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    - SBS 2003 xp pro clients losing network shares I did post this some time ago, but the problem is still occuring. We're seeing a strange problem .... SBS 2003 r2 approx 10 XP Pro clients. They have applications that look at Netbios names to run... eg. sage etc. they look for \\sbs . They work fine for hours and then all of a sudden they stop, and if you do \\sbs to see the shares all it shows is the offline redirected my documents. If you do \\sbs.domain.local then they sometimes appear, but often it fails. It takes a reboot of the server AND the workstations to get everything working again. Have run dcdiag and netdiag and it passes all tests except that Messenger service isnt running. I've tried an entry for the server in the hosts file but that doesn't help. Clients are all dhcp node type 0x8 which I believe is hybrid. WINS/NBNS and DNS Server ip's are handed out over dhcp too. This is causing major pain for my customer so any help is greatly appreciated. Follow up on this... Last week we fitted a new NIC and it was ok until this morning... about 6 days.... then the problem reappeared.... What we're also seeing now is that even trying \\sbs.domain.local , ie. dns name is not finding the shares either. However if you ping with \\sbs or \\sbs.domain.local it finds the ip and responds even after an ipconfig /flushdns. It does sound very similar to http://blogs.technet.com/sbs/archive/2008/01/30/sbs-clients-lose-access-to-shares-and-or-cannot-get-dhcp-addresses.aspx but the Symantec s/w is DEFINATELY NOT installed, so its not that, though the problem seems very similar. The NBTSTAT -A is the same from a client when it's all fine AND when they have the problem. Theres nothing in the event logs that would indicate the source of the problem. Thanks once again for all your help. Dave Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395314
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    - Fax Console will not refresh automatically Hi i have a SBS 2003 installation , i am using the build in fax server feature. Everything is working fine but on two of my clients XP pro SP2 , the fax console will not refresh automatically , instead the user hat to click F5 to refresh. I don't know if anyone has this problem too. Thanks a lot for ur help Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395313
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    - WSUS 3.0 SP1 / MSSQL$SBSMonitoring saga Good morning forum Has anyone found a solution to the WSUS 3.0 SP1 and MSSQP$SBSMonitoring issue that works and stays working? I have read some of Les's posts but they were followed with posts that appear as though the problem still exists? Its quite frustrating as the reports work for a number of days, then the SBSMonitoring page gets emailed and then it works again the following days with no intervention. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395311
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    - SBS2003, dual nics, no router, Install Barracuda 300 Hello, We have been using SBS2003 in the dual nic configuration and would like to try a Barracuda Spam Filter. Current set up is: Internet DSL Modem (static IP)-SBS2003 Internal Network (10.0.x.x) Since I don't have a router, I do believe this makes things a little more challanging. Is it difficult to set up ISA2004 to forward port 25 to an interal address address that would be assigned to the Barracuda, then have the Barracuda 300 process the mail and forward back to the internal address of the server or would it need to go to the external IP address. I would like to make it an easy set up possible so if things don't work out, I don't spend hours setting things back to orignal. Thank you in advance. Scott Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395309
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    - poor performance? nothing 'official' yet but I have a couple of reports of 'everything is slow'. _some_ indicate svchost.exe consuming CPU, but it's not 'confirmed', and also not indicated in all cases. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395287
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    - EFS File Share Help Im trying to use EFS and CA to encrypt data on a remote file Share. Im having problems. Encryption is working on the File Share(Server) but its using Self Signed Keys when using a remote machine(Workstation) and copy a file to the Share. Also when I encrypt the file on the Share as Admin and try to share it using the authorized users and select the Key for my Workstation user and Verify the Fingerprints Match. The workstation cannot decrypt the file. I know the Self signed key is on the Share(Server) Because When I encrypt locally on the Workstation it uses the Key that was assigned by the CA. Another problem... I really cannot use roaming profiles. Long story it just wont work in my situation. All im looking for is a Shared folder to be encrypted and accessible by multiple users. the CA was originally intended for SSL but I figured this could work too. Thanks Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395283
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    - Windows update Not sure why, but recently Windows Update is rebooting my server at night after an update. In XP it is clear where to turn this setting off but I don't know where it is located on the SBS server. Can someone help? It really screws up the works when the server reboots itself. -- Regards, Jamie Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395269
