SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal

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    - resetting users IE home page Is there a simple method to force all of the users IE home pages back to the "My Company's home page"? Users have changed their pages to individual choice and the client wants them all to be forced to view the internal page prior. Windows SBS 2003 R2, Sharepoint 3 Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393706
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    - IP Network Translator is missing in Device Manager Hello All, Hopefully I have come to the right area for this question. I have been setting up Small Business Server 2003 R2 (updated to the max). I had some issues with network Communications and an article I came across suggested to disable the IP Network Translator from the Device Manager's non plug and play devices. Since then, have been unable to even see it in the device manager since. Is there a way to re-install the IP Network Translator to device manager? I have compared registries from another 2003 based server and there are references to IpNat.sys, and the file is still on the SBS server in the system32\DRIVERS\ directory. Thanks for any ideas given in advance. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393692
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    - SBS 2003 Software Raid Mirror - Replacing higher capacity disks. Hello, we've got a server with two 160GB disks running a Windows-based software RAID mirror across them. The disks are at capacity, and we'd like to replace the drives with two higher capacity units. With previous raid controllers, we were able to break the mirror, install a higher-capacity drive, rebuild the mirror, and repeat for the remaining drive, subsequently adding a new partition. My question is if this will work with the Windows 2003 SBS software RAID or do we need to look at imaging the drive? Other posts I've located on this forum are somewhat contradictory on this particular topic. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393689
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    - POP3 connector not working SBS2003 Prem Hi POP3 connector not retrieveing mail. I don't know what has changed but this setup was working great prior to this week. i'm receiveing the following error message in event viewer application The error is 10060 (A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond. I have tried to telnet mail.domain 110 to see if connectivity to the mail server is there. It timed out. But....... I tried a different telnet.domain2 110 that i also host elsewhere from this server. It succeded. So this tells me firewalls are ok I then tried from a different server the first telnet mail.domain 110. This succeded, so the mail server ok, just to be sure i set up a client and downloaded the mail no probs. I have tried tracert to mail.domain resolves no problem. All i can figure something is wrong with the domain name somewhere. or traffic is not making it back to the server. Ps server is sitting on static ip, dmz. If you can help it would be much appriciated. Regards JJO Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393687
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    - DNS to use when ISP's dns is down? So, I got the idea that it would be great to program a third DNS into our firewall so that when our ISP's dns's go down, we can still get to the internet. Does anyone have a recommendation. I guess my main concern is that it will be slow. It would be nice if it were: .open to use (some dns server are blocked if you aren't on the ISP's net) .highly available (few outages) .Good response (no lags in query returns.) Anyone thought of this or tried this before? Any wisdom? Thanks! Joe. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393686
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    - OT: for Vamsoft ORF users Hello! I posted this message on the Vamsoft ORF newsgroup as well as here, since several people have mentioned being ORF users. I just bought a WatchGuard X Core e-series X550e firewall http://www.watchguard.com/products/compare_results.asp?p1=x550e that has spam-filtering capability http://www.watchguard.com/products/spamblocker.asp and I want to know if it will interfere with ORF or not. Has anyone out there used ORF in conjunction with a firewall that filters spam, preferably a WatchGuard unit? Would it be considered an intermediate host? Thank you! Gregg Hill Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393681
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    - SBS 2003 to SBS2003R2 New Hardware Searched through a few threads in here that appear to be related to my issue. Our business recently had to purchase a new Dell server as our old unit running SBS 2003 lease was up and running out of space. The new unit is here with SBS2003 R2 preinstalled. I have found "how to" articles on migrating from SBS2000 to 03 but not from 03 to 03R2 on new hardware. Anyone that could share some recommendations that would be great. Thank-you. -- Jacob Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393674
