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    - OT: WOOOOOHOOOOO and crossposted to boot. Does this mean I have to behave myself? or can I continue to behave like myself? I'd like to thank EVERYONE EVERYONE who nominated me. EVERYONE who ever asked a stupid question. EVERYONE who answered one of my stupid questions. EVERYONE who participates and EVERYONE who lurks. If I sound like I'M STOKED, it's only because I AM. Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149840
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    - New Dutch SBS MVP :-) Please, congratulate Marina Roos as the new Dutch SBS MVP. You probably know her already but please give her a warm welcome. -- Mariëtte Knap - MVP http://www.smallbizserver.net Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149839
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    - Availability of VUP Cals I am going to do an upgrade from SBS2000 to SBS2003 Premium. I am unable to find any place carrying the 20 packs of CAL upgrades. Where is everyone picking these up from? We currently have 50 CALS for SBS2000, so I am goign to buy two 20CAL VUPS and two 5CAL vups. Thanks! Douglas Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149838
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    - Authenitcation from remote sites smtp Hi All Simple prob I bet, I have exchange 2000 installed on a 2000 server, with ISA etc (sbs server I think) Internal users send/receive emails fine. External (remote users) also send/receive emails fine. Via outlook using SMTP The problem is external users, they can send emails even if they dont enter a password, which means anyone can send through my server! if I create a new account on my pc at home called TEST@domain.com, and enter my exchange IP address, I can send through my server to my hotmail account! AHHH this isn't good!! (open relay I think its called) I know you can specify certain machines only to access my SMTP protocol, but, the remote users IP addresses change as they use dial up. I want to make it so a password has to be entered (or stored) on the users machine in order for them to send an email through my exchange server. Whats the best solution! thanks a million Lee Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149834
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    - Email assault? Our company's SBS2K exchange server is being bombarded at the rate of 1 email every 3 minutes. I receive all the undeliverable. The emails are addressed on a first name basis i.e.... bob @ gmenterprises.com. They have the company address correct, but we use first name and last name in our email. What kind of an assault is this. Each email has a file attached that is either *.pif or *.scr as an attachment (which Symantec nicely blocks). Obviously, I know it must be a virus or Trojan of some sort. Why is this assault continuing? Why so many emails? The headers do not even show common return address. -nn Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149833
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    - exhange issue hi.. have a client with sbs2k3 standard running. their domain is called xxx.local their external domain is called xxx.com email is set up for delivery to be via pop3.. (i know, i know.. no my choice) one of the users has 2 email accounts accountA@xxx.com accountB@xx.com account A downloads email via pop3 to exchange accountB is not a dload to exchange, that just lives purely with web host. right now he can't seem to send emails to accountB from accountA. gets this bounce message. accountB@xx.com The e-mail account does not exist at the organization this message was sent to. Check the e-mail address, or contact the recipient directly to find out the correct address. <xxx.com #5.1.1> Is this an exchange issue. regards Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149832
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    - Remote Office Link We have a sbs 2003 in the main office 2 nics 1 lan 1 inet, i want to add an isdn router on the internal lan an a isdn router in a remote office with 2 pc's the remote office router can issue ip's via dhcp, i have read the remote office ms white paper but it does not seems to address this kind of configuration would anyone be able to assist ? Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149827
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    - How to delete the hotfix backup Hi all, Any utility can delete the hotfix backup fils "$ntuninstall...$", it's take to many space from HD Adi Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149825
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    - RPC, Group Policy, and DFS issues after SBS 2003 install I just installed a brand new instance of small business server 2003. At the moment, the DC is the only machine in the domain. I and am getting the following group policy errors in the event log: "Windows cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO cn={6AC1786C-016F-11D2-945F-00C04fB984F9},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=RisingSta rphoto,DC=local. The file must be present at the location <\\RisingStarphoto.local\sysvol\RisingStarphoto.local\Policies\{6AC1786C-016 F-11D2-945F-00C04fB984F9}\gpt.ini>. (Windows cannot find the network path. Verify that the network path is correct and the destination computer is not busy or turned off. If Windows still cannot find the network path, contact your network administrator. ). Group Policy processing aborted. For more information, see Help and Support Center at " After further investigation, I realize that I can't create a DFS root or create a DFS share. When creating a DFS root, I get the following error: "The following error occurred while creating DFS root on server risingdco1.risingstarphoto.local: RPC server is unavailable" Both the "Remote Procedure Call" and "Remote Procedure Call Locator" services are running. If anybody has any suggestions, It would be greatly appreciated. I found a KB article referencing the "group policy" error, but the fix required changing registry entries that don't exist on this machine. Thanks much. David Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149817