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    - MX records. Cannot receive email. Thanks M. Porter, C. Hanna, D. G Greetings, After tremendous help from an earlier post two days ago, "Desperate", I can now send email lighting fast but cannot receive any. I'm bypassing POP3 as recommended by davidgold. If knowledgeable, would you comment on my current MX settings. I've added on "exchange" based on help Article ID : 319426.Thank you for your time. adf-framing.com IN SOA feed35.att-webhosting.com. ; origin hostmaster.att-webhosting.com. ; contact 20xxxxxx17 ; serial 14400 ; refresh 3600 ; retry 604800 ; expire 3600 ; minimum mail.adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN NS ns35b.att-webhosting.com. adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN NS ns35b.att-webhosting.com. adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN NS ns35a.att-webhosting.com. www.adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN MX 100 19x.xx.xxx.44.adf-framing.com. adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN MX 0 exchange.adf-framing.com. adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN MX 0 mail.adf-framing.com. adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN MX 75 19x.xx.xxx.74.adf-framing.com. www.adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN A 20x.xx.x84.48 webmail.adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN A 20x.xx.x84.48 smtp.adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN A 20x.xx.x84.48 mail.adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN A 20x.xx.x84.48 ftp.adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN A 20x.xx.x84.48 exchange.adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN A 20x.xx.x84.48 adf-framing.com. 8xxx0 IN A 20x.xx.x84.48 -- Thank you, Richard Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395263
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    - Installing an existing GoDaddy SSL on another SBS box.... This is probably a dumb question; I'm pretty much an IIS moron. But I've got a functional GoDaddy SSL cert installed and working on my own SBS box...and I'm now moving that server to new hardware (well, technically, I'm rebuilding it in a virtual server). It's a pretty vanilla install so far. When I first ran the CEICW I just entered a bogus / placeholder self-signed SSL cert - I now want to replace it with my real one so it's ready to go when I do my cutover. I installed the intermediate certificate properly, and then re-ran the CEICW to install the main cert, thinking that would simply work, silly me! I got an error that there was no pending request for the default website (there wasn't, of course) so I prepared one. I did this by following the "official SBS Blog" instructions, which are what I'd followed to order the cert in the first place - I created a new website using the appropriate host.domain.com name & got the certreq.txt generated. The CEICW still wouldn't let me install the existing CRT file - same error. I then tried removing the existing request from host.domain.com and running the same request on the *default* website. Same error; no dice. Abandoning the CEICW, I ran through the SBS blog instructions again & recreated host.domain.com and prepared a new request. Then tried to go through & assign the .crt file. That yielded "The pending request for this response file was not found. This request my be canceled. You cannot install selected response certificate using this Wizard" I tried copying the certreq.txt from my existing server to the new one to see if that made any difference - no dice. When I've gotten third party certs before I've always created the certreq.txt file on the server & run through it with the SSL cert provider at ordering time - it's always worked fine that way. However, I've never done anything like this after I've already *got* a valid certificate and want to install it on a new box. Q1: Do I have to go back to GoDaddy to get a new one issued for download, just as though I'd never done this before? Q2: Will that do anything bad to my existing, working SSL cert on the as-of-yet production server? I haven't run into this at a client site yet, but I'm sure it can and will happen, and I'd like to know what the proper procedures are so I don't show them what an IIS moron I am. Help! Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395260
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    - svchost 100% CPU is back! I rolled out the latest updates that Microsoft put out on the 13th, and a couple of computers on the network have the high cpu usage bug. Originally, i have read about the issue but none of the computers were effected by this. My set up is SBS 2003 SP1 with WSUS 2 SP2. Can the reason for this be that I still use WSUS 2.0? Anyone else having this problem? Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395254
