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    - Migration Question. I'm in the process of determining what it will take for us to get out of SBS2000 and into a regular Windows 2003 server. I know that my licensing for SBS2000 is not valid on the W2K3 server platform. I expected that I could just buy the individual components (we'll do W2K3 Server, and Exchange 2003 only and rely on another solution for ISA), and now I'm trying to find some good tips on migration. I read the following from: http://www.microsoft.com/WindowsServer2003/sbs/techinfo/overview/licensingfaq.mspx Q. Running Small Business Server 2000, how can I grow beyond 50 users now that the Small Business Server 2000 Migration Pack has been discontinued? A. You will need to upgrade to Windows Small Business Server 2003. If you grow beyond 75 users, you also will need to purchase the Windows Small Business Server 2003 Transition Pack. The Small Business Server 2000 Migration Pack is no longer available. If I understand this correctly, in order to smoothly transition from SBS2000 to W2K3 Server, I need to buy SBS2003 as well as the Transition Packs? Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175214
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    - Another Mx Problem Hi, We recently switched our DNS services to Register.com. At first, I copied the way our settings had been before. For Mx records, I put in: Host Name Priority Mail Server sa-intl.org High 64.115.124.115 it.sa-intl.org High mail.centroitalia.coop.org After I set this up, it worked just fine, or so I thought. Then I checked with Register.com's tech support to verify that I had set up the subdomain's (it.) Mx record properly. They said that I had, but they insisted that for our main record, it should say mail.sa-intl.org, and NOT our mail server's IP address, and we should have an A record pointing mail.sa-intl.org to our mail server's IP address. I followed their advice, and we stopped receiving external email. So I switched the Mx record back to our IP address, and we received external email again. But I'm getting reports that people from some domains are unable to email us. They're getting NDRs like: <SAI.sa-intl.org #5.5.0 smtp;550-Verification failed for... And, when I go to DNSreport.com, we get: FAIL: MX is host name, not IP ERROR: You have one or more MX record(s) that contain an IP address. This is not valid. A fully RFC-compliant mailserver will not be able to send you mail (although some mail servers will, due to the TCP/IP functions that they use). The problem MX records are: 64.115.124.115. also I get: WARN: Multiple MX records WARNING: You only have 1 MX record. If your primary mail server is down or unreachable, there is a chance that mail may have troubles reaching you. But when I followed followed Register.com's advice, we stopped receiving emails. I don't want to mess around with it again without knowing exactly what to do. Many thanks in advance!!! Matthew Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175206
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    - SBS2k, exchange backup to clear logs All, Have SBS2k site where data is growing quite quickly at present.. Have had to alter the backup to NOT include Exchange, as it had hit the limits of the 40GB tapes, even with compression. SO.. Have another set of tapes on order, as I believe Exchange could be backed up during the day, as it can backup whilst running (using Backup Exec). Data backup will run overnight, then the User will swap out the tape for the Exchange backup to run.. Tape for next evenings data backup will go in after lunch. As long as they get into a routine, it should be fine. However, I could do with clearing the logs which are building, as Exchange is not being backed up. Is there a way to clear the logs without a backup? Or, can I run a 'fast and dirty' fix by using ntbackup to do a backup to a USB connected disk to cause the logs to be cleared? If the latter, what are the switches on the ntbackup command? TIA, Phil Partridge philp@pebbleGRIT.demon.co.uk Remove the grit to reply Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175205
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    - Changed Primary DNS Our ISP recently gave us new primary and secondary DNS server addresses which I promptly put into the DNS properties as 'forwarders'. After doing this I realized I should re-run the ICW...where I put in these new addresses. Our internet browsing is all working OK on the network. However, I am getting an application error in our event viewer every few seconds. The error is event ID: 14120 Source: Microsoft Web Proxy. "The ISA Server services cannot create a packet filter...This event occurs when there is a conflict between the LAT configuration and the Win 2000 routing table..." Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks! Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175196
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    - people cann't access to our website Hi Everybody, Here is my problem. All the users in the network can access to our website without any problem However, people from outside cann't access to our website by domain name but can access to our website by IP address of the server. Please help me. Thank you! -- George Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175193
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    - adding win2003 as bdc to a network with sbs2000 as a pdc Can I add a Win2003 standard edition server as a BDC to my exisiting network? My existing network has a PDC running SBS 2000. Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175192
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    - Exchange problems This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C5C27B.973A6640 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable We have just moved a client to SMTP mail from POP3 on SBS2000. Email = seems to get in to them some of the time, other times an error is = returned to the sender as seen below Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: test from gary at 9:15 am Monday, please ignore Sent: 26/09/2005 09:15 The following recipient(s) could not be reached: usera@domaina.co.uk on 26/09/2005 09:15 There was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email = server. Please contact your system administrator. <domainb.co.uk #5.5.0 smtp;553 sorry, that domain isn't in my list of = allowed rcpthosts (#5.7.1)> Has anybody come across this before, Thanks in advance Gary ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C5C27B.973A6640 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> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>We have just moved a client to SMTP = mail from POP3=20 on SBS2000. Email seems to get in to them some of the time, other times = an error=20 is returned to the sender as seen below</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Your message did not reach some or all = of the=20 intended recipients.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Subject: test from gary at 9:15 am = Monday, please=20 ignore</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Sent: 26/09/2005 09:15</FONT></DIV> <DIV> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>The following recipient(s) could not be=20 reached:</FONT></P> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><A=20 href=3D"mailto:usera@domaina.co.uk">usera@domaina.co.uk</A> on = 26/09/2005=20 09:15</FONT></P> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>There was a SMTP communication problem = with the=20 recipient's email server. Please contact your system = administrator.</FONT></P> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><domainb.co.uk #5.5.0 smtp;553 sorry, = that domain=20 isn't in my list of allowed rcpthosts (#5.7.1)></FONT></P> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </P> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Has anybody come across this = before,</FONT></P> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>T</FONT><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>hanks = in=20 advance</FONT></P> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Gary</FONT></P> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </P> <P><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </P></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C5C27B.973A6640-- Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175191