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    - Group Calendar Hi all Could somebody give me advice on how to set up a group calendar on sbs 2000? I have tried to set one up on the public folders but have failed miserably, maybe I'm tired and need to go home now!! any advice would be great for the morning! thanks Mark Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149810
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    - Exchange wont flow When we came in this morning it appears we have lost the ability to send and receive internal or external email. All the Exchange services are working properly and mailbox and public store are mounted. We can all get into our mailboxes and read our existing messages but we can't send anything. It appears to send (disappears from the outbox) but just goes into a black hole. The same applied to internal or external mail inbound and outbound. Very strange. Ideas please?? -- Darwood MCSE Remove nospamme from email address to reply. Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149807
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    - MyDoom / Novarg We have received 26 (cleaned by ISP) so far. What's everybody else on? -- Darwood MCSE Remove nospamme from email address to reply. Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149803
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    - outlook q? SBS 2k SP1 is there any way to get outlook 2002 without buying office 2002. i mean ... few months ago i saw new outlook 2002 setup on SBS 2k SP1 cd i was thinking to buy cal's for exchange 2003 and installation media but it si not valid way -- *tomislav domagoj perica* *the national democratic institute for international affairs (NDI) *http://www.ndi.org *preradoviceva 22/4 *zagreb *tel: *+385 1 48 54 694 *+385 1 48 54 689 *fax: *+385 1 48 54 686 Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149799
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    - Fax Service and Dual Modems Folks, Hoping that someone can help to shorten the way. Can one hook up two modems to SBS 2003 Shared Fax Services. The goal is one line for inbound, the other for outbound? I do this with Fax Server apps (GFI Fax for Exchange) and Brooktrout boards, but am wondering is the same can be done in SBS 2003. Would sure be great it if could be... Also am looking for recommendations for cost fax servers that work with exchange 2003 and SBS 2003. Regards, David R. Hibbeln Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149796
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    - URGENT! Exchange not working I have a "standard" SBS2000 network: SBS2000 IBM server with: - ISA (two nic) - hardware firewall - SMTP mail - SQL installed but not in use - All SPs installed - all client computers Win2000 - 1 XP laptop workstation - 1 AS400 mainframe All workstations were using Netscape mail client to send / receive mail via POP3 I started configuring Outlook 2000 on one computer and Outlook XP on another. Everything worked for a few days, and now POP3 client can't retreive mail any more: I get this error every time a user tries to get mail: Tipo evento: Errore Origine evento: POP3SVC Categoria evento: Modulo contenuto ID evento: 1023 Data: 27/01/2004 Ora: 16.11.40 Utente: N/D Computer: SERVER Descrizione: Errore 0x8004050a durante il rendering del messaggio 0001-0000000a0415 per il download per l'utente p.billaud@sedpa.mc. Per ulteriori informazioni, fare clic su http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp. Dati: 0000: 50 04 14 00 P... And Outlook clients keep "syncronizing" with Exchange server. I have no idea on what to do. I hope my description is clear enough and my english is good enough for you to understand my situation. Thanks, Filippo Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149795
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    - Out of resources when printing Hi We have this problem with one of our win2k workstations. When we try to print from within a terminal services session on this workstation, the main sbs2k server comes up with an out of resources error and it can not see the printers anymore. We have to restart the main server every time this happens. Any idea what this can be? Regards Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149791
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    - Cannot use help and support on XP client I know this is slightly off topic but not sure if anyone else has had this problem. When I log onto the XP client as a local administrator I can use the help and support but if I log on as a domain user as part of the domain the help and support just hangs and I get Application hung errors in the event viewer. Any ideas please Thanks in advance. Best Regards Antony Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149789
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    - Slightly off topic I have a Dell Latitude latop with Windows XP SP1 pro. I find that when I change static IP addresses (which is a lot from customer to customer) it takes XP about 30 seconds to bind the IP to the NIC, in which time the LAN settings dialog box appears to hang! After 30 seconds to a minute its fine! Anyone else have this problem? Anyone know the cure! Regards Austin Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149784