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    - URL and MAILTO: links not working from non Microsoft Applications Hi, Could someone please help me I've searched high and low for an answer for the problem I've been having since replacing a SBS2003 server within an organisation. Only Difference I can find is that the new server is running SBS2003 R2. Problem is that when a client computer on the domain clicks on either a URL link or Mailto: link from within any third-party application installed on their desktops it doesn't work - nothing happen's, it's like they didn't click the link at all. Applications tested on are MYOB and a Database application However links from within IE and Office do work correctly I've never come accross this before and believe it has something to do with perhaps a new default policy applied with SBS2003 R2 I've ensured the Default Domain Policy has been applied to the server with no changes Clients are on XP SP2 - all latest updates installed Server is SBS2003 R2 SP2 - all latest updates installed I've checked the URL and Mailto: association's on both the server and desktop computers (I've checked this on the server as one of the applications is a server based application/database which has client software... wasn't sure if the Shell Execute code was calling things on the client machine or the server - but after further tests it appears it's local on the client machines...) Any help would be greatly appreciated Kind Regards Tushka Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393667
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    - Terminal Services - Virtual Server an Option? I have many clients who could benefit from having a terminal server. However, the cost of an additional server for these small businesses has scared them away. Assuming the SBS box has enough horse power, can I run Virtual Server with Windows Server 2003 on it and Terminal Services to accomodate? Anyone have any experience? Any downsides worth mentioning? Thank you. -dave p.s. Is running Virtual PC an option? I haven't messed with Microsoft's Virtual PC/Server products so I'm not familiar with the differences. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393648
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    - Users Shared Folder Security Messed Up Hi, I have a client who started messing around with his SBS server. He found the "Users" share and was moving files between users from the server. As a result, many of the doucments and offline cache have the wrong permissions on them. Is there an easy way to reset the permissions for all files back to the perspective user? Also, I've found with Vista clients that clearing out the offline file cache is a bugger sometimes once the permissions of local files are incorrect (i.e. they got sync'd down to the client machine with the wrong permissions). Any words of wisdom (aside from don't let the guy mess with the server) are appreciated. Thanks much. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393646
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    - How do you configure I.E. to open Sharepoint sites. I need to get my clients workstations to open their sharepoint site. Currently they receive errors concerning the site certificate, it won't remember their passwords and a Vista user with I.E. 7 can't use the explorer folder option because he receives the later than IE 5 or enable web folders message. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393642
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    - Licensing issue Licensing issue I have a Replica Domain Controller in an SBS 2003 R2 Premium domain. I wanted to configure licensing correct, that is in accordance with KB327644. When I tried to set licensing to Per Device or Per User, I got an error message stating that Licensing logging was not running. I there for configured Licensing logging to automatic and started the service. This allowed me to configure Licensing (under Control Panel) to Per Device or Per User. When I thereafter tried to add client access licenses I receive an error as follows form License System: You do not have the appropriate access privileges to complete this operation. Looking at KB153140, KB824196, KB327644, my questions are: a) Should Licensing Service run on a member server of a SBS Server 2003 R2 domain? b) Should Licensing Service run on a member server Terminalserver Server of a SBS Server 2003 R2 domain? c) Should Licensing Service run on a Replica Domain Controller in a SBS Server 2003 R2 domain? d) What can be done with this issue described a bow? Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393634
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    - SBS2003R2 and health monitor for another server Client has asked if health monitor can extend it's scope and watch services on his second server, windows 2003. He runs LOB and SQL on it and would like to have alerts for memory use etc. Comments. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393630
