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    - Intrusion detection Hi! I've been intruded! Sounds personal, but...I like my space to be my space. An IP address did a port scan, actually about 7 of them. I used the whois and found them, contacted the ISP who is supposedly doing an investigation. I've found this site, http://www.columbia.edu/acis/security/aprocedure.html, is it a good one to follow? The ISP told me they couldn't tell me anything, that I'd have to subpeona their records. Who wants to go through all that? I just want to know who it is and why they're doing it? What rights do we, the non-intruder have? Any advice? Obviously, I need to block the particular IP in ISA, but beyond that... Marcia Porter Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137534
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    - Exchange Current Sessions and Mail Not Delivered Hi there. I see a domain listed in Current Sessions numerous times and then when I refresh it goes away. But we are not receiving any mail from that domain that shows up in Current Sessions. Also, some domains we send to receive the mail 5 - 10 times. HELP!!! Thanks Paddy Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137533
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    - Considering Upgrade Schedule Hello, We've been running SBS2000 on a single server for 2 1/2 years, and we're trying to figure out possible upgrade scenarios for the next two years. Being a nonprofit organization, we can get software at a good discount but we can only do so once every two years (not sure what Microsoft's reasoning was for that one). It has been suggested that network performance & reliability can be greatly improved by separating out Exchange onto its own dedicated server. Of course, doing so would mean moving from Small Business Server to a full Windows Server and Exchange Server. Performance has not really been much of an issue thus far. We are using about 27GB out of total capacity of 63GB. It's a single 933MHz processor, we're not using SQL Server. We are about 25 people and we don't plan on expanding over 30 in the next two years. Network speed is pretty quick, in terms of document retrieval. Sometimes Access database operations take a little time, but nothing too klunky. Would our users notice much of a difference if Exchange were separated onto its own server? What other benefits/issues might we encounter? Any thoughts or input is greatly appreciated. Matthew Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137531
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    - Current Sessions In Exchange Hi there. We have had some weird email things happening. 1. People with earthlink addresses are receiving any our domain's emails 5 - 10 times each. 2. I just was looking at the Current Sessions in the Virtual SMTP server and there was some weird domain I have never heard of connected for over 400 seconds. What should be listed here? 3. We are not receiving any emails from certain email domains such as our online cc processor. Any clues PLease Advise ASAP! Thanks Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137530
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    - Some upgrade questions and client-add questions I'm going to be upgrading a SBS 4.5 network in two phases soon; it's in two phases because of budgeting issues, among other things. To ease the workload on our present (and old) server, I've talked it over with a contractor that supplies and supports Great Plains financial software for us, and we're going to aquire an inexpensive single processor box to move the GP stuff to, probably just running on Win 2000 pro, as only two people on staff will ever be accessing it. I'm making the assumption here that, since it's not a geniune server OS, I'll have to add it as a client, and thus acquire some client licenses (as we're currently maxed). That isn't a problem, as I'd like to add a couple of people to the network anyway. As I understand it, there can be unlimited user accounts, but machines are limited to the number of licenses. While I've read that SBS 2000 CALs are backwards- compatible with SBS 4.5, does anyone yet know if SBS 2003 CALs will be? Also, while shopping for the CALs online, I've noticed that there are actually two versions of the SBS 2000 5 count CAL packs. They are: SBS 2000 CLT ADD ON-5U 3.5 V/UP $147.92 and SBS 2000 CLT ADDON 3.5-DMF 5PK $ 279.94 Murphy's Law says I'll probably need the later because it's more expensive, but can anyone tell me what the differnces are? The website these are quoted from is www.globalcomputer.com We may buy another server this year, and then replace SBS 4.5 itself next year. We're still considering whether or not we want to go with SBS 2003 or another solution, but if we do: Will there be an upgrade version for SBS 4.5, or will we have to buy the full version outright? And have any significant issues arisen from upgrading 4.5 to 2003? Thank you in advance for your help. Douglas Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137523