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    - Add 2003 exchange ent. to a sbs 2000 domain Our client has a 2k sbs environment with a dozen users. Currently 280 agents, that work on behalf of the company, use mail services provided by a offsite hosted mail server. They want to have control over the mail for the entire organization but as we all know sbs's exchange would up and die. We would like to: add an Ent. Exchange server with OWA to the sbs network Liscense the internal users properly for the new server create mail enabled contacts for the agents add the external conector to the new server to cover the agents access The part I see problems with is Exchange needing to authenticate the agents and the SBS restrictions. Is there any way to do this in a SBS network. My fall back plan is to put a 'dummy' domain mycompany.mail on the Exchange server. I would only need to liscence the 12 users and thats not a big deal. The exchange server would host AD and be the only computer in its domain? Any help fitting this server into the SBS network would be great. I plan to upgrade them to SBS2003 so they can use RWW and it would be nice if the OWA links worked? __Side bar__ If I need to uninstall the SBS version of Exchange,will Add/remove break anything that is not related to Exchange? Thanks These forums are worth their weight in gold! -- Keith the confused MCSE Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175190
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    - Setting ISP MX Records I am trying to find out how to set my MX records for my domain correctly, and could really use some help. I have two DSL connections that both route to my Exchange server for SMTP. Each has it's own IP address. The MX record I have for my main IP at the ISP says domainname.com. MX 10 mail.domainname.com. The corresponding DNS A record says mail.domainname.com. A 209.xxx.xxx.xxx First of all, does it matter to exchange server what the name (mail.domainname.com) is? This isn't the name of the exchange server, but it is the right domain name and IP address. The guy at the ISP said that if the name is important to exchange, then I wouldn't be able to add a second MX record for mail.domainname.com and point it to the other IP address. He says that would confuse it and it wouldn't work. I was thinking that if exchange doesn't care what the name says in the record, then I could just enter an MX saying something like domainname.com. MX 20 mail2.domainname.com. And also I could enter the A record to say mail.domainname.com. A 216.xxx.xxx.xxx Any ideas on how I can make this work? Thanks! ~Kyle Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175173
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    - Switching from ISP hosted e-mail to self hosted I am running SBS 2000, and I want to switch Exchange 2000 from ISP hosted e-mail to hosting it on our server. All our users already have SMTP address and their own e-mail boxes. Currently, incoming e-mail goes to a global pop3 account at the ISP, which exchange picks up every 15 minutes. Outgoing e-mail goes to the ISP's SMTP server, which is listed in Exchange in the SmallBusiness SMTP Connector. In order to get everything set up for hosting internally, I will be having the ISP change the MX records to point to our server instead of theirs so that the incoming mail will be routed here. Other than that, I am wondering what I should do about the SmallBusiness SMTP Connector. Should I delete that connector entirely? Should I set it to "use DNS for mail delivery"? I was thinking that if I use DNS for mail delivery, the server will still send through the ISP's mail server. I really wanted to be able to use Exchange as its own SMTP server. Any thoughts on what I need to do to make sure Exchange is acting as it's own SMTP server for the outgoing e-mail? Also, since the ISP (who hosts our domain) will have MX records pointing to us for e-mail, do I need to enter MX records in my DNS server internally? I have two ISPs that I will be using concurrently (we have two DSL connections), each with it's own static IP addess. I am planning to have the ISP enter MX records for both possible IP adresses. Thanks for any help you can provide, ~Kyle Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175171
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    - Symantec Premium AntiSpam I have Symantec Mail Security for Microsft Exchange 4.6.1.107 installed on by SBS2k machine. When I try and activate Symantec Premium AntiSpam I get the following error: "Symantec Premium AntiSpam registration failed. The product will not receive spam definition updates. Do the following: 1. Ensure that a valid, up-to-date Premium AntiSpam license is installed. 2. Verifty that DNS can resolve aztec.brightmail.com 3. Allow outbound secure https through firewall (port 443) 4. If using a proxy server, see the documentation for manually running register. 5. Retry registration by enabling Premium AntiSpam within the product." Has anyone got this to successfully register? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Andy Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175170
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    - Shared Fax and Terminal Services Hi all, I have a question regarding running shared fax on terminal services. Is there a way of having 1 contacts list for all TS users? At the moment, each user has their own address book and its a real pain because fax numbers change etc, so I am after a way of sharing one adddress book between all users. Thanks Scott Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175168
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    - How to Setup SBS to forward to Hotmail account Hi Is there an easy way of setting up SBS2000 to forward a clients email to his hotmail account. Thanks Jay Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175167
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    - FTP, SBS2000 and XPSP2 I have a site with an SBS2000 Server. Clients with XPSP2 are unable to FTP with the Windows Command Line FTP Utility. When they try to open a Server with the Open command they get the message: Connect: Unknown Error Number. Clients with XP SP1 can connect without any problems. I've tried switching off the XP Firewall on the NIC makes no difference. All suggestions greatly appreciated Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175166