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    - VPN connectivity issues I have a problem with the connectivity across my VPN connections. Our SBS is an SBS2003 R2 with SP1 and is situated outside our office at a Server Hotel. In order to reach the server we use VPN, OWA, RWW and PDAs. When moving the server to the new site, there seems to be some issues with the connectivity. The server has two NICs: One that is hooked to the Internet connection of the Server Hotel and the other is not connected to anything but is just there in order for the CEICW to accept a "Direct Broadband Connection" into the server. So, I have set up the Server to accept incoming PPTP connections, and I have tried to connect to the file shares on the server. Many services do function across the VPN link such as RWW, OWA, Exchange in Outlook and WSUS. However, file sharing does not work at all. Is there a special port that has to be configured to be opened in the SBS Firewall or that has to be opened in the firewall that is situated outside of the server at the server hotel? This secondary firewall is transparent. I reckon that if the PPTP tunnel has been established - shouldn't this then mean that the server would pass all traffic, including file sharing traffic, through the tunnel and hence not blocking anything? When I try to access the file shares from a Vista machine, I get the message that the network resource is not available. I have tried to activate "Use the standard gateway on the remote network" but with no luck except for that the Internet connection drops from the server. Does anyone have any input to deliver? Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393615
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    - SBS Backup - How do I Specify Username/Password for destination dr Hello I have a new SBS 2003 R2 on domain A (\\A\SBS) I have a Windows Storage Server on Domain B (\\B\WSS) How do I specify the Storage Server's username and password so SBS backup can write to it? Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393612
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    - Proxy settings won't hold I manage a small company with SBS 2003 Pro. The proxy settings in the ISA proxy client have to be set on 5 computers everytime the users logon. I can't pinpoint and cause at this time. Four are Vista machines, one is XP. The owner just recently mentioned this, so I don't know if this was a problem a while ago or not. Any ideas why the ISA proxy won't hold the settings? Attila Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393599
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    - Exchange & Sharepoint Backup with TSM Backup Client Dear reader, I have a SBS 2003 installed and Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) Backup Client running. Backing up data files with TSM is no problem. I also want to backup my exchange server (storage files) and sharepoint files. Which data files have to be selected in TSM Backup Client to backup the data files (and be able to restore all the exchange and sharepoint data)? Thank you very much in advance! P.S.: I don't want the whole system to be backed up. Just the exchange and sharepoint files. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393587
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    - router setup query SBS I see the options for setting up the dlink 604T are ppoe/oa, static ip, etc during the wizard and I would like to confirm that setting up this router with 2 nics on sbs2003 and a static ip from bigpond is simply setting up the router like any other (non static IP) adsl account. So as I understand the router gets it's static IP and dns etc automatically. Correct? So when would one use those >choose static IP and complete all the dns feilds etc? On the WAN tab I see the tab "dynamic ip" is selected. I'm just not too clear on the options and why they are even there. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393580
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    - no OWA Hi, I have upgraded from SBS 2000 to Small business Sever 2003 R1. It seems to have knocked out the OWA functionality of exchange. The main Exchange system is working on the internal network with the Outlook clients but the Outlook Web Access doesnt work internally or externally. I have run the "Connect to the internet" wizard again to make sure OWA and OMA are configured and enabled. All of the users have OMA enabled in their "Exchange features" tab in the users properites. I have played with all of the neccessary settings in the Properties, but i get nothing. When i browse to the OWA directory from a remote web browser (https://servername/exchange or https://ipaddress/exchange ) it displays : Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage. If i disable the "Forms base Authenitication" option, in HTTP properties, i can browse to the OWA Exchange directory from the Exchange server web browser (internal) and it logs into the OWA with the Administrator user account. But it doesnt display correctly, it looks like no images or files can be located. here is a print screen of what i get presented with when it logs in. http://www.ringsights.com/exchangeerror.jpg When i view the Default Website in the IIS manager it displays a status message next to the "Exchange" and "Public" virtual directories. This message is "The System cannot find the path specified". See the screen shot attached: http://www.ringsights.com/exchangeError2.jpg It looks like there is no content in the virtual directories???? I have re installed Exchange but that did not help. I dont know what to do? Please can somebody help!! Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393575