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    - Modems don't accept calls We have a SBS 2000 server with SP4 2 days ago the modems stopped answering calls from remote clients on dialup and faxes sent through shared fax service began failing. VPN clients are able to connect without problem. Modems test okay. There are no settings to keep dialups out. Error message is 678 modem did not respond. Any suggestions on what may have caused this? Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137516
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    - OWA Just recently my Small Business Server 2000 OWA has stopped working. The VPN connection is still working. Also tested the ping to the server which used to work now but doesn't, although you can see the packet attempt on the icon system tray with each ping. Can still ping out OK. Could any of the service packs have caused this? or any suggestions? thanks JIM Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137511
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    - sftp Has anyone ever used this? Is it secure to use only passwords and not public and private keys? tia Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137510
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    - Spam Currently I am using GFI for spam control. I install the demo just to see how it works and was wondering if there are any other spam softwares out there that are equal to GFI just to compare features..... Eddie Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137505
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    - Can't access public foldersthru Exchange system manager Well a in my previous post, I'm trying to locate an email enable public folder thru the exchange system manager but when I click on the folders I get an error: SSL certificate server name is incorrect. ID no: c103b404 Exchange system manager How can I fix this. I used the directions at smallbizserver.net to enable OWA over SSL. Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137504
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    - Changed User Name, BE8.6 doesn't backup her mailbox Hi, Running SBS2000, fully patched. User got married and I changed her last name in the users area of the SBS (Back Office Manager) from the SBS Admin Console. Also changed her initials and alias (and everything I could change on the user properties tabs). Everything is working fine (she can logon, she's getting e-mail, has access to her files, everything says the new name) but BE 8.6 is not backing up the new mailbox. When I look at Mailboxes under Mailbox Store under the First Storage Group, her mailbox is listed by her new name. When I look at the list of mailboxes in the selections area of BE8.6, it lists the correct mailbox name but that has the *old* initials in brackets. The BE log says the mailbox cannot be found and refers to the initials. There's an option in the BE selections window for the "text version" and it appears that I can edit the initials to reflect the new initials. However, I did this name change with very little research (5 minutes of Google groups searching) and thought I'd ask the experts here before I proceed further. :) Should I do the text edit? Is there a way to force BE to refresh the initials to the correct initials? Something else? John Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137503
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    - SBS 2000 REPLACEMENT TO A NEW HARDWARE I am running a SBS server 2000 on a an older hardware and hence I want to move it to a new better server. This is the master domain server in the network. (I have one mor file server-another domain controller-not an exchange server-THIS SERVER HAS THE USER PROFILES) I was thinking to do the follwoing : 1.) build a new server with exact server name, dns etc (only thing different will be bigger hardrives; raid 5 instead of mirror) 2)Then restore (using disater recovery switch) system state and Storage group(mailboxes) to the new server from a back from the old server 3.) Then unplug the old server put in the new server. USING DISASTER RECOVERY SWITCH, WILL IT DESTROY THE NEW MACHINE??? OR 1.) build a new server with exact server name, dns etc (only thing different will be bigger hardrives; raid 5 instead of mirror) 2) CREATE ALL USERS EXACTLY IN AD ( I HAVE ONLY 20 USERS) WITH EXCHANGE MAILBOXES. COPY THE OLD MAILBOXES FROM THE OLD SERVER 3)Then unplug the old server put in the new server, CONNECT ALL CLIENTS Will this work? What are the things I am missing Detailed help is appreciated. thanks sam Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137501
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    - Exchange email alias I'm trying to add an email alias to a group but exchange is complaining that it's in use already. How can I track down who or what has it in use? Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137494
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    - Strange OWA Problem OK OWA used to work fine. Trying to use it now after long dormant period (i.e. have installed loads of service packs since it was last used so cant narrow probelm down to a service pack install). Anyone who is a member of the administrators group can use it fine, either remotely or while on the network. However, for anyone not in this group it will not work at all, it just keeps prompting for the password 3 times and freezes (all the menu icons are displayed properly but no inbox displayed) I have made sure that its just Anon and Basic authentication enabled in IIS. The weird thing is that if I add an affected user into the administrators group it works fine - indicationg that perhaps it's a permission problem, but even wierder still, when I then take them out of admin group, it still works fine! Anyone got any ideas? Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137484
