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    - Applying MS update KB905015 reduces upload speed to I-net by 50% Hello Everyone, Everytime I install KB905015 cumulative security update for MS internet explorer service pack 1 i lose half of my upload bandwidth. Does anyone know of a hotfix for this? Many Thanks, RP Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176381
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    - Internet Mail Lost Hi, Sorry I first sent this message to the Exchange User Group with no response. Please help. I had to restore Active Directory on my client's SBS 2000 server. Now all Internet mail being sent or received is being lost. There are no errors messages in the event log or in users e-mail boxes. I have reviewed all the connectors and they appear to be okay. POP3 accounts look okay and appear to be pointing to the right user. What am I missing? Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176380
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    - SBS/Exchange 2000 managing multiple domains Using the SBS 2000 pop3 collector with Exchange 2000. Have a default policy which states: (mailnickname=*) SMTP @domain3.co.uk (responsible for all) SMTP @domain3.local (responsible for all) SMTP @domain2.co.uk (responsible for all) SMTP @domain2.local (responsible for all) SMTP @domain1.co.uk (type=checked, primary, (responsible for all)) SMTP @domain1.local (type=checked, (responsible for all)) X400 c=GB;a= ;p=DOMAIN1;o=Exchange; The pop3 collector collects mail for all the .co.uk addresses no problem. Certain users have domain1.co.uk some have domain2.co.uk others domain3.co.uk and a few have multiples. It seems like pg.co.uk and pl.co.uk are simply being lost. The pop3 collector collects but the mail does not appear in the mailbox. i.e. i get mail to my domain1.co.uk but not domain2.co.uk or domain3.co.uk It did all use to work when the SBS server's IP was allowed to relay. However this caused Exchange to resend (well try to resend) incoming mail to other external recipients like the pop3 catch all bug. I'm certainly going to be glad when I can ditch this pop3 collector but its a couple of months away :S I've tried re-adding the domains above, and even checked the type box which I believe is unessecary. Also if sending a mail from internal to a valid address at domain2.co.uk or domain3.co.uk the exchange server delivers it. If sent to an invalid address at those domains the exchange server pushes it out to our host's smtp server which then bounces back an ndr (as there is no such pop3 box). Solutions? Help!! :( Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176373
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    - Questions about upgrade from SBS 2000 to full 2003 domain I'm close to migrating from a SBS2000 domain to a full Windows 2003. I have had Exchange 2003 and SQL 2000 running on different boxes for awhile now. I use a Cisco PIX as my firewall. I don't want to go to SBS2003. After some final data off of the SBS2000 machine/domain controller - and a few other tasks - I need to retire the SBS2000 machine. My plan is the following and I have a few questions that I'd appreciate any help with: 1) Remove an existing Windows 2000 DC from the network - as a "DC in the closet" fallback option 2) Install a Windows 2003 machine and promote it to a DC in the SBS 2000 domain. Also setup DNS on this machine and make it a GC. 3) Shutdown the SBS2000 machine and use ntdsutil to seize all FSMO roles to the Windows 2003 DC. Q: Would this be the recommended method for getting rid of the SBS2000 machine? Q: Should I dcpromo it then shut it down (if it even can be dcpromo'd) or just shut it down and remove it from the network? 4) Use ntdsutil to clean up metadata that refers to the former SBS2000 machine. Remove references to the old server from DNS. Q: What would be the best method for doing the DNS cleanup? * After the above steps I hope to have the same domain but with the SBS2000 box removed and the domain now running as a full Windows 2003 domain. Q: Will the above steps effectively get me to a full Windows 2003 domain? Thanks Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176371
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    - SBS 2000 Trashed For some reason, my SBS 2000 server is in bad shape. I cannot do an upgrade to SP4 I cant do an Windows update from the web. I am going to put SBS2003 on a new box, but my question is: what would happen if I installed Windows 2000 Server over the SBS 2000, just so I could do a migration. I have a legit copy of Windows 2000 server so that would not be an issue. What happens to the other elements in SBS like Exchang, IIS and SQL. Any assitance would be appreciated. I inherited this mess from the former IT guy. Thanks.... Bob J Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176367
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    - SBS 2000 Trashed What would happen if I install Windows 2000 Server over my SBS 2000 Server? Would everything still function (Exchange, SQL, IIS) Would my data and programs be ok. My SBS2000 won't let me put SP4 on and I can't get updates from Web. Any help will be appreciated.... Bob Joyce Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176366
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    - SUS oddity after WMF patch Anyone else noticed that SUS 1.x suddenly seemed to 'un-approve' (i.e. display as unticked) lots of previously 'approved' patches? Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176363
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    - Server Crash Help! I have a client who's SBS 2000 server lost 2 drives in their array. Server was configured with only the "C: drive" and 3 disks in a Raid 5. Question is this: They do not have the media onsite any longer, but they do have SBS 2003. Is it possible to go ahead and install the updated version of the SBS software and still recover and restore the Exchange Information Store to the newer version of the software? Gut feeling tells me no, but I thought it doesn't hurt to see if anyone has ever done this. Please help!! Dale young Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176361
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    - KB887624 & KB909544 I need to install these two updates, more particularly the first since its in the URGENT list on windows update, but every time I try to install they fail. So I tried downloading from the download site and installing myself (not through WSUS) and no luck, anyone else had this problem, or is there a way to clear the cash of downloads and let it download again. Becasue it seems as though its already been downloaded on the server since the attempt to download takes no more than a second then it says FAILED. Please help. THanks in advance. Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176356