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    - Migrating SBS netdom issues I am using: http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServerSolutions/SBS/en/library/62e2094e-ad4e-4227-b20e-97a716ed7c861033.mspx?mfr=true On this step Create an alias that maps the source server name to the destination server name netdom bsg1 /add:bsg.bsg.local says paraneter bsg1 was unexpected. so I use netdom computername bsg1 /add:bsg.bsg.local unable to add bsg.bsg.local as an alternative name for the computer the error is cannot complete this function. The computer rename preparation procedure is available only if the functional level of the domain to which this computer is joined is win server 03 or higher the command failed to complete successfully. I am using w2k SP2 support tools. I dunno if I am even using the right command. -- Thank you, Eric Vogel Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393569
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    - Simple way to email nightly backup log? On my non-SBS servers I run a script that will run backup to tape and then email me the log file (actually to the support@company.com) and this lets me and the person that changes the tapes know that things are working (or not). What if I want to do this with SBS, but I still want to allow the wizard interface to work for the GUI? Normally I have a batch file with the following contents: rem @echo off rem This batch file is scheduled with the AT command to run at 1am each day. rem Next line will refresh the remote storage management to recognized rem new media that is inserted so the next backup command does not fail, rem thinking it is overwriting something it should not. set logfile="%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft \Windows NT\NTBackup\data\backup01.log" del /Q C:\backups\Tape_backup.log echo.Backup Started %date% %time% > C:\backups\Tape_backup.log echo >> C:\backups\Tape_backup.log start /wait rsm.exe refresh /LF"LTO Ultrium" start /wait %windir%\system32\ntbackup.exe backup "@c:\Backups \NIGHTLY_TAPE_FULL.bks" /v:no /r:no /rs:no /hc:on /m normal /j "Daily MAIN Backup" /l:s /p "LTO Ultrium" /um type %logfile% >> C:\backups\Tape_backup.log @call C:\backups\eject_tape.bat @call C:\backups\email_log.bat Thanks -- - 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: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393555
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    - Strange Outlook Mobile Things Happening I just set up a Windows Mobile 6 phone (via Verizon service so syncing wireless). There are strange things happening with Inbox email and I'm not sure what is causing it. This is running from an SBS 2003 Std R2 server/Exchange 1. The phone will only sync the standard Inbox/Sent Items folders and no others. I have gone into the phone and selected the folders I want to sync but no messages are downloaded to the phone for those folders. Messages are in the folders via Outlook and OWA. 2. The Inbox on the phone (and via Outlook Web) only displays messages for the past 5 days. I haven't been able to verify the full Outlook client yet. I'm not sure what is limiting these messages. Thanks! -Richard K Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393552
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    - Transition Pack Run - but no DFS-R? Hello all, Really bummed and tired - reviewed the newsgroup thoroughly before running the Transition Pack for our Premium SBS server, although some problems were encountered the server is up and running all applications just fine. The problem - Although I see the new File Service Resource Manager and other non-SBS components - I DO NOT see the DFS Management pieces available as I do in our other 2 W2003 R2 servers. I spoke with a higher-level Microsoft rep just this last week who assured me this function would be available. Please - any help is appreciated. I need this component to sync to our new office this week. Thanks everyone! Brian Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393550
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    - Slightly OT: Response Point on SBS Running SBS 2003 Premium with a T1 connection. ============= Our small non-profit is not ahppy with our current phone & voicemail system, and I've been tasked to look into alternatives. I keep coming back to Response Point, based on some blog entries I've read in teh SBS and SMB world. It sems to be pretty good, but there must be some lessons learned out there. Concerns I have are ROI, integration with T1 (I read a review of RP dated Dec 2007 that said it wouldn't integrate well on T1, but SP1 might fix that), who our "carrier" would be, etc. (I've never dealt with VoIP so this is very new to me.) Any comments out there? Mike Webb Platte River Whooping Crane Maintenance Trust, Inc. a conservation non-profit (501 (c)(3)) organization Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393548
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    - Help me add a client from remote with SBS 2003 Question: I'm remote but can log into the SBS server as administrator. Houston is plugging in a New Workstation with Vista Business The new client will be: Computer Name HPF06 Full Computer name: HPF06.XXXX.local Domain xxxx.local If I have Houston Plug this Vista machine on. Is there a way for them to help it see the network? AND THEN Could someone help me go thru the steps to add it to the list and domian in the Server so that it can be seen not only on the local domain, but by the remote users. I know this is alot to ask. but, I am really getting tired of dragging a guy out at a buck fifty an hour for him to do this in 3 minutes, and charge 3 hours. I know.... don't say it. I just need some help. mark Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393532