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    - Security Groups On a fresh SBS 2000 box that will replace our old one, I want to assign security groups. There will ultimately be three types of security groups: high, med, low - where the high group will allow users to have full Admin access to their machines, med will have semi-admin access and low will be no admin rights at all. Currently, we do not use security groups on the SBS domain. All I do is take off Local Admin rights for each user - so they cannot install/uninstall programs, move files into the System/WINNT folders or change the clock. Some software needs registry tweaks for it to work under these conditions. I want to deploy these three groupings (or maybe just two - high and low), where I will assign myself "high" (as I constantly add/remove software from my machine) and "low" to all users so that they cannot do anything! How do I set up these groupings and the necessary tasks before I add the users one-by-one to AD and assign them to the groups. I need step-by-step help as I have not done this before. skc Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137481
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    - Administrator not administrator I am currently setting up a new SBS 2000 box remotely before I deploy it on our current SBS 2000 Domain. The new SBS 2000 box is identical in it;s functionality, but it has the all important RAID5 redundancy and has a better spec. I have installed SBS 2000, and I am now patching up the whole machine using Windows Update. I will also run SP1a for SBS 2000. What I want to do now is make the Administrator user not Administrator, but to set up a new user that will be Administrator. This is for security, as I know that a lot of people do this, as Administrator as a Username is 50% of the way of cracking the password anyway. How is this done? Do I make a new user in AD on the new SBS and assign the same "Member Of" components to this user and then disable the user "Administrator"? I can then log the server on as this new Administrator knowing that the Username is not Administrator. Am I going along the right tracks...I need advice!! Thanks. Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137480
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    - Add Exchange to SBS2000 domain Hi everyone, I'm having big problems installing Exchange on to my SBS2k domain, and I'm currently pondering suicide :-) I am trying to move Exchange from SBS on to a new Win2k server in a data-center (i.e. on to a new server, running a full-blown copy of Exchange). I have created a new administrative group (i.e. a seperate admin group from the 'first storage group'), and the plan is now to install the new Exchange server here, and copy the mail boxes across. I understand that when you install Exchange you should be prompted, and asked which Organisation and administrative group you want to install within. For some reason I am not - the install runs through and the server does not appear in the administrative group I have created. Please Help!!! Any advice or pointers would be much appreciated. TIA, Stuart Arnold Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137475
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    - Calendar access I want to enable 3 people in our organisation to access my Calendar from their Outlook client. We are running SBS2000 (Exch 2000) and Outlook 2000 client. Please can you give me step-by-step pointers on how to do this please. Thanks. skc Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137471
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    - Adding SBS Client apps to a TS This is a bit of a repost, so I apologize up front for that. I'm trying to install the client apps for SBS (firewall client and IE) onto a Terminal Server. I added the SBS_LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat to the profile tab and told SBS to install the apps to the TS. When I log in under the TSAdmin account, there is an extremely short flash of the SBS script window (the minimized command prompt window) and then it runs the rest of the scripts I have. The SBS apps don't install. Am I misunderstanding the directions or the results? Here is the procedure I am following: To add a TSAdmin user account: 1.. From Small Business Server 2000, open Control Panel, and then click Administrative Tools. 2.. Click Active Directory Users and Computers, and then click Domain Users. ==>(Domain Users isn't a group, but Users is, and I assume this is what they mean) 1.. From the Microsoft Management Console window that appears, click Action, and then click New User. 2.. Name the user TSAdmin, and type in a unique password. 3.. On the remaining screens, use the default settings, except for Logon Script on the Profile screen. This field must contain the following: SBS_LOGIN_SCRIPT.bat ==>(There is no space in the new user setup to place this script pointer in, so I added it after the user was created under the profile tab) This ensures that the client installation program runs properly when you log on to the Terminal Server as the TSAdmin user. ==>(I set the TSAdmin user as a Domain Admin member and went to the SBS Personal Console and told it to install IE and the firewall client to the TS, but to no avail.) Any direction to investigate would be appreciated. Thank you. Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137465