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    - There are currently no logon servers available to service the logo I have a Small Business Server 2000 amd one Windows 2000 member server. My SBS can see and browse the member server but if I go to the member server and try \\sbsserver - I get a error "There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request" I have looked and played around with WINS and cannot figure this out. Please help Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175164
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    - NDR with 5.3.0. Exchange Mistakenly sent mail to incorrect MTA Hi! I have a problem that I'm struggling to get a solution to. Exchange seems to be sending mail to a provider on it's A-record host, not the MX. The following appears in my log: --- A non-delivery report with a status code of 5.3.0 was generated for recipient rfc822;theuser@online.no (Message-ID <AEE1EC6506FF364AA0FED88265B66299023F7B@myhost.mydomain.local>). Causes: Exchange mistakenly attempted mail delivery to an incorrect MTA route --- This is an SMTP protocol error log for virtual server ID 1, connection #42. The remote host "148.122.161.36", responded to the SMTP command "rcpt" with "553 5.3.0 <theuser@online.no>... We do not relay from my.mx.ip.here ". The full command sent was "RCPT TO:<theuser@online.no> ". This will probably cause the connection to fail. --- This _only_ happens when one of my users tries to send a mail to the online.no-domain. nslookup responds with the following for online.no: Non-authoritative answer: online.no nameserver = ns2.nextra.no online.no nameserver = ns1.nextra.no online.no MX preference = 10, mail exchanger = mx.online.no online.no internet address = 148.122.161.36 online.no nameserver = ns1.nextra.no online.no nameserver = ns2.nextra.no ns1.nextra.no internet address = 148.122.208.98 ns2.nextra.no internet address = 148.122.161.2 mx.online.no internet address = 193.213.115.10 --- The real problem is that Exhange tries to send the mail to the internet address (A-record), and not to the MX (193.213.115.10). I've searched everywhere, without figuring out _why_. I have also been in touch with the provider, and they are unable to provide me with any leads to why this is happening. Any help is greatly appreciated! Regards, Lars Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175158
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    - How to make an Email contact I can't remember how to make an email contact in SBS2K. I want to forward a client's email to his pop3 account. Can someone help? -nn Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175156
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    - Orphan mailbox Hi all, I deleted a user by mistake and had to recreate the user, when I went to reconnect them to the mail box in exchange I didn't see it so I just restored it from a backup. Now I see that it was there and I just missed it. So now how do I delete the old mailbox, I run the cleanup agent and it doesn't show up with a red x I can't see what could be wrong ( I not real strong at Exchange) can some one point me in the right direction? thanks Tim Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175155
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    - sbs 2000 with OWA I am running SBS 2000, I am getting a weird problem with OWA. I never had problem before until now. When you load OWA, you are prompted for username and password. I normally just typed in username and password but it does not let me in, unless I type the whole smtp address (jsmith@abc.com as username). I think this have to do with the IIS and Exchange. How can I fix this? thanks in advance Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175154
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    - NDR 5.5.0 smtp:550 problem I'm struggling to understand how to fix a problem with SBS 2003 Exchange using ISA server. We are company AA and, together with three other businesses (ie companies BB, CC and DD), we have just purchased company XX. Each company uses different ISPs. At company AA, we need to be able to send email outbound from our Exchange 2003 server as both Sandy@XX.com and Sandy@XX.com. I've set up each user in the Active Directory with email addresses for both domains and made BB.com the primary address for each user. The SBS configuration is set up with company AA as the primary domain for Active Directory and Exchange. The SBS Exchange 2003 server uses SMTP for outgoing email and POP3 for incoming. This all works fine. The IT support guy at company XX has changed the settings on his Linux server so that all incoming email to Sandy@XX.com, John@XX.com, Sally @XX.com etc are forwarded to Sandy@AA.com, John@BB.com, Sally@CC.com etc at the other ISPs. That works fine. When any one mail recipient at company BB receives an incoming email it is correctly forwarded to company AA. When John at company BB sends an email to me at Sandy@XX.com with a copy to Sally@XX.com the server correctly forwards all the email to me at companies AA and Sally at company CC. The problem we have is that, once the Exchange server in company AA has received the forwarded email from John, it tries to send a copy to the other recipients. This seems to create some kind of circular messaging resulting in the following NDR: Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: New Business at VS Sent: 22/09/2005 11:29 The following recipient(s) could not be reached: Sally Simpson on 22/09/2005 11:35 There was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email server. Please contact your system administrator. <AA.co.uk #5.5.0 smtp;550 John@BB.co.uk>... Not permitted I've checked that we are not a relay and we are not blacklisted. At company AA, our Active Directory has been set up with a new Organisational Group containing contact records for John, Sally etc. Each contact record has an primary email address of, for example John@XX.com and a secondary email address of John@BB. The company AA Exchange server has a default recipient policy with the company AA domain set as "responsible for all incoming mail". I've set up a higher priority recipient policy for incoming mail for company XX domain recipients. Do I need to check the box for "this Exchange Organization is respnxible for all mai delivery to this address"? What else do I need to do to stop these NDRs? Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175153
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    - Lizenz Manager Hallo, ich habe folgendes Problem. Ich habe eine SMB Server 5.0 mit zehn Lizenzen. Nun möchte zusätzliche Lizenzen eingeben, damit der neue Benutzer sich anmelden kann. Möchte ich allerdings den Lizenz Manger starten bekomme ich eine Meldung, dass dies nur über die Option <Server verwalten> im Startmenü gehen würde. Diesen Eintrag habe ich allerdings nicht. Wie kann ich die zusätzlichen Lizenzen eintragen? Vielen Dank für Eure Hilfe. Gruss Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175151
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    - Setup ISA to allow port 1352 and IP address to go out Hi, Can someone point me in the direction as to how i can allow a users PC on SBS2000 so that a New software can access via port 1352 and ip address 194.196.143.ect, i cant even ping to this address from anywhere on the network. many thanks Jay Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175149