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    - POP3 mailbox not accepting updated passwords I have a user whose computer crashed and they've now been updated from W2K Pro to XP Pro. (That in itself was a nightmare but we'll leave that for another day). The user name has also been changed from firstnamesurname to firstname for this particular user. The user is able to logon to the network on the XP machine with firstname/password without problem. When the user tries to poll his mailbox, it is rejected as bad user/password. I've telnetted to the pop3 server and tried to logon using his name and password and receive the same result. I'm stuck as to what to do. The user has mails arriving as we speak and cannot access them. I was under the understanding that changing the password (reset password on user in Acive Directory) also changed the pop3 logon passwords. If it does (or is supposed to) it isn't happening. I'm using SBS2000 with Exchange 2000. All service packs etc. have been applied. I'd appreciate some help asap! Mike Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176348
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    - Add Removve Programs doesn't work Add Remove Programs in Control panel doesn't open up. No error message. TIA Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176343
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    - back office to Small Business server I have a question, I recently "inherited" a server with dual P3 450MHz processors and about 2GB of memory. The server is currently running Back Office Server. Here are my questions: 1. Can I upgrade both processors to above 450MHz? 2. Can I use this server to run Windows Server 2003? 3. Are there benefits to going to Small Business server 2003 rather than 2000? Thank you, I realize the hardware question is really not forum correct. David Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176341
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    - TS licensing services - where to install? I am running a sbs2k server with ~15 users connecting. I also have a win2k3 server that I am setting up as a application mode terminal server. I don't know where to install the Terminal Server Licensing component - should it be on the sbs server or on the win2k3 server? Microsoft says in (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sbs/2000/maintain/termsvcs.mspx) that, "Make sure the Terminal Services Licensing Services is enabled on the Small Business Server 2000 and that all necessary license tokens are installed," and that," [on the ts server]Select Terminal Services. Do not select Terminal Services Licensing (this will run on the Small Business Server 2000)." _However_ this was written for a setup with a sbs2k server and an older win2k server (not a win2k3 server). What am I to do? Thanks a bazillion, Joe Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176338
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    - Two routers Hi Is there any way to feed two broadband routers to an sbs network in case one goes the other one is still available? Thanks Regards Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176336
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    - POP3 not recognising new password Power user managed to crash and burn the W2k machine he was using. installed XP Pro sp2 onto the machine as a new install and reloaded all the progs so he could keep his data. I've changed the logon name for this user from firstnamesurname to firstname. I've reset the password and he can logon to the domain with no problem from his machine and remotely via VPN. However.... He cannot access his mailbox. POP3 produces the "unknown user/bad password" routine. Even telnetting to the server and explicitly entering his new logon and password fails to gain access. I have two questions: 1) why isn't pop3 recognising the new password? (I've restarted all exchange services) 2) If I have to create a new box for him, how do I get the messages already in his box transferred to the new box? Mike SBS2k, Exchange 2000 Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176334
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    - Cannot add licenses in small business Cannot add licenses in small business because the "manage server" is not there someone removed it? How do I add the manage server console back so I can add licenses? Thanks Paul Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176330
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    - <<< OUt of band patch for WMF issue>>> Microsoft Security Bulletin MS06-001: Vulnerability in Graphics Rendering Engine Could Allow Remote Code Execution (912919): http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/ms06-001.mspx Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176320
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    - Single Exchange 2000 Mailbox Recovery We fired an employee yesterday. She wasn't happy. This morning we figured out that between her firing and being walked out the door, management had to rework the termination letter. During that few minutes she went to her desk to clean it out. Unbeknowst to us, she also deleted 200MB of her emails -- some of which were important (I know: we should have locked her out before the termination). I have full information store backups (veritas 9.1) from 7:05 am and from 12:45 pm yesterday (she was terminated at 4:30PM), so I have the data. Unfortunately, all our Exchange backups are FULL store backups, not mailbox level. For reasons too complex to go into, we immediately delete 'deleted' emails, so overnight Exchange maintenance wiped the emails and online-defrag cleaned up pretty good :) Does anyone know an easy way to recover this ex-employee's emails to her email account (or a .pst?) without having to recover the entire info store? Thanks, John Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176316
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    - Remote document access Hi, I have just created a new mail account for a remote worker which works fine using OWA. But I need to be able to create a share to leave documents on the server for them to be accessed remoteley. Any idea? Cheers Andrew Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176315