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    - Exchange/Outlook We have SBS2000. We have not set up Exchange and Outlook on it yet. I would like to set both up for shared calendaring, task management, shared contacts, IM, however I do not want to host our own email server. We use POP3 email accounts provided by our ISP. Can anyone help. I have already been on MS website and went thru all the SBS2000 deployment guide but all seem to omit the above. Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137460
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    - SBS Office 2000 and Printer Lock-Up Hi. We've got a LAN with 8 workstations plus server running SBS2000. We have 3 printers on network and up until yesterday, all worked fine. Yesterday a user at a workstation sent a print job to the newest networked printer (HP Laserjet 4100). The job does not appear to have ever reached the printer itself (i.e. the printer is not acknowledging receiving any data and has no job to cancel). The job is, however, clogging up the print que. We have tried to cancel/delete the job, from both the user who created it's workstation and the server. Both attempts appear to be successful (i.e. no error message), and the job's status changes to "deleting", but it doesn't ever delete (over 24 hours now). We have tried uninstalling that printer from that workstation and reinstalling, which works, but when reinstalling, the subject bad job is still in que (under status "deleting"). We have tried deleting and/or uninstalling the subject printer from the server, which again appears to work (status of printer changes to "Deleting") but the printer never gets deleted. We're at wits end! Have searched net but could not find any information. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If you could cc: any responses to mcpineny[nospam] @netscape.net (without the text: "[nospam]") it would be doubly appreciated. Best regards. Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137454
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    - How does the CAL licensing thing work? Would someone explain to me how this CAL licensing things works for SBS 2000 or 2003? I'm gonna have two persons accessing Exchange on it, so obvioulsy I need 2 CALs. How about me, the admin, do I need a CAL for myself? What if I setup an ftp server on it, do I need a CAL for absolutely anyone who accesses the ftp server? Cause that makes no sense. Or are CALs used only when someone logs onto the domain? Any other access to the server is not counted as a CAL? Does SBS actually know how many CALs you have and prevents anyone from accessing it if you exceed it or is it just MS lawyers that do? Thanks, Harry -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137453
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    - Help! Spoofing Using SBS2000, running Exchange, using GFI MailEssentials 9. Blocking 99% of spam using exchange manager filter along with GFI. However, there are a few spammers who are spoofing our domain and sending emails to our employees using the employee's email address. The spam messages gets through since all of my employees are on the GFI whitelist. How do you block these spammers from sending you email like this. I have relaying turned off and have run all the tests to ensure my server is not set up for relaying. Here is one of the smtp log entries: 2003-10-18 03:10:37 66.24.190.227 domain.com SMTPSVC1 MYEMAILSERVERNAME 192.168.1.2 0 EHLO - +domain.com 250 0 329 19 15 SMTP - - - - 2003-10-18 03:10:37 66.24.190.227 domain.com SMTPSVC1 MYEMAILSERVERNAME 192.168.1.2 0 MAIL - +FROM:<user@domain.com> 250 0 46 33 0 SMTP - - - - 2003-10-18 03:10:37 66.24.190.227 domain.com SMTPSVC1 MYEMAILSERVERNAME 192.168.1.2 0 RCPT - +TO:<user@domain.com> 250 0 34 31 0 SMTP - - - - 2003-10-18 03:10:37 66.24.190.227 domain.com SMTPSVC1 MYEMAILSERVERNAME 192.168.1.2 0 DATA - +<02b701c39526 $2c2d2631$b400a8c0@S0030140329> 250 0 128 1598 Thanks for your help. Scott Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137452
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    - Backup Exec and Exchange backup I have a member server that we use for backups to a DLT external tape drive using Backup exec 8.6. I can get the backup to work for the data files that I select on the SBS server (remote) but I can't get it to backup up the exchange on the remote server I keep getting an RPC error and it stops the BE Job Engine in services. I have the Exchange agent license but it tells me to install the system manager component on the media server. Will this conflict with the Exchange system manager on the SBS server and how can I install just the system Manger without causing any issues.. thanks in advance for your help. Bob Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137450