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    - SBS2K shared fax functioning The reliability of the SBS2K fax server is starting to reach a point in which I want to replace it with a good fax server solution. From the start we have had problems with faxes not being send because of error "no dial tone" after three retries. In some cases resending the fax will solve the issue. In some receiver's/sender's cases we are not able to send or receive form them tru the fax server and have to fall back on the fax machine. Is there a KB document on how to solve these issues? Update/Fix? Or would upgrading to another fax server solution be a better solution. TIA, Fred Blum Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175147
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    - Size limit of information store! Hello, Just wondering anyone know the size limit of both priv and pub information in exchange? I'm really afraid of hitting the max. size limit and get my exchange server crash ... Thanks in advance! CK Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175141
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    - Fixed IP problem?? Hi All new to SBS2000 so a bit dim. Have all clients on DHCP. Server is 10.0.0.2 All clients could access an ISDN router on 10.0.0.3 that gives external access to a remote database. The IP address and name of the database is set in the hosts file. Had to set up some clients with a fixed IP address so they could operate some telephony software. Since then those clients are unable to access the external database although all the other clients on DHCP still can. Giving them a fixed IP seems to have messed access up. The fixed IPs range is from 10.0.0.102 -106 and subnet of 255.255.255.0 are all set on the client PCs but I havnt done anything on the server. I suspect I need to do more than this. Can anyone help. Cheers, David Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175135
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    - Unable run dcdiag, netdiag tools Hi, I am running windows 2000 SBS with SP4, recently download dcdiag and netdiag troubleshooting tools to help find the server performance, however after I install these 2 tools, from CLI , issue dcdiag, or netdiag, got err message "dcdiag /netdiag is not a recognized internal or external command". I use this tools frequestly on other server, why failed on this. Thanks for any suggestion on this. Rds Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175134
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    - file replication service warnings Hi, We are currently running SBS2K, and we tried promoting our file server (windows advanced server 2k) to be an additional domain controller for redundancy, and so that we can still log in while we upgrade the small business server to 2k3 in the next few weeks. We ran dcpromo on the file server and no problems were experienced. After the promotion, we switched off our small business server and experienced the following problems: - some users don't get mapped drives when they log in - some users cannot access the internet - the file server itself cannot access the internet Further, we are receiving the following warnings in the File Replication Service event log: EventID 13508: The File Replication Service is having trouble enabling replication from JSRSBS01 to JSRFS01 for c:\winnt\sysvol\domain using the DNS name jsrsbs01.jsr.local. FRS will keep retrying. Following are some of the reasons you would see this warning. [1] FRS can not correctly resolve the DNS name jsrsbs01.jsr.local from this computer. [2] FRS is not running on jsrsbs01.jsr.local. [3] The topology information in the Active Directory for this replica has not yet replicated to all the Domain Controllers. This event log message will appear once per connection, After the problem is fixed you will see another event log message indicating that the connection has been established. and also EventID 13565: File Replication Service is initializing the system volume with data from another domain controller. Computer JSRFS01 cannot become a domain controller until this process is complete. The system volume will then be shared as SYSVOL. To check for the SYSVOL share, at the command prompt, type: net share When File Replication Service completes the initialization process, the SYSVOL share will appear. The initialization of the system volume can take some time. The time is dependent on the amount of data in the system volume, the availability of other domain controllers, and the replication interval between domain controllers. I used the active directory replication monitor on the small business server to see if there was anything wrong, but it reported that everything was working well. Also, the Active Directory and Users on the file server seems to have all the correct data contained within it. Could someone please tell me what's wrong, or what I haven't completed in the dcpromo process... Please help! Many thanks in advance, Victor. Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175133
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    - SBS2000 and Exchange 2003 I have SBS 2000 with Exchange 2000. My business is mostly email and SQL based. I am starting to have performance issues with Exchange 2000. I have set up a Windows 2000 server that is much more powerful and it is now used as my Backup Exec system and Antivirus master. I want to put Exchange 2003 on it and retire the Exchange 2000 on the SBS2000 system (the SBS2000 server will then be my AD controller and my SQL server). I do not intend to put AD on the new server because from what I have read, SBS won't work properly in that configuration. Will I run into any issues with that scenario? Thanks in advance for any help you can gibe me! Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175130
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    - Server error 53 I have two SBS servers, one 2000 the the other 2003. Each server has two NICS, one for the wild side and the other for the internal network. Both servers internal NIC is configured with 192.168.16.xxx range address and are plugged into the same switch. One server is a production server that everyone logs into and the other is a test server that few people log into. The problem is when we try to acces the production server using the "NET" command. I was hoping to use a remote share to bring production files into the test environment. When I issue the following "NET" command I get a "System error 53 has occurred." and the command fails. NET USE G: \\192.168.16.2\G password /USER:domainprod\username /PERSISTENT:NO The IP address is the internal NIC card on the production server and "G" is a share name to the "G" drive on that server. "password /USER:domainprod\username" is a valid name and password on the production server. I can ping the address without a problem. Anyone have a clue what is causing the error? I have searched the net and can't seem to get a explanation of what is causing the error. The computer that is failing, is abel to access another remote computer across a VPN connection which is a Windows 2000 Server using basically the same syntax without a problem. Any help would be appreciated. TIA Mark Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175126
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    - How can I track user activities on a Windows 2000 Server Good day, I would like to track user activities on a Windows 2000 server that has the role of a file server in our network. My main goal is to know which user deleted a certain folder or file, but I do not know how. Any help would me highly appreciated. Milad Ghafoori Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175125