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    - VPN error 720 when connecting to remote server I just took over a Small Business Server 2003 Premium Edition. The server is configured with two NICs. Both being used. One connected with ISP and the other connected to LAN. There is ISA installed and used To Do list to reconfigure the remote access . I downloaded the connection manager to my computer and tried to connect using it. I get the following error information from the connection manager: A connection to the remote computer could not be established. You might need to change the network settings for this connection. For further assistance, click More Info or search Help and Support Center for this error number. (Error 720) For customized troubleshooting information for this connection, click Help. I have logged to the SBS server via RWW and used the ISA Best Practice Analyzer and it shows the following: The VPN connection failure warning was signaled 78 times: Events that triggered the alert: 5/12/2008 4:54:55 PM - The VPN connection attempt by user wmontgomery from VPN client IP address 192.168.16.15 could not be established. The failure is due to error: 0xc004000c I need to get this server up and running. what would be the best troubleshooting steps. -- Jairo F McNally Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395253
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    - Transition Pack R2 installation I am looking at upgrading from SBS R2 to Standalone products this weekend and have the R2 Transition pack. I see alot of traffic about needing to remove SP2 to install the previous version of the Transition Pack, is that still an issue with the R2 version? Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395243
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    - Problems applying godaddy SSL certificate to WSS 3.0 website for external access Here is my current environment: SBS 2003 SP1 ISA 2004 SP2 MS Exch SP2 I've got all my sharepoint services websites published for external access and all work fine. I have a registered FQDN pointing to my external IP so that I can use to access my SSL site using the below listed links. https://FQDN.com/exchange https://FQDN.com/remote and https://FQDN.com/:444 These all work just fine and dandy. I used a self signed certificate that I generated within SBS and this works fine. You get the website error when you first go to one of the above listed websites but once you install it the next time and there after everything is fine. Recently I installed WSS 3.0 in a side by side install as recommended by MS. I went to godaddy and requested a web certificate. Got a great deal. 5 years for like 14.99 a year. Anyways I went through the whole process and created my CSR in IIS and sent it to godaddy. Now here is where I think the problem exists. When creating the CSR to submit to godaddy for my SSL I used the same "COMMON NAME" that is used for the above websites. I thought this was ok because it was using a different SSL port. So when I try to go the the WSS 3.0 website externally I get the following....... https://FQDN.com:5050 I get a page not found error. The error code is Error Code: 500 Internal Server Error. The target principla name is incorrect. Well after doing some researching and speaking with godaddy TS I was told that my SSL certificate from them still shows I'm using a self signed key as opposed to the private key issued to me by godaddy. They use the tool Open SSL to view the certificate being used. So I thought about it and discovered it has to be because my other SSL websites are using the self signed SSL certificate generated within SBS with the same name. So they suggested I get rid of thse self signed keys and rekey another one for reissue. I went into the MMC/Certificates and under the Personal Certificates removed all gomajaro self signed certificates as well as the new godaddy one. I created a new CSR and rekeyed my web certificate and resubmitted using the same name as the common name. Applied to the WSS 3.0 website and made the apprpriate changes in ISA. Still get the same error messages. I can still access my old ssl websites I can access internally http://companyweb (WSS2.0) as well as http://servername:8084 (WSS3.0) Now from the outside when I go the any one of the above ssl websites and view the certificate is shows publishing.domainname.local Where am I going wrong and what do I need to do. thanks for the assistance once again. Allen Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395241
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    - NTBackup Problem With seemingly no changes on the server, NTBackup will no longer open. When I try to open the default Microsoft NTBackup application, I get the following error. Any ideas on how to fix this? ********ERROR******** ntbackup.exe - Application Error The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click on OK to terminate the application. -- Brandon http://www.PresentationsDirect.com Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395240
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    - Frank - no reply by email Frank, you sent me an email and I've replied twice - nothing back from you. The mail address below (removed 999) is a good email address. -- - Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum. - Calling an illegal alien an "undocumented worker" is like calling a drug dealer an "unlicensed pharmacist" spam999free@rrohio.com (remove 999 for proper email address) Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395239