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    - WMI ADAP error When I run winmgmt /regserver (to solve another problem) I get the following errors logged. Event ID 56 "WMI ADAP was unable to create a provider instance for the Generic Perf Counter Provider 0x80041006 " and Event ID 60 "WMI ADAP was unable to process the performance libraries: 0x80041001 " Any ideas why it may not be possible to create a provider instance? I'm assuming that the second message is a consequence of the first. Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176311
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    - Exchange 2003 and multiple email domains Hi, Does anyone know if it is possible to host more than one domain on Exchange 2003 as part of the SBS 2003 server at all? If so does anyone have aor know of a KB article etc that explains on how to set it up? Cheers. Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176310
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    - Determining Number of CALs Installed in SBS 2000 OK, I give up. How in the heck do you do this? Why did MS make it so difficult? Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176309
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    - SQLSRVR MEMORY USAGE The program sqlsrvr.exe is using a vast amount of the memory on my server. I am not sure what this is since I dont have SQL standalone databases (ie we run QB Enterprise which uses its own variation of SQL which is QBDBMNGR.exe) In any event I found some articles online that say this memory consumption by sqlsrvr continue to grow until it uses all memory on the server up, at it also says you can place limits, my question is, HOW do you place the limits. The KB article: http://www.support.microsoft.com/?id=321363 does not say how to? Thanks in advance. Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176307
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    - MMC Snap-in failed to initialize Dear all I've searched everywhere but can't find an answer to this problem that appeared today. The server is Windows2000 SBS - on starting Exchange Management, the following appears:- MMC Snap-in failed to initialize Name: Exchange System CLSID: {1B600AEA-10BA-11D2-9F28-00C04FA37610} Other snap-in's appear to work OK - any idea's would be most appreciated. Cheers Paul Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176304
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    - <<< Third Magical M is now also SBS MVP >>> We are very proud to announce that our dear third Magical M, Eriq Neale, aka McGuru, has just been awarded as Microsoft SBS MVP. -- Regards, Marina Roos and Mariëtte Knap Microsoft SBS-MVP The Magical M&M's www.smallbizserver.net Take part in SBS forum: http://www.smallbizserver.net/Default.aspx?tabid=53 Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176301
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    - Roaming Profiles - or not? Hi, Current setup: SBS2K + W2K clients. Mixed desktops and laptops and users use both laptops and desktops. Currently using roaming profiles for the users, we are having some small problems such as files popping up on the desktop even though they have been deleted (maybe on another machine). I was reading some rather old comments by Jeff on the topic of roaming profiles vs. redirected folders. Are the conclusion still valid, that redirect folders most likely are the way to go (in my situation)? Are there any better alternatives where more "user experience" settings are included in the "mobile profile"? If you recommending me to stick with the roaming profiles (which I otherwise do not have any serious problems with), how do I solve the current problem? By telling users not to stick files on the desktop? Anon Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176300
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    - Using adress book on Exchange as default adressbook Hi! I am having a contact folder on my exhange server, that I share with several other co-workers. When I am writing an e-mail, and I press on the adress book icon it goes to the local computer adress book. How do I link it so when I press the icon button for adress book, it goes directly to the public folder? Thanks :-) Håvard -- Message posted via WinServerKB.com http://www.winserverkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/sbs-2000/200601/1 Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176296
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    - Terminal server users rights W e have a number of people using Terminal services in application mode. how can we limit what they can do on the server, they are able to shut down the server remotely! can anyone advise where I have set them up wrongly? Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176292
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    - SERIOUS NETWORK MARKETERS NEEDED/APPLY WITH IN AVE 20% TO 35% + ON YOUR FUEL EXPENSES. Q. HOW MANY PEOPLE DO YOU KNOW THAT COULD BENEFIT BY CUTTING THEIR FUEL COSTS? (GASOLINE OR DIESEL) A. ANYONE USING A COMBUSTIBLE ENGINE. The "Bio Performance Gas Pill" is now available. Be one of the first people in America to capitalize on its incredible fuel savings power! EPA approved, already test marketed and proven. You have just found the most awesome business opportunity available this century! I am using this product in my automobiles and all I know is it works, I have already cut my fuel expense by 25%! http://www.gasmizer.mybpbiz.com/ I am a stay-at-home house wife who started in this business on 12-9-05. I am seeing the best returns than any other business program I have been in. This product is real, it sells itself and it works. "My goal is to create 1,000 millionaires in our company.... something that has never been done in the Network Marketing Industry. With this kind of product and compensation plan, it is very attainable. Do you want to be one of the 1,000?" --Lowell Mims, President BE ONE OF THE 1ST TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS INCREDIBLE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. DON'T DELAY!!! http://www.gasmizer.mybpbiz.com/ Any questions please call or email me at: tracieluv@gmail.com 865-922-9708 Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176290
