warren
Wed Apr 02 09:58:01 CDT 2008
Thanks Merv! I went back in this morning and looked where you said to, and
the services were already disabled. So, I went to uninstall again and no
problem. Finicky things. Anyway, uninstalling the ISA server succesfully
remedied my REAL problem which was my emails were unreadable; Exchange was
receiving them but some workstations would not synchronize, others would have
the item in Outlook but attempting to open them would give HTTP 1.1/500
Internal Server Error. All good now.
Just to answer Cris' question, I am running a NAT firewall. I've got SBS in
a sinle NIC configuration so ISA would be useless anyway. Not to mention my
server is a single-core P III with maybe 512 MB of RAM. Its old. But I like
having my own mail server and all the functionality of Exchange.
Thanks for the help fellas
Warren
"Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" wrote:
> Hi Warren,
>
> You could go into the Services console (Start | Settings | Control Panel |
> Administrative Tools | Services) and stop the Microsoft ISA Server Control,
> then set the following services to "manual":
>
> Microsoft Firewall
> Microsoft ISA Server Control
> Microsoft Web Proxy
> Microsoft H.323 Gatekeeper
>
> After these are stopped, you should be able to uninstall ISA 2000 from
> Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel (make sure you uninstall the ISA client
> from each workstation before you uninstall ISA). If you still can't
> uninstall it, use RMISA.exe:
>
> What's the best way to Uninstall ISA
> (RMISA.EXE)
>
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs/browse_thread/thread/436274fb6bd47480/8beaba82d4784e41?hl=en&lnk=st&q=where+rmisa.exe+SBS+CD#8beaba82d4784e41
>
> --
> Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
> ============================
>
> "warren" <warren@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F3DEAB51-7193-4737-850E-CC51167B8D1D@microsoft.com...
> > Once, I actually paid for support from Microsoft and part of the process
> > was
> > disabling ISA server. I don't remember how it was done. A year later it
> > sems
> > ISA is back on and I'm having some problems for numerous reasons, as you
> > could imagine. I tried to uninstall ISA and windows tells me that an
> > application (ISA related, I'm sure) must be stopped first. So, that route
> > doesn't work. Anyway, it was 1-2-3 for the SBS specialist to stop ISA
> > server.
> > Anybody else know how?
>
>
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