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    - TServer licencing server, not recognizing added CALS? SBS2K Server + Separate W2K TServer 12 W2K Clients 6 WINXP Clients (some remote via VPN) 20 CALS installed on SBS (10 recently two months ago when we added new clients) All users have access to TServer but rarely more than 6 or 8 at a time. We are getting a "Can Not Connect..." error. I've confirmed that it is because of the maximum number of connections (when I close one it immediately allows the connection that was being refused) I believe that (with W2K and XP clients) the limit of TServer connections is determined by the number of avialable SBS CALS. Is there something that I'm missing? How does the W2K TServer get the licence info from the SBS? I 've seached for licencing posts and become confusder and confusder any direction would be helpful. M Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175121
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    - Because of a protocol error detected at the client (code 0x1104), this session will be disconnected Hi, I've been looking at a couple of similar posts about this issue within the groups here in particular one by Crazy but hasn't seemed to have changed the situation after making those registry chages and restring the server. I can't even get to RWW at present (SBS 2003 Server here) -the virtual ports are all configured on the Router OK to pass through and the server certificate is OK too. I have even ran through the Internet Connection wizard again and still no joy. If I try to created a Remote Desktop connection I get the above message. It was all working OK until I updated a couple of recent Micrsoft patches too (can't remember what they were though?!) Anyone else got any ideas? Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175116
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    - Users security group This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0008_01C5BE07.3BFDBB60 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi, What is the role of Users security group? We have every user in the = domain belong to Domain Users group but not Users group. Recently, I tried to test remote access shared server folders from = outside. =20 I had no problem (using user account with administrator right): 1. VPN connection to server; 2. ping server and workstations in the office using their name and ip = address; 3. VNC to server and any workstation in the network; 4. Remote Desktop connection to server But have problem: 1. seeing server and computers in the company network through Network = Neighborhood 2. mapping shared server folders 3. use \\servername\sharename to connect to shared server folders under = DOS prompt Please help to fix those problems. At the end, I want to be able to map = shared folders from outside and work on the files under them. --=20 Thanks, el=20 -------------------------- [System: SBS 2000 with DHCP, DNS, ISA, Exchange Server, SQL Server = installed in one machine] ------=_NextPart_000_0008_01C5BE07.3BFDBB60 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 6.00.2800.1498" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Hi,</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>What is the role of Users security group?  We = have every=20 user in the domain belong to Domain Users group but not Users=20 group.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Recently, I tried to test remote access shared = server folders=20 from outside.  </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>I had no problem (using user account with = administrator=20 right):</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>1. VPN connection to server;</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>2. ping server and workstations in the office using = their name=20 and ip address;</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>3. VNC to server and any workstation in the=20 network;</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>4. Remote Desktop connection to = server</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>But have problem:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>1. seeing server and computers in the company = network through=20 Network Neighborhood</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>2. mapping shared server folders</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>3. use <A=20 href=3D"file://\\servername\sharename">\\servername\sharename</A> to = connect to=20 shared server folders under DOS prompt</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Please help to fix those problems.  At the end, = I want to=20 be able to map shared folders from outside and work on the files under=20 them.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2><BR>-- <BR>Thanks,</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>el <BR>--------------------------<BR>[System: SBS 2000 with DHCP, = DNS, ISA,=20 Exchange Server, SQL Server installed in one=20 machine]<BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0008_01C5BE07.3BFDBB60-- Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175115
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    - Exchange 2000 bandwidth needed Hi, I have the E 2000. We have DSL connection and it takes lots of time for out side client to down load large attachments/images. Should I upgrade to a T1 line. Will t1 helps speed up the upload time. Is there other requirements needed? Thanks Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175112
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    - Outlook 2003 POP3 problem Under SBS2K in my Outlook 2003 I am also setup to get POP3 mail from 2 other email accounts. I notice that inside Outlook in the email accounts it keeps changing the POP3 incoming mail server to "Localhost" and it appends the incoming mail server address to my user name. This cause me to loose my email connection. When I edit the incoming mail server correctly and remove it from my user name it works. This appears to be an Outlook function and not SB2K. It only happens in Outlook 2003. How do I stop this? -nn Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175109
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    - Inexplicable loss of functionality I'd appreciate suggestions for troubleshooting a strange issue I'm seeing with a Windows 2000 SBS server. The problem is usually discovered when someone tries to monitor POPcon (a third party POP3 connector), but the following issues prevent me from troubleshooting: The following utilities stop functioning (hang on startup, or when attempting to connect remotely): Event Viewer Internet Services Manager Service Control Manager Network and Dial-up Connections Routing and Remote Access (although the service still accepts connections) Computer Management (loads but items fail or hang) I also tried these command-line tools, but they also hang: netstat net share net start/pause/continue/stop I also tried the following tools from sysinternals: tcpview starts, but displays nothing prcview hangs on starting psservice hangs after displaying the banner I also noticed that IIS does not seem to respond to requests. Also Internet Explorer on the server will not open web sites, but will open local pages. All other services, such as ISA Proxy Server or Terminal Services, seem to operate normally. I don't know where to start, so I'd really appreciate any ideas, thanks. Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175107