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    - Exchange reply address I have a client with two offices, both running SBS 2K. Each have been running separate domains for mail. The client would now like to utilize a single domain for email. To that end, I have set up the larger of the two offices with the new preferred domain for mail. At that same office, I have setup users which correspond to users at the smaller office. These users forward to contacts with email addresses that match those of the users at the smaller office, using its original mail domain. All seems to work fairly well, but the client would like the "reply" or "from" on emails sent from clients in the smaller office to match that of the new preferred domain name, rather than the original mail domain for that office. I tried adding the new preferred domain name to recipient policy in the smaller office and making it primary, but not authoritative. That seemed to work for outside email, but the users in the smaller office could not reply to users at the larger office. The emails were rejected because the users could not be found, I assume because the smaller office was looking within itself for those larger office addresses. It has occurred to me to try setting the default email addresses at the individual user level, rather than through recipient policy, but I am not very confident this will do much good. Does anybody have a workaround for my problem or a better way to achieve my goal? Thanks for any help or insight. Joe Welna Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176289
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    - Pop3 Collector losing mail? Help! I've got several pop3 accounts being collected by the pop3 collector on SBS2000. Been set up for ages and mail works ok, except if the mail is big it seems. Been sent some 6mb mails, checked the pop3 box through a web interface to see if they are there. Waited for the pop3 collector to collect. Checked the logs which I set to maximum. It said it downloaded the mail and gave it a Message ID. However Trend Scanmail (Client Server Messenging Suite SMB) doesn't show it in its scan logs. And Exchange's Message Tracking Centre doesn't show it no matter how I search. Looked in Badmail and nothing new there, looked in the server.log directory and no mention of the message in the log there. Tried another scenario where there was a small mail and a big mail in the pop3 box at the same time. The big mail did as above, the small mail ended up in my mailbox no problems. Ideas anyone? Thanks. Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176286
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    - SAVE 20% TO 35% + ON YOUR FUEL EXPENSES!!! SAVE 20% TO 35% + ON YOUR FUEL EXPENSES. Q. HOW MANY PEOPLE DO YOU KNOW THAT COULD BENEFIT BY CUTTING THEIR FUEL COSTS? (GASOLINE OR DIESEL) A. ANYONE USING A COMBUSTIBLE ENGINE. The "Bio Performance Gas Pill" is now available. Be one of the first people in America to capitalize on its incredible fuel savings power! EPA approved, already test marketed and proven. You have just found the most awesome business opportunity available this century! I am using this product in my automobiles and all I know is it works, I have already cut my fuel expense by 25%! http://www.gasmizer.mybpbiz.com/ I am a stay-at-home house wife who started in this business on 12-9-05. I am seeing the best returns than any other business program I have been in. This product is real, it sells itself and it works. "My goal is to create 1,000 millionaires in our company.... something that has never been done in the Network Marketing Industry. With this kind of product and compensation plan, it is very attainable. Do you want to be one of the 1,000?" --Lowell Mims, President BE ONE OF THE 1ST TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS INCREDIBLE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. DON'T DELAY!!! http://www.gasmizer.mybpbiz.com/ Any questions please call or email me at: tracieluv@gmail.com 865-922-9708 Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176285
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    - Windows Update KB905915 issues Over the last 2 weeks my SBS 2000 server has been experiencing very erratic behavior. I believe I have narrowed the culprit down to windows update KB905915. I am unsure what triggers the problems to start, but the only way to get things working again is to reboot the server. Once the problems begin, following are the symptoms I notice: 1) Unable to establish new VPN connections. Pre-established VPN connections remain connected and operational. I am able to create a new RDP connection from a workstation to the server. However, when I try to logoff from this remote connection I experience issue #5 detailed below. 2) Unable to use Internet Explorer on server. Screen just hangs with a blank white page. Client workstations can still browse internet OK. 3) Server will not answer any new incoming faxes. On two occasions I noticed the inbox had a fax "in progress". I tried to cancel the fax but then the status just hung at â??deletingâ??. I tried stopping and restarting the Microsoft shared fax service. The service stopped, but then gave the following message when trying to restart: â??Could not start the Microsoft shared fax service on local computer. The service did not return an error. This could be an internal windows error, or an internal system error.â?? Possibly this is the trigger that causes the server problems to begin. The fax service has a dependency on the RPC service. 4) I use the POP3 mail connector in Exchange to retrieve my e-mail. When the problems occur, no new POP3 mail is retrieved. However no error messages are written to the event logs. 5) When I attempt to logoff or reboot the server to correct the issue, it just hangs at the "saving your settings" window. I have let it sit here for over Â½ hour. The only way to reboot is to push the power button. 6) There are no relevant entries written to any event log indicating what the cause could be. I have now uninstalled this windows update about 4 days ago. Since then the problem has yet to occur again. The fax activity has been very low over the holiday weekend though, so time will tell if the problem is fixed for good. I would like to find out if anybody else has experienced similar issues with this update. Is there any fix available yet to get the update installed without causing a problem? Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Don Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176284