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    - Terminal Services I cant get into my Webspace this morning, and I didnt load TS before I left on this Trip. Is there somewhere I can get TS to try and get to our Server? Thanks, Mike Behanna Power Quality Systems Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149780
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    - RRAS reinstall ?? Since I see that nobody can help me out with the RRAS problem I want to reinstall the RRAS. Can anybody tell me how to do that plz? Gus Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149779
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    - Exchange won't let us send email from another domain that we own! Exchange is configured for abc.com but we also own xyz.com. If user goto the from field in outlook and try to send from info@xyz.com they get an access denied message, any ideas. Regards Austin Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149775
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    - Cannot view Company.com website via internal Lan! Kindly Help!!! Hi All, I have an SBS 2000 setup (2 nics, sonicwall firewall, aDSL connection, TZO dynamic service) which so far has been running fine. One problem though...for some reason, I cannot view our www.company.com website on the sbs server or any of the workstations from inside the LAN. When I type the www.company.com address, it brings me right to the SonicWall Router Setup Page located at (192.168.1.1). I can view all other websites no problem, just not my company's external website. NOTE: if I view the www.company.com website from any other computer outside the LAN (i.e. at home), it loads fine. Any ideas for a fix? Has it something to do with TZO? ** Hugs & Kisses ** ~ Cassie ~ Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149774
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    - I am looking for FAX Services Hi, I am looking for a FAX Server and first preference is a Microsoft Product. I learnt from the Microsoft site the SMB 2003 has a Fax Server, how well does it integrate with the MS Exch 2003 because I want individual users to send faxes from their mail boxes as well as receive Faxes to their mail boxes. Is this with in the scope of the Microsoft products. Does Exch 2003 comes with any default Fax support. Can someone also enlighten me how is the Fax Service in Win2003 Server different to the Fax Server Service in SBS 2003. Thanks in Advance.... Srini Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149772
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    - More backup problems! In the absence of our Sony tape device (currently at the doctors) I am attempting to use a maxtor usb external hard drive. Incremental backups (around 650Mb) are fine. As soon as I attempt a full backup (around 22GB) I get a disk full message after 4.7 GB despite the fact there is over 30Gb free space! Can't find anything on veritas site; all answers say to free up space!! Any thoughts anyone. Also I thought there used to be a veritas newsgroup but I don't seem to be able to find it! Chris Curtis Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149771
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    - HELP !! Java Applets Again!! Hi all I am still unable to get java applets to run on any of our machines. I have applied the update 305217 and followed the steps on http://www.smallbizserver.net/sbs2003/Some_Java_applicatio ns_do_not_work_when_ISA_is_installed.aspx I still get the red X up the top where the applet should run. On the Sun site, it says that this is because it cannot detetc the proxy settings so I have manually changed these in the sun console. Anybody, help me please!!!! Mark Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149770
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    - Imap Access Hi there, Using SBS2k and need to use IMAP for MAC Clients within the local network. The MAC clients(os x) find the IMAP server but get an error Invalid account ID or Password. I then setup a PC client for IMAP using Outlook express and the same result. They both seem to find the IMAP server but come up with bad user names or passwords Any help please............... Regard Paul Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149767
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    - OWA certificate issue Thanks to the well written tutorial on smallbizserver.net, I'm on the verge of rolling out OWA. In my testing, I'm running into one issue that concerns me though. When I type in the site address (123.456.789.1/exchange) The certificate window pops up as expected. I click on the view certificate, then on certification path (so I can install both certificates as described in the tutorial) and the server IP is listed at the top with an exclamation mark on it and the error "The issuer of this certificate was not able to be found." Obviously since the it can't be found it can't be installed. I thought maybe I put the certificate in an unreachable location on our website, so I copied it to a location on another site I KNOW is accessible and I get the same thing even after re-mapping the AIA line to the new source. What could be going wrong with the certificates? I can get into OWA just fine by clicking "Yes" on the do you want to proceed window, but I get the warning everytime. Any pointers? Thanks everyone. Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149759
