs\NTEVT.log in use - skipped. Warning: The file \WINNT\system32\wbem\Logs\WBEMSNMP.log in use - skipped. Warning: The file \WINNT\system --------------------------------------- after running a bit (up to 3 hours) the log just stops. Does this mean the backup did not work and how can I fix it? Tim Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174759
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    - Back-up Server Having had a problem with a failed disk I am looking at how to deal with disaster recovery, but not just the usual "keep off-site back-up" approach. I am aware that SBS can only have one server running, but is it possible to have an off-line replica server , perhaps using either a mirrored set of disks that would be moved from the original server to the fall-back? I am sure this is something that exercises many users thoughts? Any ideas appreciated Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174757
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    - Microsoft Shared Fax Hi, I have SBS W2K Server. I uninstalled Microsoft Shared Fax using by add/removed programs. But now I can't install again. No event log or error message. Just only, not modified try again setup. Please help me. What your suggestion. Thank Yusuf Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174752
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    - OT - Win2k prof All, Is there a way to install W2k Prof. over the top of an existing installation? You could do this in 9x if the OS had gone a little flaky. Have a WS from the MD of a Client, and do not want to nuke his machine if I can help it, but it is giving grief.. Almost nothing will run without Run32dll falling over and 'whatever' closing. :-( TIA, Phil Partridge philp@pebbleGRIT.demon.co.uk Remove the grit to reply Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174751
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    - STMP and 127.0.0.1 I've been noticing some spam getting relayed off the SMTP server. When I look at the logs I see a lot of 127.0.0.1 address. I'm assuming that something is telneting the SMTP server to send spam. How can I stop it on SBS2k? Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174747
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    - Increasing the C: partition size on a SBS 2003 system The default 12gb c: partion on this system is down to 2.5 gb. I'm still finding files I can either remove or redirect but I have concern for the long term space needs for this partition and want to increase it size. This is a Dell Poweredge 2800 server w/ raid 1. Two phisical disks look like one to the os. This logical drive is partitioned as c & d. The d partition has pleanty orf space. If this were any other sys I would have already run Partition Magic or Diskeeper and been done with it but I can't afford a mistake on this server and modifying system partitions is not supported by Dell and risky anyway. Dell & MS both say the c: & d: partitions will have to be backed up and SBS 2003 re-installed with the backup applied in a specific manner allowing the old application configurations to be inherited. This will allow, during the beginning of the new install, the repartitioning of c: to a larger size. Am I missing anything here? Anybody know a better way. This looks like a full 8 hour night project if nothing goes wrong. Additionally, how do you run SBS and all of its component system in a 12 gb partition? I have redirected the docs & setting folders for all users, moved the Exchange stores, moved the SQLServer db files and turned off volume shadowing on c:. I'm blown away there is not a straight forward approach to this. Tnx, Richard Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174742
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    - Can i make the event log bigger? I need to make the event log bigger so it doesn't stop recording. I receive netlogon errors every two hours so the the system log fills up quite quickly. In which this makes event viewer useless to trouble shoot other problems. Can anyone help me out? thanks rob Tag: changing default user folder location to a another serve Tag: 174736

Hello All

I have a SBS 2000 network installation and we have just added a NAS device
running win2003 storage server.

The aim is to move company and user folders onto this new device.

Is there any way of changing the wizards/ scripts , so new users will have
there profile automatically created in the new location and also the
shortcuts will point to the right server shares ?

Thanks

Chris

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