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    - Setting up router with static IP I am trying to set up a Draytek Vigor on an ISP provided static IP but am having problems, my SBS 2000 network is set up as in the article bar the fixed IP details in the router: http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=154 When the router is set up to get a dynamic IP is appears to be find and email and internet work ok, when I set it to connect with its static IP under online status on the router it appears to be connected to the specified Static IP and it looks fine but we cannot get access to the internet and exchange cannot pick up email. I have looked for hours for the way to set it up properly but cannot find anything that works. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated as we'd like to get this set up correctly as soon as possible. Thanks, Chris Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175104
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    - Song of the Week - Sept 18, 2005 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C5BC95.D77BA200 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I survived SMB Nation last weekend. What a great conference, and what a = great opportunity to meet many new people, and put some faces to names. = Saying hello to 600 people is tough, but there were lot's of opportunity = to practive introducing yourself. Talk about saying "Hello", last night = I went to a musical play on the life and times of Louis Armstrong. One = of his big hits just prior to his death was "Hello, Dolly". So, it = seemed to be a natural selection for our song of the week. I hope you = enjoy it! Hello, Dolly (aka Hello, Windows) Hello, Windows, Well, hello, Windows It's so nice to have you up after rebooting You're workin' swell, Windows I can tell, Windows You're not crashin', you're not thrashin', You're still goin' strong I hear those disks spinnin', while we're still loadin' One of your old favourite software that we found So, scan her files, fellas, Find her an empty disk, fellas Windows'll never go away again (instrumental break) Hello, Windows, Well, hello, Windows It's so nice to have you back after rebooting You're workin' swell, Windows I can tell, Windows You're not crashin', you're not thrashin', You're still goin' strong I hear those disks spinnin', while we're still loadin' One of your old favourite software that we found So, golly, gee, fellas, Find her a USB key, fellas Windows'll never go away....I said it'll never go away Windows'll never go away again=20 --=20 Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP] "The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long" ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C5BC95.D77BA200 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 background=3D""><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I = survived SMB=20 Nation last weekend. What a great conference, and what a great = opportunity to=20 meet many new people, and put some faces to names. Saying hello to 600 = people is=20 tough, but there were lot's of opportunity to practive introducing = yourself.=20 Talk about saying "Hello", last night I went to a musical play on the = life and=20 times of Louis Armstrong. One of his big hits just prior to his death = was=20 "Hello, Dolly". So, it seemed to be a natural selection for our song of = the=20 week. I hope you enjoy it!<BR><BR>Hello, Dolly<BR>(aka Hello,=20 Windows)<BR><BR>Hello, Windows,<BR>Well, hello, Windows<BR>It=92s so = nice to have=20 you up after rebooting<BR>You=92re workin=92 swell, Windows<BR>I can = tell,=20 Windows<BR>You=92re not crashin=92, you=92re not = thrashin=92,<BR>You=92re still goin=92=20 strong<BR>I hear those disks spinnin=92, while we're still = loadin=92<BR>One of your=20 old favourite software that we found<BR>So, scan her files, = fellas,<BR>Find her=20 an empty disk, fellas<BR>Windows=92ll never go away = again<BR><BR>(instrumental=20 break)<BR><BR><BR>Hello, Windows,<BR>Well, hello, Windows<BR>It=92s so = nice to=20 have you back after rebooting<BR>You=92re workin=92 swell, Windows<BR>I = can tell,=20 Windows<BR>You=92re not crashin=92, you=92re not = thrashin=92,<BR>You=92re still goin=92=20 strong<BR>I hear those disks spinnin=92, while we're still = loadin=92<BR>One of your=20 old favourite software that we found<BR>So, golly, gee, fellas,<BR>Find = her a=20 USB key, fellas<BR>Windows=92ll never go away....I said it=92ll never go = away<BR>Windows=92ll never go away again <BR><BR><BR>-- <BR>Kevin = Weilbacher=20 [SBS-MVP]<BR>"The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom=20 long"</FONT></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C5BC95.D77BA200-- Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175102
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    - changing user password remotely Hi, I have a site to site VPN connection. In main office I have Active Directory. My remote office users connect to this Active Directory to logon & get authenticated. I have set an option that the password expires in 30 days & after that they have to change the password but the problem is Remote Users are not able to change the logon passwords after 30 days through VPN connection. Is there any way to resolve this issue. Thank You, Pradeep Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175100
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    - RRAS Problem.. Had to do a system state restore... System seems fine except RRAS will not start:- Unable to load C:\WINNT\System32\iprtrmgr.dll. ... Eventid 20103 The Routing and Remote Access service terminated with service-specific error 31.... Eventid 7024 Tried http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=299013 all ok / done apart from the last element... Uninstall TCP/IP ?????? Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175098
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    - Licence I am using sbs 2000 with exchange. some times I am getting out of licence message on the server .Where i can check how many users licence I have and how many used.??? can i still buy SBS 2000 clinet pack or sbs2003 client pack can be used for sbs2000..?? Thnx in advance Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175097
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    - I RECEIVED THIS MAIL: I RECEIVED THIS MAIL: YOU WANT KNOWLEDGE AS WELL AS END ONLY 4,- EUR >> OVER 400,000 EURS BECOMING? With your PC, of at home from, with 30 minutes and ONLY 4,- Euro? >THEN HARVEST NOW EXPANSE< The idea behind it is conceivably simple: Everything what you need only do, is to be passed along this letter. It is no fairy tale; it is not illegally - it functions really!! After that you have not the slightest work therewith. A large economy-newspaper became also on this program attentive and came after careful test to the result that this program is a simple and above ALL LEGAL type to earn money. Other this program so would be chosen otherwise no longer. Equal whether you are housewife, working that which is sought, employee , more independent, amateur or pro, here each has the same chance! You need no previous knowledge, have a free time arrangement and go no obligations at all on. You can operate this program also as a next to-salary. Above all however nimm this program seriously. SHORTLY TO ME: I am named Markus Rehn, and this program middle had received February 2005 per mail. At present I was unemployed. My former business had streamlined and must me I with opportunity-job through fight. No good exit situation therefore for me. I was sceptical because I not first was able to grasp it, how that should be