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    - Server Usage Report - Email Data not available Our Server Usage Reports have stopped providing the 'E-mail Sent' & 'E-mail Received' Data. Each of these portions of the report indicated 'There is no data available for this statistic'. I have read a couple of other posts which included steps such as recreating the report & rerunning ceicw. However, none of these items have helped. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395223
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    - I have screwed up Exchange and need some help please I'm not scared to admit it either. So I was having two problems: VPN users accessing companyweb and I wanted to setup PHP for my IIS install. I installed IIS after grabbing the files referenced at www.iis.net/php and restarted IIS. Then, I tried restarting IIS again later today to see if there was something wrong with companyweb that my VPN users couldn't get to it. I can internally, but it's veerryyy ssslllooowww. Apparently I have done something at some point that has my IIS confused as hell. When I open http://<server-name>/exchange in Internet Explorer, I get a directory listing of all my Exchange users names. This is not what it was doing yesterday. Yesterday (and obviously before) it would show the Outlook Web Access if I went to http://<server-name>/exchange, after prompting for credentials of course. I don't recall that I made any particular changes to my Exchange directory, but now my Windows Mobile 6 phone won't sync to the server either. In addition, if I try to connect to https://<server-name>/oma/ (and it seems to accept my credentials) I get: The website declined to show this webpage HTTP 403 Most likely causes: This website requires you to log in. What you can try: Go back to the previous page. so I think I totally hosed something here, and I don't have a clue what it was. Any help? Those are all of the pertinent details I can think of, but maybe if you have a question you'll jog my memory of something else that I might have done at some point down the line. I know I need to get the Exchange ActiveSync back up and running, as the boss and salespeople rely on this. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395220
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    - Evaluation version to full version for SBS Hi, I have installed an evaluation version of Windows small business server 2003 premium edition along with the SQL server database that came along with it. I have a application running on it. It uses .Net with sql server 2005 as its backend. Is there a way I can convert the evaluation version to full version without affecting the application? Thanks Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395219
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    - System Administrator Undeliverable emails I keep getting these emails. Sometimes it comes in groups of about 40 to 50. Norton Corporate Edition is installed on my server and clients and my virus definitions are up to date. I have scanned and found nothing. I also have Symantec Mail Security for MS Exchange installed on my SBS server. Called Symantec and they say someone has my email address and is using it, but there is nothing I can do about it. Sure there has got to be someway to stop all of these messages. There is about 25 employees here and about 6 have already had this problem. I have Spy Sweeper installed on my desktop and it could not find anything also. Any ideas would help. Thanks, Allen Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395216
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    - Setting NTFS permissions Correctly Hi All, I 'm having NTFS permission issues. I'm trying to lock down a folder on a shared drive so that only one person will have access to it. However, when I try to remove the domain users group, I get a notice pop-up saying something about 'child objects' and 'inheriting'. There must be a standard way of doing this, especially in SBS. Any help or advise would be really appreciated. -mike Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395211
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    - Quick Swing Migration question 2003 > 2003 R2 I did a swing once several years ago and don't remember exactly how it went. And I can't get into my swingmigration.com account because I forgot the password, and the email address I used at the time no longer exists so I am waiting for my account to be updated with my new email address... anyway. I have a client who is currently on SBS 2003 and is planning on replacing the hardware and running the transition pack to standard versions of the server apps. The transition pack is for R2 so our plan is to swing the current SBS to the new hardware upgarde to SBS R2 and then transtition from there. Can I save a step and swing directly from SBS2003 to SBS2003 R2? that is use the SBS 2003 R2 media to build the TempDC and the final new DC? It would seem possible to me since the R2 technologies are a separate disc and would be run at the end of SBS setup - am I right? Thanks for the help. Tony Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395208
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    - Prevent any computer on domain - not domain based I would like to disable any traffic for computers that's not part of the domain - what's the best way to do this as simple as possible with less servers as possible. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395204