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    - OWA for Selected Users Is there a way to enable OWA (w/SSL) only for selected users on SBS2k? I have a client requesting me this... and I have never even thought about it. Any input will be greatly appreciated :-) -- -Javier << SBS ROCKS !!! >> Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149753
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    - DHCP stopped working. XP PRO SP1 clients. Hey everyone, Odd problem, looking for some guidance. SBS2K SP4. DHCP server stopped working. Cannot get an IP address when I do an ipconfig /renew. All clients are XP PRO SP1. What is odd though is I'll restart an XP PC and then I'll get an IP address at startup and it works. But once I release it, I cannot get reassigned. Some clients are wireless. For clients with both wireless and a wired connection, at restart, the wired connection get's an ip address, but the wired never get's an ip address. The wireless stays at the 169.xx..xx format. What should I look for? Nothing in the event viewer indicating a problem. I can manually assign addresses which work but assiging does not work. I've restarted the server as well. Thanks John Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149751
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    - Exchange taking lots of RAM issue - Interesting At your own risk but the article is interesting enough. I know I am not messing with the settings but might be useful for others.... Rick in the Midwest How can I change the amount of memory that the Store can use in Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server and later? A. The Store is responsible for interfacing with the Exchange database files. Because these files are disk based, the Exchange server caches as much information as possible and the Store uses as much of the machine's memory as possible, up to a default maximum of approximately 858MB of RAM. The Store releases this memory when other processes need to use it. For example, on a system with 1GB of RAM, you shouldn't be surprised if the Store typically uses more than 700MB. Having hundreds of megabytes of free memory serves no purpose, so the Store simply puts available memory to good use. You can change the amount of memory that Exchange uses for its cache by carrying out the following steps (although you should fully test any such change because it might affect system performance): 1. Install the Windows 2000 or later support tools from the server OS installation CD-ROM. 2. Start the ADSI Edit utility, which is one of the support tools--go to Start, Run, and type adsiedit.msc 3. From the left-hand pane, expand the root and expand the Configuration item. 4. Expand Services (each item will be prefixed by CN=), Microsoft Exchange, the name of your Exchange organization, Administrative Groups, the name of the administrative group, Servers, the name of the server for which you want to modify the Store memory information. 5. Select the server. In the right-hand pane, you'll see a list of components that you can change. 6. Right-click CN=InformationStore, then select Properties from the context menu. 7. Select the Attribute Editor and ensure that the "Show optional attributes" option is selected. 8. Double-click "msExchESEParamCacheSizeMax." 9. Although the value appears blank, Exchange sets this value to default to 219726. The value refers to the number of 4KB sections, otherwise known as pages. The system uses 4KB increments because the Extensible Storage Engine (ESE) database that Exchange uses stores data in 4KB sections. Enter a new value equal to the number of 4KB sections required. For example, to limit the Store to use 50MB of RAM, you'd enter a value of 12500 (you would never set the value this low on a production server--I'm just using it here as an example). Because of virtual address space limitations, Microsoft recommends that you enter a maximum value no larger than 307200, which is approximately 1.2GB of memory. You should typically increase the default value of 219726 only if you have more than 2GB of memory. For maximum efficiency, ensure that the value you enter is a multiple of 8192 (i.e., 2 pages). Click OK. 10. Click OK to close the InformationStore Properties dialog box, then close the ADSI Edit console window. 11. Before the change can take effect, the value for the setting you entered in Step 9 needs to replicate across the forest. After the change has replicated, you need to restart the Store on the targeted Exchange server for the change to take effect. Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149750
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    - SBS2000 slowing down My users are having problems accessing documents from my SBS2000 Server. Takes forever to retrieve a simple text doc from one of the folders. The hard drives are constantly working, even though no one is using the system. I'm new at SBS. Help! Thanks in Advance! - Louis Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149744
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    - client configuration I had a laptop with W2k-pro and previuosly connected to the internet with a cable modem. I set up another pc with SBS 2000. I can get to the internet with the server and with laptop attached to my network but when I go back to my original configuration with the laptop, I can't get to the internet. I used DHCP with the cable modem and I double checked the IP settings. I used IPCONFIG /release and /renew and even rebooted. I can ping my router, the cable modem and my ISP DNS servers. I just can't get to the internet. I can't find any information on this. Is this a security issue? Thanks, John Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149743