possible, with ONLY simple 4,- Euro to earn 400,000 Euros. That occurred me incredibly. But what I then had to lose except 4,- Euro. Moreover my guilt heaped itself in the bank. My Dispo - credit was covered already previously, ask must so that I at my family and friends for money (no good feeling if one has guilt. I can guarantee that each, was that not in such a situation). After short considering however I began can buy myself to laugh, what I already for 4,- Euro magnificent. Other networks - hundreds of Euro demanded business start-capital. And what is if this program is the "famous straw", with which I come again on the legs? Do I have this mail - received letter through chance? If the program really klappt , can construct me I a characteristic business, a "home-business". And if I would not try it, I not also will know it. Therefore I "invested " 4,- Euro. I WAS SHOCKED, WHEN I LOOK ON MY PAYPAL-ACCOUNT!! If I think today after almost 3 months back, my "investment" of 4 calculated itself,- EUR (I must in the thought again smile), MORE than. I paid my guilt at the bank, family and friends. I recovered comes until now (the end of April 2005) over 81.372,- EUR on my Paypal-account and it more and more in addition. THE ONLY WHAT I AM YOU NOW RATE, TAKE THIS PROGRAM SERIOUSLY. I get that grey if I think, that I would have "almost" deleted these mails. ******************************************************************************************* An example, how much you can earn through this program at money, you see below if ONLY 10 persons participate in this program. This program needs only 4,- Euro "start - capital" by what means it is also very lucrative and successful. FOR ME, IT IS NOW EVEN THE MOST FAVORABLE WAY TO THE INDEPENDENCE. An example if ONLY 10 persons participate in this program: 5Th plain - your 10 participants 4Th plain - its 100 participants 3Rd plain - its 1,000 participants 2Nd plain - its 10,000 participants 1St plain - its 100,000 participants You reached the 1te plain, that is, you erhälst now 400,000 Euros. Here, you are now out of the game with 100,000 xs 4,- Euro on your account >>400,000 Euros!! Would ask you now once yourself: - Which goals do you have? Wealth, prosperity, car , world trip, financial security and freedom? >>YOU CAN IT REACHING WITH YOUR PROGRAMS - PARTICIPATION. Do - you think also that it more than 10 persons gives , that for that gladly 4,- Euro remaining have in order to make from that a fortune? Do - you believe also that it many people gives, who want to earn gladly money, moreover on a very simple , effective and LEGAL type? You participated first once in this system, you will have, above all already , see fills so much joke if you like itself your account with money. YOU HAVE STRAIGHT LINE THE BEST COMBINATION OF INTERNET + NETWORK-MARKETING BEFORE YOU. Approach this program so many people let you how can and want. The more, the more salary you. The example above stands for ONLY 10 participants. Participate...place you now before, how much money you salary , if 100 people has (it with you also gekribbelt in the thought?) And that with this so simple and for each principle... of intelligible HERE IS NEED WHAT YOU SIMPLY TO DOING FOR THAT ... What we require now, is a fast possibility to transfer money. We need an "internet bank". The solution is PayPal. PayPal is a subsidiary of Ebay and offers the certain transfer Of money into 56 countries simply per e-mail address. 1. a PREMIUMS-ACCOUNT cost-free BASIS Opens in PayPal in order to be able to receive also credit-cards-payments. https://www.paypal.com 2. would Send at the e-mail address 1st standing at position per PayPal 4,- Euro. ( in -use-purpose- please indicate:" WOULD SET ME FAVOR ON YOUR MAIL-LIST") Now you establish just a service. THIS IS 1000% industrial trade union LEGAL! You request a legitimate service and pay for that! If you send your payment of 4,- Euro to the first address in the list , tu it with a large large smile on your face, because, "like you seeing , harvest you!" Here the present list: Position 1. geldkonzept@gmx.net Position 2. bookmoney24@yahoo.de Position 3. homework@azillo.net Position 4. kingjob24@yahoo.de Position 5. ecashmail@yahoo.de 3. would Copy this letter, would open your letter program and would join the letter there on. The mail-address deletes now behind position 1. The mail-address moves now behind position 2nd towards the top to 1. The mail-address moves now behind position 3rd towards the top to 2. The mail-address moves now behind position 4. Towards the top to 3. The mail-address moves now behind position 5. Towards the top to 4. Position 5th is now empty - would write here your mail-address a (the same like in PayPal) It is worthwhile to indicate a mail-address from 50 megabytes storages if you work rarely at the PC. You erhälst the payments per mail. Very simply, or? Through the sending of this mail - letter and the payment over E-MAIL the answer time is. EXTREMELY quickly. TRANSITION-INTERNET ELECTRONIC! Therefore it lasts inundated becomes only some days for those 4,- Euro payments until your PayPal account therewith! A WORD OF THE WARNING: Stops you exactly at this instructions!! - This system only so can bring also the desired success. Was honestly at the same time. This program is based upon the honesty and courtesy of the participants. All other lets lose you only a quantity of money and the confidence at this system. Would keep in mind, the persons before you in the list earned it to stand at the position. These persons also first enabled it you to participate in this program. Let do not mislead you your E-MAILS address at position 1 thereto join to acquire around quickly money! It does not function so! If you that reach do you ONLY the people whom you send directly the E-MAILS to and then becomes your address immediately of the place the no. 1 removes and reach you the cable envoys not! But, if you add no. 5 to your name of the position, it yields receive and send literally 10 thousands of people that your E-MAILS. At this time your name is at Positon no. 1!! It is goal that each participant wins. A breach in the system damages only that self. " LIKE YOU SEEING, HARVEST YOU"... and to the end yet... Would store your updated mail -letter now off. Would send it per E-MAIL or would construct it into your Web-side on. Endure this letter Free classified ads, cost-free Paid-mail-services in the network, ect. confessed. Little hint: Would copy this text / this side and would send at 40 people. The number 40 in the head would retain is easily reach can, 40 a good number of people that one in the internet. THAT WAS ALL! The complete process should last approximately 30 minutes. WAS PREPARED, WAS EXCITED .... IT FUNCTIONS!! Much joke and success. You will think later also with joy in this day , at which you received this mail - letter. The first day of the remainder of your life. I do it already. ALSO YOU START NOW AND MAKE THE FIRST STEPS TO THE FINANCIAL SECURITY AND FREEDOM. Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175092
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    - Breakup SBS into separate server I am running SBS 2000 and have purchased the upgrade to 2003 but have not installed it. I checked into the transision pack upgrade to break up the server which is very expensive. I was thinking about just buying Win2003 server and starting over. I no longer need SQL and I have a separate Exchange2003 server. Does anyone no how much trouble this would be? Are there any alternatives? Thanks Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175084