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    - SBS 2000 - Windows 2003 Upgrade Is it possible to migrate from SBS 2000 to Windows 2003 server? We need to start working on getting a trust going between two domains and we are almost getting over the limit of 50 computers. PLease provide me with suggestions in how to do it. Thanks Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137448
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    - Remote Access to SBS W2K Exchange Server Hi all, I am hoping that someone can help me. I have implemented SBS W2K and all is well. MS Exchange is currently configured to collect POP3 mail for our domain and this also works OK. We are on an ADSL line with a fixed IP address. There are an increasing number of users based overseas who need to access the server for their emails. Although they can use the Outlook Web Mail interface via a browser window I am wondering if there may be a better way of letting them collect their mail straight into their MS Outlook win32 client. Is there a way of achieving this short of implementing a VPN, eg: remote users collecting their mail via a POP3 connection to the server (this way they will also receive internally sent mail as opposed to creating a email forwarder at the ISP that they could collect from). Any suggestions or comments on possibilities or best practices much appreciated. Thank you in advance, Simon Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137442
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    - Exchange Tasks in "AD Users and Computers" I have installed W2K3 Admin tools on my XP to be able to administrate a 2K SBS-server. I can open "AD Users and Computers" and add/delete users etc, but I do not have the option called "Exchange Tasks" which can be seen on the server (right click on users) . -How do I get that? Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137440
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    - m-science SMS software Hi there, Has anyone installed the m-science SMS software in SBS2000. I am having proxy auth problems. I can ping their server from a workstation with no problems but when I use their SOCKS5 interface the proxy wont allow through. The port is 4100 for outbound and 4101 for inbound. How can I get the connection through?. The workstation user is an admin object so there shouldnt be any problems with permissions. Dont get it!!! Regards TIM Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137437
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    - downloads Can anyone please tell me how i can restrict what people are downloading. The main problem is people using Kazza etc to download movies etc. Is there a way i can stop this without affecting their access to the internet? Thanks in advance dan Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137427
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    - Security log isn't logging Hmmm... I've set the security log to audit logon/logoff attempts and I'm about to set a few other things - key directories etc. Even though I've refreshed the policy using SECEDIT /REFRESHPOLICY MACHINE_POLICY and USER_POLICY / enforce, nothing has changed. When I check the local security settings, audit logon/off is checked, but the effective policy is no auditing. Checking the Domain Security, auditing is enabled. So.. rather puzzled. Can someone help? Thanks Admin Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137412
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    - GFI Mail Essentials stops Backup Exec Hi I loaded GFI Mail Essentials evaluation version (for an email disclaimer). Now my Backup Exec SBS v9 fails to work. (W2K SBS, all current SP and patches.)Does anyone know of a workaround, or how to stop and restart GFI while the backup job is running? Thanks Harry Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137409
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    - relay Hi, Running SBS2K, our server seems to been infiltrated and attempted to be used as a relay - thankfully EX2K won't let it - but everything fell over as C Drive was already in need of room and all the mail in the badmail folder made it an unhappy person. So - I'm running ISA, Exchange is setup to not allow relays... how can I make it so people can't even access the server to get this far. I also want it so in the mean time if they try, my badmail won't fill up as well - Thanks heaps :) Marek Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137406
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    - Web Proxy error 14176 Hi I got this error for the first time yesterday, out of the blue mid afternoon - and it took down the Internet. I restarted the web proxy and it was OK. Am slightly concerned, the only thing to have changed is I loaded on GFI Mail Essentials in the morning. Is it something that I can safely ingore and put down as a one off - or may it have deeper significance? Thanks Harry Event Type: Error Event Source: Microsoft Web Proxy Event Category: None Event ID: 14176 Date: 22/10/2003 Time: 14:57:00 User: N/A Computer: JAVANT01 Description: Disk cache E:\urlcache\dir1.cdat failed to initialize. Some errors were encountered when ISA Server restored specific data cache files. ISA Server will now attempt to recover these files. These errors may have occurred because there was not enough time to complete all necessary shutdown operations, when ISA Server was previously shut down. To avoid this in future, you can increase the value of the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\WaitTo KillServiceTimeout registry key. Identify the reason for cache failure by examining previous recorded events, or the error code. The error code in the Data area of the event properties indicates the cause of the failure (internal code: 503.6332.3.0.1200.50). Data: 0000: 5c 06 00 00 \... Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137405