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    - Outlook oddity - refuses to send mail to one domain Maybe a red herring, but... Outlook 2000 on my personal machine (dial up, SMTP/POP3, Corp mode) has suddenly started refusing to send mail to one domain (that I've been communicating with for years). No matter what recipient, it just stays in the outbox. Have rebooted etc. Also have NIS2002 on this box. Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149740
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    - Exchange taking 720MB RAM Noticed that one of my SBS2K that has 35 users on it the store.exe process is taking 720MB of RAM (out of 1GB). This seems like alot....Is this normal for exchange to use this amount for so few users? Any idea on why it's taking so much Thx. Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149728
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    - MAC experts... Noticed this in ISA logs...Did they mac get in ???? xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. anonymous Entourage/10.0 (Mac_PowerPC; DigExt; TmstmpExt) 2004-01-16 21:00:36 SERVER - XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 192.168.16.2 80 16 541 263 http PROPFIND http://192.168.16.2/exchange/digital/ Inet 401 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. anonymous Entourage/10.0 (Mac_PowerPC; DigExt; TmstmpExt) 2004-01-16 21:00:36 SERVER - XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 192.168.16.2 80 31 607 412 http PROPFIND http://192.168.16.2/exchange/digital/ Inet 401 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. anonymous Entourage/10.0 (Mac_PowerPC; DigExt; TmstmpExt) 2004-01-16 21:00:46 SERVER - XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 192.168.16.2 80 9407 939 1148 http PROPFIND http://192.168.16.2/exchange/digital/ Inet 207 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. anonymous Entourage/10.0 (Mac_PowerPC; DigExt; TmstmpExt) 2004-01-16 21:00:46 SERVER - XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 192.168.16.2 80 - 699 263 http SEARCH http://192.168.16.2/exchange/digital/Contacts/ Inet 401 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. anonymous Entourage/10.0 (Mac_PowerPC; DigExt; TmstmpExt) 2004-01-16 21:00:47 SERVER - XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 192.168.16.2 80 - 765 412 http SEARCH http://192.168.16.2/exchange/digital/Contacts/ Inet 401 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. anonymous Entourage/10.0 (Mac_PowerPC; DigExt; TmstmpExt) 2004-01-16 21:00:47 SERVER - XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 192.168.16.2 80 234 1097 369 http SEARCH http://192.168.16.2/exchange/digital/Contacts/ Inet 416 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. anonymous Entourage/10.0 (Mac_PowerPC; DigExt; TmstmpExt) 2004-01-16 21:00:48 SERVER - XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 192.168.16.2 80 32 2671 263 http PROPPATCH http://192.168.16.2/exchange/digital/Contacts/Dave.eml Inet 401 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. anonymous Entourage/10.0 (Mac_PowerPC; DigExt; TmstmpExt) 2004-01-16 21:00:49 SERVER - XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 192.168.16.2 80 32 2737 412 http PROPPATCH http://192.168.16.2/exchange/digital/Contacts/Dave.eml Inet 401 I am more interested in the last two entries which look likes it was in. Also I have not done any OWA configuration but checking ports now cos pc can get in with OWA???? -- www.smallbizserver.net (2000 and 2003) microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000 (2000 NG) microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs (2003 NG) http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&safe=off&group=microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000 http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=lang_en&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&group=microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs http://www.sbslinks.com/ Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149726
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    - <<<Just a warning.....Block those Zip, exe, pif and scr files >>> New Worm Activity - W32.Novarg.A@mm Symantec and other anti-virus vendors are reporting a new mass-mailing worm called W32.Novarg.A@mm. Initial reports indicate the worm spreads through .exe, .pif, .scr, and .zip attachments. Preliminary reports indicate the worm listens on TCP port 3127. More information will be posted when it becomes available. Since about 2 p.m. my pacbell account is getting some zip files [besides the normal SWENs that it gets regularly] I think they are Novarg. all about 33 KB in size. -- -- http://www.sbslinks.com/really.htm Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149725
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    - XP from Workgroup to Domain in SBS 2000 When I setup all my XP Pro machines, I set them up using the workgroup instead of the domain and it works fine. Now, I am wanting to get the Wim 98/ME login screen to appear in Win XP Pro Name: Password: Domain: I was told I need to change them from a Workgroup to a Domain. I tried this through the Computer Name tab and when I switch to Domain and try and change it, it says "Access Denied" Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149723
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    - OWA and one user I am having a problem with one user trying to login to his OWA account. Three times for the password than Http / 1.1 401 Unauthorized.... Any suggestions to troubleshoot? Every other user works fine. Peter Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149721