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    - Trend SMB 3.0 Issues I have contacted Trend support but do not have an answer yet - wondered if anyone else had similar issues-resolutions. SBS2003-ISA2000. Installed a new copy of SMB3.0. Problem Description : Having lots of issues after installing 3.0 Among issues: (1)Clients are not getting updates from the main server - though it is getting updates. (2)Clients are added through the dashboard - but after installing successfully - they no longer appear under any group. (I think this is why they do not get updates) (3)Cannot reach the ScanMail center at all - Exact Error Message : "Console Session has expired" after putting in a user name and password to reach the scan mail center. Therefore I cannot configure scan mail for attachment blocking and so forth. (4) When I go to the SBS server and try to reach San Mail via start - programs to go to Real Scan Monitor - I get a 127.0.0.1:16372 HTTP 400 error Step Taken So Far : Reinstalled program twice - per Les' guide - I have uninstalled the clients manually, then added them through the dashboard. they then will have the most recent settings - but will not receive them after that. They do NOT have a firewall on the desktops turned on. Any ideas? Also (5)- I have checked all the settings in IIS - but I am having issues from XP desktops getting to the complete dashboard. Windows 2000 clients have no issues. I think there is an issue with latest Sun Java and 3.0 - but have not found reference to this. Other issues that were reported (cashed and static files etc. are not the case). Thanks Robert Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176283
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    - Disable outlook import/export Happy New year to all hope it was a joyous occasion. I'm trying to disable outlook from importing or export the data. Is this possible, if so can someone please elaborate on it. Thank you April Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176276
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    - Backup Exec not recognising drive Hi We have an external Sony SDX-420C USB drive which appears OK in remote storage. Unfortunately VERITAS Backup Exec 9 can not see the drive. I have used the Backup Exec Device Configuration Wizard but no luck. Has anyone any idea what I am missing? Thanks Regards Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176268
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    - Remove client computer from SBS network I have a need to remove an old Windows 2000 and an old Windows XP client computer from an SBS2000 network and reuse them (for a small charity client) on a small peer to peer network (just the two computers, printer and internet connection). I wish to retain the existing (licenced) software and don't need to reformat them and setup from scratch. I've setup a workgroup so the computer isn't trying to find the SBS server but it seems to have an IP address not on the 255.255.255.0 subnet and therfore can't see the router. Is there something hanging around from the SBS setup / startup that I need to remove to change the computer back to non SBS mode ? Help will be much appreciated - Happy New Year -- Regards Mike Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176266
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    - Song of the Week - Dec 30-31, 2005 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000A_01C60D75.E143A7C0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable The year 2005 is nearly over, and what a year it has been. We've endured = Mother Nature's powerful strength this year. In January we were stil = reeling from the tsunami disaster. We battled hurricanes this fall, and = the hurricanes usually won (especially in New Orleans). And right now = we're watching heavy damages due to fires in Oklahoma, and extreme cold = and freezing in parts of Europe. On the SBS front, the big news was the rollout of SBS Service Pack 1. = Our hats are off to all those who live on the "bleeding edge" and were = part of the beta testing of this product. We also had a tremendous = turnout for SMB Nation 2005 in September. So many people came up to me = and had (mostly) kind words to the 'song of the week'. It was great = putting faces to the names! As we bring this year to a close, I would say one of the highlights was = listening to Jeff Middleton's passionate tale of the New Orleans = disaster at SMB Nation, and his immediate session after that on a "real" = disaster recovery experience which will not be forgotten by those in = attendance. Through tsuanmis and hurricanes, hot fixes and service packs ... all I = can say is to make sure you tell someone you love them. We all have been = empowered by our Creator to make this world a better place. So do = something about it in 2006! Peace, love and joy to each and everyone of you. I can't wait to see = what's in store for this coming year. Oh yes ... the song of the week ... I would highly suggest buying James = Taylor's (2004) Christmas Album = :(http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00078V7AW/103-8709472-53= 38234?v=3Dglance) and listen to his version of .... Auld Lang Syne (aka: All of these Songs) Here's a link to the words and translation: http://www.worldburnsclub.com/newsletter/auld_lang_syne_what_about.htm Should old these verse be forgot, And never brought to mind? Should all my singing be for naught,=20 Or written down in rhyme? Chorus:=20 For all of these songs, my dear For all of these songs, We'll sing the words of kindness yet, For all of these songs! And here's a hand to all my friends, Who made this year so bright And we'll share a drink that'll never end, For all of these songs! --=20 Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP] "The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long" ------=_NextPart_000_000A_01C60D75.E143A7C0 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 6.00.2900.2802" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff background=3D""> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>The year 2005 is nearly over, and what = a year it=20 has been. We've endured Mother Nature's powerful strength this year. In = January=20 we were stil reeling from the tsunami disaster. We battled hurricanes = this fall,=20 and the hurricanes usually won (especially in New Orleans). And right=20 now we're watching heavy damages due to fires in Oklahoma, and = extreme cold=20 and freezing in parts of Europe.<BR><BR>On the SBS front, the big news = was the=20 rollout of SBS Service Pack 1. Our hats are off to all those who live on = the=20 "bleeding edge" and were part of the beta testing of this product. We = also had a=20 tremendous turnout for SMB Nation 2005 in September. So many people came = up to=20 me and had (mostly) kind words to the 'song of the week'. It was great = putting=20 faces to the names!<BR><BR>As we bring this year to a close, I would say = one of=20 the highlights was listening to Jeff Middleton's passionate tale of the = New=20 Orleans disaster at SMB Nation, and his immediate session after that on = a "real"=20 disaster recovery experience which will not be forgotten by those = in=20 attendance.