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    - How can I preserve my users existing desktop settings when joining a I've got a small environment that will be moving to a SBS server in the near future and one thing I'm noticing when I log in a new machine (my test laptop) is that it always reverts back to the default windows XP environment (desktop settings and appearence. I've got my 4-5 existing computers set up just the way I want them to be. (windows classic, black, quick launch, desktop icons etc) How can I keep these desktop settings when joining the domain and logging into SBS? I've redirected my user profiles to the server. Hoping there will be an answer similar to copying my "documents and settings/user" directories to the redirected folder? Hoping it can be that easy. Thanks, Roveer Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393530
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    - I need a better understanding of SBS Internet Email Smarthost, pop3 I just configured my SBS box (not yet in production) to send/receive email via pop3 accounts that I have hosted at my domain name registrar. I decided to do this for a number of reasons. I'm going to list the reasons and I'd like to see if there are better ways of doing this. 1. I need name@mydomain.com not verizon.com etc. 2. ISP is Verizon FIOS that will not allow hosting on a residential service 3. IP is Dynamic, Static is business class (see below) 4. I've "heard" there are blacklists for residential IP addr's that would cause trouble with mail delivery As a result I got a bunch of mailboxes from Network Solutions (actually a web hosting package which had 500 mailboxes and a couple of gigs of web space). I'll either move my website in the future or just use the on-line space for backup either way on a 5 year agreement it was very inexpensive (375 bucks total) I set up SBS to send/receive mail through these pop3 accounts using the required port 2525 so there's no blocking issues. I'm told by NS that I can add SSL that would give even better security since I've always been a bit peeved about most everything going clear text for SMTP. Now, I've posted a few times for help and I've been getting a lot of replies that they don't know why I'm even trying to do this. This brings me to believe I've done something terribly wrong, that's why I'm posting for your comments. My decision to do this was based on the following: 1. Verizon doesn't want most hosting exchange in their network. Eventually they might boot me if they were to look at the traffic 2. Who's going to let me "relay" through their SMTP, AND host my domain name at their SMTP (this is where I think I might have gone wrong. I keep hearing about using DYDNS to forward. And if there is such a service, how reliable is it? My e- mail is small business, but it's still important. Dont' want to find that a company stopped a "free service" Don't think Network Solutions is going anywhere. 3. If I went to Business class FIOS it would cost a whole bunch more for half the speed and break all my bundle pricing (do you know how long it took me to finally get it straightened out with Verizon, some of you probably do) So help me understand if I've done something wrong. Like I mentioned before, nothing is in production yet, NS has 30 day money back on the web hosting so I'm not really out anything if I decide to go another direction. Based on all the reading I've done, and some discussion it seemed like the way to go, but I'm all ears for the discussion. Thanks and I look forward to the replies. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393527
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    - Trend Micro CSM 3.5 and SBS SP1 We are planning to switch from Symantec to Trend Micro CSM v. 3.5, but I noticed that the documentation for CSM notes that the minimum OS requirements for SBS are SBS2003 (R2). We are running SP1 on both Exchange and Server 2003 on SBS. I am going to call Trend Micro support on Monday, but I know that a lot of people in this newsgroup use CSM. Is the R2 version of SBS required, or will CSM 3.5 run on SP1? -- Mark Sutheard Greene and Bradford, Inc. Springfield, IL Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393511
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    - Is it safe to move service pack folder? I've just finished running updating our SBS2003 to SP1 (I know, should have been done long ago, but that's another story). I'm now trying to regain some space on the C: drive. There is a folder named C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles which is about 620 Mb in size. Is it safe to move this to D: drive on the server? That is where I am storing all the windows update folders after they have been applied, and I'm following the KB article now on moving the clientapps folder. Any other folders that are safe to move? Thanks. -- Mark Sutheard Greene and Bradford, Inc. Springfield, IL Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393510