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    - Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT) I was looking to move user profiles and their computers from an NT domain to SBS2K. The ADMT looks like the perfect tool except for the premise that they expect you to incrementally move users over to AD while allowing access to resources in both domains. This requires a trust - which SBS cannot allow. I just want to move user profiles over but the SID issue is a problem. I don't need to have users gain access to both domains, I can move everyone in one shot. Has anyone attempted the ADMT method on an SBS without involving trusts? Does anyone have any other suggestions? Thanks, Buddy Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137404
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    - set up a network Once again, it is off topic, but the input of this group is of high quality. I have 5 PC with XP Home. I have one broadband Internet Connection. Is it possible to have alll 5 PC to be online at the same time? Is it possible to have one PC store all the data files and let other PC to get access to the files? Is it possible to have all PC print to one printer? any article for reference? Many thanks for your tolerence for this off topic question. Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137402
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    - Windows Time Basic question that is dogging me on one server which is on the same network as a Novell server. The time seems to synchronize with the Novell server and not the SBS2000 server. Is there a workaround available? I have turned off the Windows Time server on the XP Pro Clients. I was getting an error in my event log. How should I set this up? Thx John Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137396
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    - POP3 connector mystery error I have a SBS 2K server with the pop3 connector that appears to connect to the ISP, download the mail and attempt to connect to smtp and deliver the mail. Only problem is the inbox never recieves the mail and the sender ends up getting an NDR from my server stating that there was a failed action with a status code of 5.2.2. I get and error in the event viewer #4032 with an NDR code of 1 which microsoft says is successful. Whats up with that and how do I get my mail to work? Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137393
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    - Web Server - Please help Howdi all. First off all congratulations on ths being one of the best resources around. Problem is. Client has sbs2k with 30 seats fully patched 2 nics and adsl. Works wonderfully. Client wants to set up win2k server under the current sbs domain. No probs so far. He wants the new box to host his web site and a bbs as well. Thats all. Can it be done? if so i have some questions. 1. The new server joins the domain and uses the sbs isa server for firewall client, true?. The IIS on the win2k server box is brought online and permission to acces it is handled by the sbs isa server..true/false? Will this be the best way to set up the new box? Please advise. Thanx in advance. Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137384
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    - Hardware auditing I just did a walk through in a local primary school looking at the computers they have etc. Has anyone any suggestions on methods of compiling a list of details of the hardware specs of each computer. What I thought would have been useful is a little program that I could execute from a floppy disk that would list out the basic specs of the computer such as: - processor and speed - ram installed - hard drive configuration - network card make and model - operating system running Has anyone come across something like this? Thanks Paul Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137382
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    - Installing Internet Mail Service Extension Imsext.dll I am trying to do the above so that I can append a disclaimer to outgoing emails. I run SBS2000. Knowledge Base Article 258206 explains how to do it but says that I need to copy the imsext.dll to \exchsrvr\connect\msexcimc\bin I dont have that folder. I dont have a connect folder within my exchsrvr folder. I do have \exchsrvr\bin or exchsrvr\bin\exchweb\bin Which bin folder of these should I put the dll file, if any? Thanks in advance. Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137358