<BR><BR>Through tsuanmis and hurricanes, hot fixes and = service packs=20 ... all I can say is to make sure you tell someone you love them. We all = have=20 been empowered by our Creator to make this world a better place. So do = something=20 about it in 2006!<BR><BR>Peace, love and joy to each and everyone of = you. I=20 can't wait to see what's in store for this coming year.<BR><BR>Oh yes = ... the=20 song of the week ... I would highly suggest buying James Taylor's (2004) = Christmas Album=20 :(http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00078V7AW/103-8709472-53= 38234?v=3Dglance)=20 and listen to his version of ....<BR></FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Auld Lang Syne</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>(aka: All of these Songs)</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Here's a link to the words and=20 translation:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><A=20 href=3D"http://www.worldburnsclub.com/newsletter/auld_lang_syne_what_abou= t.htm">http://www.worldburnsclub.com/newsletter/auld_lang_syne_what_about= .htm</A></DIV> <DIV><BR>Should old these verse be forgot,<BR>And never brought to=20 mind?<BR>Should all my singing be for naught, <BR>Or = written down=20 in rhyme?<BR><BR>Chorus: </DIV> <DIV>For all of these songs, my dear<BR>For all of these songs,<BR>We'll = sing=20 the words of kindness yet,<BR>For all of these songs!<BR><BR>And here's = a hand=20 to all my friends,<BR>Who made this year so bright<BR>And we'll share a = drink=20 that'll never end,<BR>For all of these songs!<BR><BR>-- <BR>Kevin = Weilbacher=20 [SBS-MVP]<BR>"The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom=20 long"</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_000A_01C60D75.E143A7C0-- Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176263
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    - Can't access internet Joined 2 new computers to an existing domain. They can access everything but the internet. All settings are identical to existing accounts and it doesn't matter who logs on to the domain from these machines, even the domain administrator can not access the internet from these machines, however can access everything else within the domain. The machines receive IP addresses from the server and are within the scope. Could this be a licensing issue? I am baffled. Please help. The server is SBS 2000 and the clients are running XP pro. Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176261
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    - opening and mapping ok guys i am trying to map my server but i can open it to get to my folder... it is asking for a user name and password and i dont have one....HELP Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176258
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    - Cannot delete a folder There is an unnamed folder in Inetpub\ftproot. If I try to delete it I get an error: "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from the source file or disk." Any suggestions would be appreciated. Barry Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176252
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    - Can anybody help me? i get this errors in my server everytime i take a look on the event viewer/system: Date: Source: Service Control Manager Time: Catergory: None Type: Error Event ID: 7000 User: N/A Computer: Mine Description: The Panda ExchangeSecure service failed to start due to the following error: The service did not start due to a logon failure. i also get this error: Date: Source: Service Control Manager Time: Catergory: None Type: Error Event ID: 7013 User: N/A Computer: Mine Description: Logon attempt with current password failed with the following error: Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password. and this: Date: Source: Service Control Manager Time: Catergory: None Type: Error Event ID: 7009 User: N/A Computer: Mine Description: Timeout (30000 milliseconds) waiting for the Compaq Web Agent service to connect. and this error: source: removable storage event id :152 Error encountered when attempting to execute Media Label Library "BE". The DLL could not be loaded. Make sure the file exists and the path is correctly noted in the registry. Can anybody help me with an solution for this problem? Thank you Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176242
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    - Can anybody help me? i get this errors in my server everytime i take a look on the event viewer/system: Date: Source: Service Control Manager Time: Catergory: None Type: Error Event ID: 7000 User: N/A Computer: Mine Description: The Panda ExchangeSecure service failed to start due to the following error: The service did not start due to a logon failure. i also get this error: Date: Source: Service Control Manager Time: Catergory: None Type: Error Event ID: 7013 User: N/A Computer: Mine Description: Logon attempt with current password failed with the following error: Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password. and this: Date: Source: Service Control Manager Time: Catergory: None Type: Error Event ID: 7009 User: N/A Computer: Mine Description: Timeout (30000 milliseconds) waiting for the Compaq Web Agent service to connect. and this error: source: removable storage event id :152 Error encountered when attempting to execute Media Label Library "BE". The DLL could not be loaded. Make sure the file exists and the path is correctly noted in the registry. Can anybody help me with an solution for this problem? Thank you Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176241
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    - Adding existing win2000 server to sbs2000 Hi We need to make a win2000+exchange2000 server part of an sbs2000 domain. Both servers have their own users/mailboxes defined but we need all users/mailboxes to be managed by sbs2000 domain. I have two questions; 1. We would like to retain the active directory and other settings on the sbs2000 and only bring users from the win2000 server. What is the correct way to make the win2000 server part of the sbs2000 domain without effecting sbs2000 active directory settings in any adverse way? 2. What would be the correct way to transfer users across? Should we just recreate them on sbs2000. There are not very many. Thanks Regards Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176238
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    - Performance Logs and Alert service will not start I've got a Win2k SBS server and the Performance Logs and Alerts service is stopped. Whenever I try and start the service it appears to have started but a few seconds later it is stopped again. Can anyone tell me where to start looking to find out what is happening to this service - there is nothing in the Event Logs. Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176237