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    - Remote Web Workplace Customization Remote Web Workplace Customization Hello, We would like to modify the default.aspx file when you access the RWW in SBS 2003. What we want to do is remove all of the components that are currently there. Connect to server desktopsâ?¦etc and just keep the access the company's internal Web site and add some customized links. We are having some issues in modifying these web pages. Any help would be appreciated. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395203
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    - Static IP My client has a SBS 2003 server. Everything seems to be working correctly except the static IP. I have the IP set to 192.168.123.166. The IP address does not change, but when i look at the IP settings, they are set for dynamic. I connect a second NIC with the same results. The server is fully patched and has the latest drives. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395193
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    - Exchange maintenance after loading/deleting messages. I've been working with my SBS server in a test environment and have been experimenting with the migration of email from my OE clients. On several occasions I removed from exchange all of the messages and then re-established them with the outlook client. This has caused my exchange db to grow. I guess I'm concerned that I should run some manual maintenance before putting this into production to make sure exchange is healthy, OR is there regular maintenance that is taking care of this? If so, can I look at the maintenance logs to make sure everything is all right? My experiments have been with 2GB's of mail each time and my present priv1.edb is 3.4GB. I've read a few posts about whether or not to run manual maintenance and it seems there are 2 camps on this. I don't want to over do it, but I also want a healthy system. Advice. Thanks, Roveer Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395191
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    - POP3/IMAP login i have setup exchange on our sbs 2003 and wanted to setup a few mobile devices to collect mail via pop3 or imap but i noticed with a little looking around you can only login with \domain\username\mailbox or username@domain.local is there a way to allow login via the email domain IE user@emaildomain.com i have looked around and have not found anything Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395186
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    - Blackberry vs Windows Mobile This is more of a general question. I have configured Windows Mobile 6 phones and it's quite easy with SBS 2003. Can I sync any/all folders I want including calendars and contacts? I want to do this syncing "over the air" via Verizon. 1. Can Blackberry sync all of the same things that a Windows Mobile can? 2. Is there anything special I have to do. 3. More importantly, any instructions on how to set up a Blackberry to work with my SBS 2003 with the least amount of trouble (and hopefully not additional server piece). Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395184
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    - PCI Sound cards supported from Legacy audio driver I have checked the HCL to find the PCI cards supported from the Legacy audio driver, as I must install a sound card and I don't like to install any software not designed for Windows nor software from vendors. The HCL *do not report* the list of hardware compatibility with Legacy audio driver. I have tried two model of Creative: - CT4790 is correctly installed from the standard driver - CT4810 in *not* see I think that Microsoft can add this information. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395178
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    - Netopia 3347NWG with Remote Desktop and Remote Web Workplace I currently have a Netopia 3347NWG, using PPOE to connect to Deltacom (a local DSL), which is connected to the WAN Ethernet Adapter of an SBS 2003 Premium R1 (ISA not installed). The LAN Ethernet Adapter (of the SBS) is set to 192.168.16.2 and is connected to a switch into which is connected the rest of the office network. IP passthrough is enabled in the Netopia's Expert - Configuration section to User Configured PC, and the WAN Ethernet Adapter has the static IP address (72.xxx.xxx.xxx). Despite that, external ping and RWW and RDP will not work. Internally, I can use Remote Desktop from a workstation to access the server (via Remote Desktop Connection). I can also ping the server, on either the WAN or LAN adapter. If I try to access RWW from the workstation via https://sbs2003/Remote, I get "Internet Explorer cannot display this webpage". If I try to access RWW from a workstation in the LAN via https://192.168.16.2/Remote, I get "There is a problem with this website's security certificate", and if I then click "Continue to this website (not recommended)", I get "The page cannot be found" (HTTP error 404). In IIS Admin, Default Website is running and can be browsed; companyweb also is running and can be browsed. Remote Access directly into the Netopia setup works, via http://72.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080. Obviously, this needs to be changed, but prior message strings refer to configuration settings which do not seem to be present on this Netopia model. There is a telnet access available to this Netopia, from a local workstation, which seems to provide a lot more options -- with little helpful instruction. The userguide for the 3300 series models refers to nice menus appearing in the telnet session, but all I see are line-by-line responses. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395174