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    - Exchange problems... My M:\ on sbs has disappeared... When I try to mount the information stores it says restart MS Exchange manager and informations store service... I've tried both to no avail... PLEASE HELP!!! Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137356
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    - Web Proxy bombs out Last week and this week my client loses internet access, but email and AOL IM work fine out to the web. When i try to restart the Web proxy it gives me an error and says stopping. I rebooted the server last time and it worked again but now I rebooted and I cannot Remote Desktop back... telling me it is busy.... Help. Peter V Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137353
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    - Making an SBS2000 a Backup Server I was just wondering if it is possible, and allowed, to make my old SBS2000 server a backup for a new server I am putting together right now. If so what procedures would I follow? Many Thanks Paul B Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137345
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    - Bogged Down SBS2k Server, no Resources Constrained: Virus? I have SBS 2k setup with a 2-NIC setup (perm connection via a T1.) I am running Trend's OfficeScan. Starting this Monday, with all clients powered off, everything is fine. With some XP clients started, the server is way bogged down: web surfing via the proxy is slow, connection to NT Shares slow, Outlook on clients slow, even circling the mouse on the actual server hangs up like it's at 100% utilization. I only have about 10 clients. But, no resources are being constrained. Plenty of mem free, CPU% at about 10-20%. No disk queueing. Only clue I have is that a couple of the XP clients (as seen with Netmon on the server) are doing continous ICMP's to addresses in incrementing order (ie 207.100.25.101, 207.101.25.102, 207.100.245.103, etc.). Seems very strange. One PC will do this, even with all (apparant) apps off and mappings off. NOTE: Addresses given in example are fake. The addresses the pc's are going after do not reolve with NSlookup. Do I have a virus problem that OfficeScan is not picking up? Do I have a worm or SpyWare? The network is basically useless when all the people are on. . . . . Help! Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137341
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    - Adding a windows 98 client I can't seem to add a computer running windows 98 to my small business server. Any suggestions? All my other client computers are running windows XP Pro so I am not familiar with the process for adding windows 98 clients. Thanks! Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137331
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    - Shared Fax displaying squares instead of characters I have a client that is using SBS with Shared Fax. Everything is working great except when they try to send faxes in Chinese. Instead of displaying the characters it displays squares. The chinese language set is installed on both the server and the workstation. When you look in the console Chinese characters display correctly in the recipient name, subject and document name fields but not in the actual fax which you can see by double clicking on it and bringing up imaging preview. Any idea on how to fix this or does Shared Fax not support non English characters? Cheers Damon Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137328
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    - DTS not installed on SBS? It seems that Data Transformation Services is not installed on SBS2000. Where do I find it to install? I've been all over and I can't find any info about this. Thanks, Troy D. Young Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137312
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    - New Service since WIN2K SP4 Installation I have a service running on my SBS2K called Wireless Configuration. It seems to have appeared the day after I applied WIN2k SP4 to my SBS2K server. Could some tell me, was this installed as part of the service pack? This is my only server that has SP4. The others still have SP3 and this service does not show up. Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137311
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    - Email from a web page problem Hi All, SBS 2k fully patched. I can send and receive e-mails from and to anywhere, but when an email is generated from a web page, it refuses to be delivered to the recipient. In other words: I fill in a form on the web page and then submit it, this will generate an email and in theory, the email should go to a specific recipient, buit it does not. I have looked at ISA as the culprit, but didn't find anything suspucious in there....Anyone have a clue?? Thanks in advance and regards GB Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137304
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    - IM Server on SBS2000 After fresh install of SBS2000 I do not see where to utilize the IM server. My protocols in Exchange system manager do not include the IM Server - What am I missing? Thank You Paul Tag: neat article: Viruses are from Venus and Worms are from Mars Tag: 137301

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