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    - Address Book via OWA Is it normal not have the address book show up automatically when creating a new message via OWA and clicking on the To: button. It makes you search for the user by typing a "K" than you have to hit the Find button. Is this nornmal or how could I have the address book come up automatically when someon creates an email from OWA? Thanks. Peter V Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149720
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    - cant send internet email Users can receive mail but cannot send email to external addresses. They can send to everyone internally. When clicking "send and receive" from an outlook client an error is returned that says "the tcp/ip connection was unexpectedly terminated" . This started to occur after a linksys router was reset to factory defaults. After being reset the router came back online with an address that conficted with the SBS server. (192.168.1.1) SBS displayed a message about a conflicting ipaddress and the router was taken back offline and set to its previous address. (192.168.1.5) Then everything was working except external email. Any ideas ? thanks ! Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149718
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    - DNS Server Configuration This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000F_01C3E41F.9FD52150 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I would like some adivce on how to configure the DNS Server.=20 What should be the "Forwarding Address" in the DNS server on the SBS = 2000 server if the ISP provides dynamic IP addresses only? So far this has been a problem, as the server and all workstations are = hooked up to the router, which translates to whatever the new WAN and = ISP DNS server address happens to be. As of right now, I have the = forwarding address pointing to the router. There is only one SBS 2000 server so far, ISA is not used. Below is what I have configured so far. 1. DNS is configured per the following=20 - Gateway (IP address of office router) - DNS Servers (IP address of local SBS 2000 DNS server) - Primary DNS points to itself. - Secondary DNS points to itself - DNS domain name ( domain-name.com) - WINS Servers (IP address of local SBS 2000 WINS server) - Primary WINS points to local WINS server. - NBT node type (0x8) - Hosts and LMHOSTS files are not used. - Enable NetBios over TCP/IP is checked=20 Thanks very much. Attila ------=_NextPart_000_000F_01C3E41F.9FD52150 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 6.00.2800.1276" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I would like some adivce on how to = configure the=20 DNS Server. </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>What should be the <STRONG>"Forwarding = Address"=20 </STRONG>in the DNS server on the SBS 2000 server if the ISP provides = dynamic IP=20 addresses only?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>So far this has been a problem, as the = server and=20 all workstations are hooked up to the router, which translates to = whatever the=20 new WAN and ISP DNS server address happens to be.  As of right now, = I have=20 the forwarding address pointing to the router.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>T</FONT><FONT face=3DArial = size=3D2>here is only one=20 SBS 2000 server so far, ISA is not used.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Below is what I have configured so=20 far.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial = size=3D2><STRONG>1.      DNS is=20 configured per the following </STRONG></FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>-   Gateway (IP address of = office=20 router)</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>-   DNS Servers (IP address = of local SBS=20 2000 DNS server)</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>       = -  =20 Primary DNS points to itself.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>       = -  =20 Secondary DNS points to itself</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>-   DNS domain name (=20 domain-name.com)</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>-   WINS Servers (IP address = of local SBS=20 2000 WINS server)</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>       = -  =20 Primary WINS points to local WINS server.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>-   NBT node type = (0x8)</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>-   Hosts and LMHOSTS files = are not=20 used.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>-   Enable NetBios over = TCP/IP is checked=20 </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV><FONT face=3DArial> <DIV><BR></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Thanks very much.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Attila</FONT></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_000F_01C3E41F.9FD52150-- Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149717
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    - OWA & opened email not appearing in InBox Using SBS 2000. One user cannot see any opened items in his InBox from OWA. Un-opened items appear but once he opens them they cannot be seen from OWA. The opened items do appear in his InBox with the full Outlook client...All other folders within OWA show opened items. Other users are not experiencing this problem. Any ideas?? Thx! Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149714
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    - Creating a BDC on an SBS network A couple of questions: How do I create a BDC of an exisiting SBS 2000 PDC on a new machine, fresh drive? Can I install MS Exchange on the sam drive as well as other Back Office features? Thanks, Paul Seaton, IS Mgr. Head Start Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149712