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    - Remote Backup Suggestions Hi all, I have a quick question about remote backup solutions. Management is waiting to implement a remote backup system and I am trying to determine the best course of action as I have never looked any remote services before. Is it better to use a backup provider (ie livevault) or do a remote consisting of maybe a VPN to VPN site connection to lets a local site (my house for example) purchase a backup software that is capable of providing this feature and have a storage at the house. What kinda prices do those services usally run. With the 2nd solution being more expensive at first but no monthly charges occur after the setup is complete. Just looking for ideas. Thanks Eddie Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175083
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    - SCSI or SATA We want to make some drastic maintenance at our server system. So far of course only SCSI drives were recomended. I am now not too sure if we shall consider SATA drives. They are much cheaper and the speed is compareblae to SCSI drives. Is this true and is really recommended? Marek Staniewski Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175081
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    - External HD drives We hare using msmall Dell 400SC several, which has not too much space in it. The system operates on SBS2003 system. Due to small place we intend to place new disk in a new computer case in whioch is only power supply and some fans (and of coures a number of Hard discs. The SCSI controller would be in the main system and the external drives would be connected by an exterlan SCSI cable. Is this recomendable solution? with regards Marek Staniewski Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175080
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    - Disk Quota volume - which files? Hi (This may not be the right forum, so apologies, but it is certainly one of the most 'answered' forums.) I have a user who has half a Gigabyte of disk space showing on her disk Quota's. I can only find a couple of MB in her home folder. She knows not what these files may be, because as far as she is concerned she only makes light use of the PC. How can I tell which files/folders make up this half GB? Thanks in advance. Lewej Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175075
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    - SBS exchange 2k outlook sent message headers? Help! I have a matter where I need to produce on paper a copy of an email message sent from a user (client outlook 2002) via SBS exchange 2k to an outside party and printout must include the internet headers. I have the message in a sent items folder in outlook but message options shows an empty internet headers box for all sent items? Any ideas how I can get the headers? I'm obviously missing something here. The message is older than my message tracking expiry in Exchange manager message tracking center, and if if it where would only show the routing and not the header? Any suggestions appreciated.. Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175069
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    - Announcing the Kansas City Small-Medium Business IT Pro Group (KCSMB)! Attention SBS Consultants and Administrators in the Kansas City Metro Area Feeding off the momentum and energy of the SMB Nation 2005 conference, we're thrilled to announce the formation of the Kansas City Small-Medium Business IT Pro Group (KCSMB)!! http://www.kcsmb.org MEMBERSHIP Membership is FREE and open to consultants and network administrators who serve the small and medium business (SMB) market on both on both sides of the Kansas / Missouri state line, including Lawrence, Topeka, and St. Joseph. If you're in this area, visit http://www.kcsmb.org and signup today! MEETINGS Come out for our first official meeting on Tuesday September 20, 2005 at 5:30 PM Central, immediately following the Microsoft TS2 event in Olathe, Kansas Theater-AMC Studio 30 12075 South Strang Line Rd. Olathe Kansas 66062 TS2 Seminar runs from 1:00 - 5:00 PM Eastern KCSMB meeting runs from 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM (?) Registration URL for TS2 event: http://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/EventDetail.aspx?culture=en-US&EventID=1032277826&EventCategory=1 After the TS2 event we will adjourn to Old Chicago (directly across from the theatres) for the KCSMB meeting at 5:30 PM. CONTACT Jason Leib is organizing this group and is looking for members willing to share ideas and input. The direction and structure of the KCSMB will be set in motion at this meeting, so don't miss your chance to get in on the ground floor! Feel free to contact Jason Leib with any questions. E-mail: jasonl at jml-consulting.com (replace "at " with "@" to un-munge the e-mail address) Phone: 913-754-8142 Website: http://www.kcsmb.org We look forward to seeing you next week!! :-) Announcing the Kansas City Small-Medium Business IT Pro Group (KCSMB)! Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175068
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    - error 800 on vpn connect Hello everyone, I am trying to connect from win2kpro to small business server 2000 thru a vpn connection. I installed a second nic on my server and did the ICW and RRAS wizards and enabled ports 1723 and 47. I even did port fordwarding to thru the router(SMC 2804wbr) to forward direct to my server using first the external nic, then the internal nic, then both. and still nothing, I keep getting "Error 800: Unable to establish connection ". I looked in Support.microsoft.com, but was no help. The router is a wireless g router/ap combo and is definetely after 2000 and firmware issue. Can anyone point me in the right direction. Thank You. Rich. Tag: no-ip.com and sbs2000 Tag: 175065

Does no-ip.com play nice with SBS 2000? I need to use a dynamic IP
address with our SBS2K server for a couple of months. We host our own
Exchange server on the SBS box. Thanks!

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Re: no-ip.com and sbs2000 by Kevin

Kevin
Sat Oct 01 08:20:58 CDT 2005

Yep, that should work fine, as does any of the other solutions (DynDNS, TZO,
etc.). I know with TZO, we have to configure some rules in ISA.

HTH!

Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]

"Bob Shamansky" <bshamansky@jwmbdot.com> wrote in message
news:o7nlj115ptvvduvimmu713tvts17akedia@4ax.com...
> Does no-ip.com play nice with SBS 2000? I need to use a dynamic IP
> address with our SBS2K server for a couple of months. We host our own
> Exchange server on the SBS box. Thanks!

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Re: no-ip.com and sbs2000 by Robert

Robert
Wed Oct 05 10:36:45 CDT 2005

Nice, thanks Kevin!

On Sat, 1 Oct 2005 09:20:58 -0400, "Kevin Weilbacher"
<kweilbac@gte.net> wrote:

>Yep, that should work fine, as does any of the other solutions (DynDNS, TZO,
>etc.). I know with TZO, we have to configure some rules in ISA.
>
>HTH!
>
>Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]
>
>"Bob Shamansky" <bshamansky@jwmbdot.com> wrote in message
>news:o7nlj115ptvvduvimmu713tvts17akedia@4ax.com...
>> Does no-ip.com play nice with SBS 2000? I need to use a dynamic IP
>> address with our SBS2K server for a couple of months. We host our own
>> Exchange server on the SBS box. Thanks!
>

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