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    - Song of the Week - December 23, 2005 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0091_01C607EC.F5A5D500 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I was not able to get a Song of the Week posted the last couple of weeks = as I have been either traveling out of town or just having too many good = Christmas parties! But with Christmas upon us, let's make sure this week = closes on a good note, with probably my number one Christmas carol of = all time: O Holy Night! aka O What a Waste! O what a waste, the files are loading slowly It is the night when our system goes live Long did we wait, to swing our server o-ver Because we thought that R2 would soon be here A thrill of hope: we worked out all the problems But then we found a new and devious bug; (... start screaming ...) This isn't fair Let's search the web sites quickly O why did it fail? O why, we were almost done O why, O why! O why, did it go wrong? Surely we knew, we better have a backup 'Cause things go wrong and we shall be prepared Finding the patch, the newsgroup is our brother,=20 And in those posts all our answers we'll find.=20 Sweet words of joy in grateful chorus raise we,=20 We find the fix, and raise a holy cheer:=20 Yes, it's now up;=20 Our server's running smoothly O yes, it's all done O yes, we can go home O yes, O yes. O yes, we can go home! --=20 Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP] "The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long" ------=_NextPart_000_0091_01C607EC.F5A5D500 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 6.00.2900.2802" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff background=3D""> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I was not able to get a Song of the = Week posted the=20 last couple of weeks as I have been either traveling out of town or just = having=20 too many good Christmas parties! But with Christmas upon us, let's = make=20 sure this week closes on a good note, with probably my number one = Christmas=20 carol of all time:<BR><BR>O Holy Night!<BR>aka O What a Waste!<BR><BR>O = what a=20 waste,<BR>the files are loading slowly<BR>It is the night when our = system goes=20 live<BR>Long did we wait, to swing our server o-ver<BR>Because we = thought that=20 R2 would soon be here<BR><BR>A thrill of hope: we worked out all the=20 problems<BR>But then we found a new and devious bug;<BR>(... start = screaming=20 ...)<BR>This isn't fair<BR>Let's search the web sites quickly<BR>O why = did it=20 fail?<BR>O why, we were almost done<BR>O why, O why!<BR>O why, did it go = wrong?<BR><BR>Surely we knew, we better have a backup<BR>'Cause things = go wrong=20 and we shall be prepared<BR>Finding the patch, the newsgroup is our = brother,=20 <BR>And in those posts all our answers we'll find. <BR>Sweet words of = joy in=20 grateful chorus raise we, <BR>We find the fix, and raise a holy cheer: = <BR>Yes,=20 it's now up; </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Our server's running smoothly<BR>O yes, = it's all=20 done<BR>O yes, we can go home<BR>O yes, O yes.<BR>O yes, we can go=20 home!<BR><BR><BR>-- <BR>Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]<BR>"The days pass by = so=20 quickly now, the nights are seldom long"</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0091_01C607EC.F5A5D500-- Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176223
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    - Customer Contact List I have a multi-part question. I need to have a customer contact list set up for my users to be able to access and email customers from. Obviously, setting up each customer with an Active directory user account is out of the question. Am I correct in thinking that I can accomplish this by setting up a new distribution group in Active Directory, and creating new contacts for each customer and adding them into the new group? I was also thinking that I need to add an additional OU to hold just the customer contacts so as to keep them separate from my user accounts, etc. The contacts would contain name, address, phone, and the external email address of the cutomer. Secondly, I have one user that needs to be put in charge of maintaining the cutomer contact list. How can I set her up so that she has access to add/delete/change contacts without giving her access to any other part of Active Directory? We are running SBS 2000 with users on Windows XP and Outlook 2003. Thanks, Jeff Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176215
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    - Bad Day for Symantec Symantec Says Vulnerability Impacts 63 Products http://www.crn.com/sections/breakingnews/breakingnews.jhtml;jsessionid=I4RSUS1D2SQBAQSNDBESKHA?articleId=175007887 Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176214
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    - Can't Upgrade From SBS 2000 To SBS 2003 Because Of ISA 2000 I am trying to upgrade from SBS 2000 to SBS 2003. The setup in SBS 2003 will not let me because it says "Install Internet Security & Acceleration Server 2000 Service Pack 1 and the Update" I installed the service pack 1 and tried to run the SBS 2003 setup again and got the same message. I then isntalled service pack 2 and tried to run the SBS 2003 setup again and got the same message. Any idea as to what is going on and how to fix it? Thanks. Rick Bellefond RB Data Services Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176213
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    - Controller card Nm9835cv disappered from the device manager. HELP! Dear all, we have installed two external fax modems to our SBS2000 server machine. The second one actually was conntected to COM3 through an interanl controller card which is nm9835cv (this is a pci muiti i/o controller card). But recectly users told me that they can not receive fax through server anymore. I noticed that after i load MS updates at Dec 15, they won't be able to receive fax. I don't know this is a conincidence or not. I went to the Deive manager, I found that the NetMos 9835 pci Muiti-I/O controller disappears and under the Ports, I found that the NetMos Pci Serial port (com3) and NetMos Pci Serial Port (com4) disappear. Did anyone here experience similar things? Can anyone have any idea? This fax modem and controller card were installed by other person before. I have very little idea:(. Thanks very much for any help. Tag: sbs 2000 support life cycle Tag: 176211