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    - can't retrieve POP3 email Hi We have on person in our company who works from home. They retrieve their email via POP3. Everything will be fine and then for some reason, they stop receiving email. If they close down outlook and reopen it, it still won't work. They have to log onto OWA, view/delete an item and then their POP3 account starts to work again. I have no idea what could be the cause. It's as if one of the emails blocks/clogs the process so no new emails can download. Once this email is gone, the process starts to work again. The rest of the people in the office use SMTP and don't experience this. I'm not sure if it is the client PC or the Exchange server or how to even trouble shoot this problem. Does anyone have any ideas? Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149704
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    - connecting 98me to sbs2003? Is there a separate news group for 2003? Does anyone know how to setup 98se clients on sbs2003 as the setup disks are not used any more thanks, Finn --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.566 / Virus Database: 357 - Release Date: 22/01/2004 Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149703
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    - Explorer - Can't view server Drive D Weird problem. Using windows explorer (my computer or similar), I can see my C and D drive, get their properties, etc. I can click on the C drive and see all folders OK. If I do the same on the D drive, the folder tree expands, then hangs with the egg timer, then shuts down the explorer window dumping me at the desktop. I cannot get to the files on the Drive D, except those that have shares and those can only be accessed from other PCs using the nework. This is messing up backups, causing A/V software to crash, etc. Server is SBS2K fully patched. I've disabled A/V software, tried running in Safe Mode, problem repeats. I don't have any RAID systems - drive is only 18GB SCSI formated NTFS. I cant see anything in the MS KBs. Anyone any ideas? Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149700
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    - User folder issue / Viewing graphics in a TS session Question 1: Within each individual users folder that is created on the SBS 2000, there is a folder called "windows" and a file called "wind but am not sure what they are for ? If they are important Can I secure them from being deleted by a user ? Hide them ? Question 2: I cannot block internet access to a basic user, even though I have removed them from the BOIU group. Not sure why ? Question 3: Is there any way of increasing the screen resolution for a TS session because any jpegs, PDF's containing graphics or excel spreadsheets containing jpegs, that I try and view thru a TS session look absolutely rubbish. Can I do anything about this or would I have to install Excel on a workstation and view the spreadsheets in question as a fat client ? Best Regards Antony Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149698
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    - SBS2000 & AOL email addresses Right new problem for you guys, I know it's a bit similar to some earlier ones but I still need some help. First the system layout. SBS2000 and a number of PCs on a network. Internet access is through a 3com ISDN Lan modem, on which I have put the ISP DNS entries, that is connected to the rest of the network through a hardware firewall. Internet access via our ISP, BT, and mail hosted elsewhere, bit odd but thats the way things have grown up. Internet and email all seem to work well, POP3 and SMTP connectors all doing their jobs well, except, Sometimes we get rejected emails when sending to some external contacts that have AOL accounts. Sometimes they get through but mostly they get rejected. Now I have read the earlier posts about PTR records and am wondering whether I need to set one up but where at the ISP or where our mail is hosted. Any thoughts or help gratefully received. Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149697
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    - OWA enabling Users can connect to email through OWA from internal LAN. What should I configure to let them connect to email trouh OWA from outside? Gus Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149692
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    - SBS roles I have SBS 2000 and one W2K standalone server. Is it possible to transfer Exchange or SQL to that standalone server or those products should only be installed on SBS machine? Regards, Iztok Tag: OT: difference from leased line & frame relay Tag: 149691

Hi,
This is off topic but hopefully someone can help. What is
the difference between a leased line and frame relay
connection? Just a general explination would be very
helpful.

Thanks

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Re: difference from leased line & frame relay by Henry

Henry
Tue Jan 27 17:57:41 CST 2004

Perhaps this will help:
http://www.tcpmag.com/qanda/article.asp?EditorialsID=237

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Henry Craven.
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"nic" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5a1801c3e527$5e024c40$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> This is off topic but hopefully someone can help. What is
> the difference between a leased line and frame relay
> connection? Just a general explination would be very
> helpful.
>
> Thanks

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