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    - Recovery Console question Folks: I am making some changes to our SBS 2003 Server this weekend and some questions have arisen that need fast answers... We are working on a server which is a domain controller. (SBS 2003) I am using Acronis True Image for Windows Server and I have a good backup of my Drives... The original Drive Arrays (they were too small so we had to upgrade to larger drives) have all been removed to make room for the new, larger hard disk arrays and the HP SmartController has been reconfigured to support the new RAID 5 configuration with 3 hard drives. So I cannot go back to the original setup. Acronis Tech support said I can restore the data partition by partition, (one at a time) so I can resize the partition on the new drive which is what we want to do. That process is running now and it will take 12 hours to complete. But they also said that I should not write the MBR using their software. They said I should boot to the recovery console and run some commands. They said: "Please boot up from the Windows Bootable CD, then go to the Recovery Console (the first Repair option you come to). From the command prompt please type: FIXMBR C: FIXBOOT C: COPY CDDrive:\I386\NTLDR C:\ COPY CDDrive:\I386\NTDETECT.COM C:\ BOOTCFG /rebuild ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The problem is that when you do this, Windows installation will ask you for the administrators password before you every have a chance to enter the commands. The administrators name was changed for security reasons so the actual login name "Administrator" does not exist. Will I still be able to get into the Recovery Console? If not, what should I do now? Any help would be appreciated. Bikini Browser San Juan Puerto Rico Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393504
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    - automatic VPN connection as a service? from sbs to sbs I have two SBS servers about 10 mile apart, and each has it's own raid nas box. I have software that keeps the 'mirror' share on each synchronized-- anything that is on one appears on the other eventually the software (which I love, ViceVersaPro from trgmn.com btw) can run as a windows service. I now have it all setup where I want it except for one little fact for the synch to run, a VPN connection between the two has to be active-- and I can't get that VPN connected unless I log into the server running my synch software... is there anyway to tell sbs#1 to connect the vpn as a service/autmatically on power on? keeping it alive if a user is logged in or not? I keep searching-- but the most common uses for my search terms are not getting what I want. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393503
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    - HTC P3300 / HTC Touch Cruise and AUTD Hi! I have an issue with two different HTC devices that I have in my organisation. The basis of all communication is an SBS2003R2 with Exchange SP2. I have trouble with different clients' phones receiving the emails at different speed. The HTC P3300 was initially released with Windows Mobile 5 but in March 2008, HTC released a Windows Mobile 6 update for the P3300. I loaded this image to my P3300 and it worked perfectly well with both DirectPush and all the other connections that I did set ut for it. The issue is my colleagues that all have changed their PDAs to HTC Touch Cruise instead. Both their phones any mine are using Windows Mobile 6 but with the difference that theirs are preinstalled with Win Mobile 6 from delivery. The problem that they are experiencing is that their DirectPush isn't very "Direct". Instead of having their emails and calendar updates delivered to their PDAs instantaneously, the delay might be up to a few hours. In my own PDA, the P3300, this issue is non-existing and hence I am not experiencing the problem. Okay, so I went looking for some KBs and found that this has to do with the firewall timeout settings. After having changed the timeout settings for the firewall, the connection for my PDA got even better than before, but the issue persisted on their PDAs. Is there anyone having any experience with this kind of problem? I am using a mixture of Certificate and non-Certificate-connections from the four PDAs (one P3300 and three Touch Cruise). Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393499
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    - How do I set pop3 connector to send (outbound) on port 2525? I've set up pop3 accounts with Network Solutions and they require SMTP on port 2525. I can configure Outlook Express in my network to send and receive, but now I want to set up my POP3 connector in SBS 2003 to do the same thing. How can this be done? Roveer Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393494
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    - How do I set pop3 connector to send (outbound) on port 2525? I've set up pop3 accounts with Network Solutions and they require SMTP on port 2525. I can configure Outlook Express in my network to send and receive, but now I want to set up my POP3 connector in SBS 2003 to do the same thing. How can this be done? Roveer Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393493
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    - SBS migration - best choice? We have to change to a new server soon. We currently have an SBS 2003 Premium setup. We have considered swing migration as well as the possibility of using Acronis disk image migration. Has anyone got any advice about this or point to some good resources to help us choose? Also are there any other good alternatives? Thanks, Vic Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393490
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    - All MCSE Exams 4 Free Here the Links for the Latest Microsoft Exams (Testking for MCP, MCSA, MCSE & MCSD) Exclusifly In our Group Download It From HERE For FREE : http://www.cert4u.on.ma/ NB: The Password = www.cert4u.on.ma Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393481