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    - Restoring OEM SBS 2003 to different hardware after catrastrophe We are developing / testing our disaster recovery processes and are using Acronis True Image with the Universal Restore option. However, I'm pretty clueless about MS licensing... If our SBS 2003 domain controller dies ... we have an Acronis image that we can restore to a different piece of hardware using the Universal Restore option (bare-metal to different hardware). 1. How does MS licensing impact this scenario? 2. Will we be allowed to activate the OS on the new hardware platform since it is an OEM version? 3. Would this be any different if it were Windows Server 2003 instead of SBS ? (we have that scenario also) 4. Is there a way to upgrade our OEM SBS 2003 to a non-OEM version that can e transfered via a disaster restore? Finally, in order to even test out our disaster recovery plan, we would need to activate Windows Server on the new (different) hardware platform for a short period of time to validate that everything works. ...How are other companies working through this same disaster recovery scenario with MS licensing? Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395163
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    - NTbackup I am running Microsoft 2003 SBS with a primary C: partition size of 60GB. My secondary partition is 500GB. I have 2 ESATA external 500GB hard drives that I back up to and rotate weekly. When NTbackup runs I get an alert that the disk drive is low on disk space and the back up fails. It is acting like NTbackup cache localy to the C: partition and then transfers the back up it to the external drive? and is there a way to fix this so I dont keep getting this low disk space error. My C: partition has 28GB free when NTbackup is not running. Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395155
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    - Full restore won't work. Help! I'll try to keep this succinct. I'm no SBS or server expert but I've set up a SBS Std server for my small office of about 15 PCs and kept it running fairly well for the past four years. This weekend I found it wouldn't boot with the error "Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: \system32\NTOSKRNL.exe" After researching and trying to repair from CD and checking the boot.ini file, chkdsk said there were unrecoverable errors. I do regular full backups to an external drive so I slapped a new hard drive in the tower and did a fresh OS install, then followed the instructions I found on restoring from a backup. After many hours it completed and went to reboot, where I got the message "Windows could not start because of a computer disk hardware configuration problem. Could not read from the selected boot disk." I tried again with another hard drive, then from an older backup file. Same problem each time. Then I saw in another post that I needed to get the fresh OS up to the SP2 level I had before so I tried that and still have the same error at boot. Clearly I'm doing something wrong. I need to either 1) repair the failed restore state I have. 2) figure out why my restores don't work and do it correctly. or 3) reinstall a fresh OS and migrate my user accounts, email, sharepoint, etc from backup data. All of which, I've never done before. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dave Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395154
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    - migrating from SBS 2003 R2 to Win SRV 2008 w/out using transition hi, need help with migrating from SBS 2003 R2 to server 2008 - doing that w/out buying transition pack. The reason for that is that i already got OPEN License for WIN SRV 2008 and Exch 2007 and the CAL's any ideas ? Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395140
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    - Fast Proxy(SSL) njoi!!!!!!!!! www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info www.pauproxy.info Tag: Annoying printer messages Tag: 395116
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Hello,

1 SBS 2003 SP1 server, 1 Windows 2003 member server as a DC, 15 clients XP
Pro SP2

After installing SP3 on some of the workstations every time someone is
printing to a networkprinter there comes this message:

This document was sent to the printer
Document name: blabla
Printer name: printer
Time sent:
Total pages:

Where can I teach the system to NOT send this message?

Thanks in advance

Regards
Dieter

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Re: Annoying printer messages by Steve

Steve
Thu May 15 03:28:24 PDT 2008

Dieter Visser wrote:

>Where can I teach the system to NOT send this message?

Printers and Faxes on the machine sharing the printer. File > Server
Properties, Advanced tab. Look at the notifications options at the bottom.

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Steve Foster [SBS MVP]
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