Hi, my company currently is running sbs 2000. We're puchasing 2 new servers
are currently exploring the possibility of upgrading to sbs 2003, but also
looking at the possibility of just doing a hardware upgrade. Anyone has any
ideas of how long MS intends to support sbs 2000?

nigel

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Re: sbs 2000 support life cycle by SuperGumby

SuperGumby
Tue Jan 10 15:34:16 CST 2006

http://support.microsoft.com/?pr=lifecycle

note: found by putting 'support life cycle' into the search at
support.microsoft.com

Note2: whichever you choose to do (either keep SBS2000 or move to SBS2003)
the process available from www.sbsmigration.com will make it a lot simpler.

"nigel sampath" <nsampath@nmmotors.com> wrote in message
news:uipV6niFGHA.3892@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> Hi, my company currently is running sbs 2000. We're puchasing 2 new
> servers are currently exploring the possibility of upgrading to sbs 2003,
> but also looking at the possibility of just doing a hardware upgrade.
> Anyone has any ideas of how long MS intends to support sbs 2000?
>
> nigel
>
>

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Re: sbs 2000 support life cycle by Merv

Merv
Tue Jan 10 17:35:02 CST 2006

Hi Nigel,

Since you have SBS 2000...

When you can get Version Upgrade (VUP) pricing to move up to SBS 2003
Premium (as well as a free upgrade to SBS 2003 SP1 including ISA 2004) and
VUP pricing for your SBS 2003 CALs, plus the fact that SBS 2003 is already 2
years into its own lifecycle, plus the added features of SBS 2003, I would
think that upgrading to SBS 2003 would be the preferred route without too
much thought involved. :-)

Pricing for Windows Small Business Server 2003
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/howtobuy/pricing.mspx

--
Merv Porter [SBS MVP]
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"nigel sampath" <nsampath@nmmotors.com> wrote in message
news:uipV6niFGHA.3892@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> Hi, my company currently is running sbs 2000. We're puchasing 2 new
> servers are currently exploring the possibility of upgrading to sbs 2003,
> but also looking at the possibility of just doing a hardware upgrade.
> Anyone has any ideas of how long MS intends to support sbs 2000?
>
> nigel
>
>

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