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    - Server Restarts Excatly Every Hour Well, I still have this problem. Here is what I've done: * SBS 2003 R2, update all service packs, updates etc. * Tried to eliminate SBSCore Svcs - doesn't affect anything. Re-enabled. * Isolated the network - still happens * Removed USB devices - still happens * Run BPA and it is totally happy. * I have 40+ users/mailboxes defined * I have 25 CALs installed * No more than 15 users log on at any one time. * Disabled all virus detections Surely someone out there has seen this? Perhaps I have to repair the OS? Geoff Schaller Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393466
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    - Windows 2000 Server running SQL Server 2000 Can the CALs on a W2k and the SQL Server 2000 be upgraded to for use on a Windows 2003 Server or SBS 2003? Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393458
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    - setting up remote access Hi, I am trying to figure out a free or inexpensive way to setup remote access for a small dental office so that the dentist can remotely access his server and files through his laptop from home. I know there are couple of companies out there such as pcanywhere or logmein that provide this service but you have to pay a monthly fee. I am looking into VPN and am trying to figure out whether it is an option. Does anyone know of a free or inexpensive method? Thanks, Beno Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393444
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    - Upgrade from SBS 2003 to Windows Server 2003 Standard Is it possible to upgrade SBS 2003 to a Standard environment? We have one SBS server doing our Active Directory, File Server, Print Server, Exchange, and Terminal Server. It is a Dell Poweredge 2800, with dual Processors x86 Family 15 Model 4 Stepping 1 GenuineIntel ~2992 Mhz, 2GB RAM. We have about 35 users with 5 terminaling in remotely. Wondering if i can/should upgrade/add a server. It seems SBS is designed to work alone. But is it possible to move to Standard Server 2003 and keep Exchange? Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393438
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    - Comparing User Permissions Hi All, I have run into a problem with users accessing an application on a Terminal Server on the domain. Suddenly, after 7 months of smooth running, ALL but one user can run an accounting application (MYOB) via Remote Desktop. I am therefore inclined to compare rights and permissions for this (working) user against those who cannot. The application will run with Domain admin rights. Any suggestions? Regards Piloo Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393437
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    - server is not accessible I have SBS as DC and DHCP and 2003 Standard as backup. when I double-click SBS which is called chwy-01 in network places from some workstations I get message: "\\chwy-01 is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have permissions." I am the administrator. Also, when I double-click chwy-01 from another workstation it opens right up without a logon screen. Is there a reason for this or some security thing that I overlooked? Thanks Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393432
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    - Panda AV for SBS 2003 feeler Hi All, I'm looking for feedback from anyone who has deployed Panda Ent. Security. We are running SBS 2003 R2 SP2 /exchange SP2. I'm comparing between Trend and Panda. Panda has end users spyware and malware, but Trend SMB messenging security doesn't. Also, I understand Panda has a spam filter included for exchange. We are already running ORF. Any feed back on which one may be more effective and require less management? thanks in advance for anyones feedback. -mike Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393420
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    - Remote access to server folder shares I have a question regarding our SBS that is situated on a server hotel in Sweden, not far from us. Before moving the server to this server hotel, it was situated at our regular office but is now moved. The connection line for the server is as follows: Internet -> Transparent Firewall -> SBS Before we moved it, the setup was like this instead: Internet -> Router with NAT -> SBS The SBS has been reconfigured and is now configured with dual NICs. Internet is working just fine as well as Exchange features along with DirectPush for our PDAs. The only problem that we do experience is that we are having problem accessing the shares that are shared on the SBS. From time to time there is access, so the problem is not consequent either. I have a theory that there is a limit in the transparent firewall as to the number of PPTP VPN connections that can be established within a certain time interval. I have run both the "CEICW" as well as the "Configure remote access" wizard and everything seems to be fine. I also want to configure an internal DHCP server within the SBS that is to manage the IP leases for the incoming VPN connections. Is there anyone having any ideas about this issue? Thanks in advance for good help. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393410
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    - How do I get an email posted from a pc on the SBS server to send its email to exchange and outside to a yahoo address too? Dear All, My client has his email and website hosted. Any emails he recieves are forwarded to his yahoo email account. He uses the yahoo webmail account all day long. The problem I have is that after setting him up on the SBS2003 server, any emails sent using his Outlook user email (on SBS Exchange) are not getting forwarded to the Yahoo email address. So, if he checks his email on yahoo he cannot see any sent internal email, only emails that are sent externally. I am guessing that Exchange is seeing the email is addressed to it's email domain and then thinking "I don't need to send this anywhere, it's already arrived to me, I will just put it into the user's email box." How do I "fix" this so that a copy is forwarded onto his Yahoo email address too? Other info: Currently I do not have a MX record setup at the hosting company, is this related? Other question, related: I understand that I can setup an MX record like the two the hosting company currently use, except use a lower number for the priority so that this SBS Exchange server tries to collect the email first. Will this still mean that the hosting company will forward his email to his yahoo account, or will I need to forward any emails to the yahoo account? I'm new to a lot of this, but keen to learn it. By the way, this group has been an excellent source of info, in fact it's the best source I've used. Regards. Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393381
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    - MS - Backing up Email I have an SBS 2003 server I have a user that has a lot of emails, he is using Vista Ultimate and Office 2007. How can I reduce his emails and still safe them? I am running Veritas Backup exec for the SBS server, but I want to free up some of his email and still save the emails I get rid of. -- Dave Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393375
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    - MS - Blocking a site I have SBS 2003, and I have a need to block YouTube, is there a way I can block this site for a couple of users or do I have to block it for all users? -- Dave Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393374
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    - MS - Proxy Issue I'm running SBS 2003 server I get no error messages. Every day or two the proxy service will stop working. I only know this because Outlook will lose connection. When I go to services and restart the proxy sometimes it fixes the problem others it will say stopping and won't go any further, and I have to reboot. -- Dave Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393372
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    - Vista PC cannot rdp via RWW to Servers I have two vista sp1 machines that I use within my LAN. I provide support to SBS customers and lately in one of my machines I cannot connect with Remote Connection Desktop via RWW to any of the machines in my customer's networks. I have used the other machine in my LAN and have no problems accessing the customers sites (RWW) and RDP to any machine within their LAN I have done the following on the machine with the problem: Open IE as admin - no go Reset defaults in IE - no go Removed firewall from sophos - no go Stopped Windows Firewall - no go Review settings and privacy, also checked the security of IE. Reinstalled IE and no changes The steps I normally take are : Open IE Type the remote site url Logon to Rww with no problem and choose to connect to either the server or workstation. Click to connect, a window from remote connection desktop pops up stating that a remote website wants to start a remote connection. I click on connect. Wait for a while and then get the following message: The client could not connect to the remote computer. Remote connections might not be enbled 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 continue to occur, contact your administrator -- Jairo F McNally Tag: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal Tag: 393366

I'm about to perform a Transition Pack install on my SBS 2003 Premium
server. I have read all of the notes and I did verify the pre-tasks. My
SBS server registry does have the SmallBusiness key, which I will delete. I
do have
the SmallBusinessServer key, which I understand is okay. However, I also
have a SmallBusinessServer2000 key as this SBS server was upgraded years
back from SBS 2000 Premium to SBS 2003 Premium. Is this key okay to leave
alone? It appears to have all of the information related to SBS like
company name and address.

Thanks.

Ken

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Re: SBS 2003 Transition Pack and Registry Key Removal by Charlie

Charlie
Mon May 05 15:41:36 PDT 2008

That key doesn't exist in an SBS 2003 environment that hasn't been through
an upgrade. I'd export the key, and then delete it. You can bring it back if
you need it for something, but it appears to not be required. And I'd
suggest removing it. But, as I said, export it first to a .REG file, just in
case.

--
Charlie.
http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel

"Ken Sheppard" <ksheppard31@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:0B37621B-20E9-4DF9-A8F9-CE26E6EA70E9@microsoft.com...
> I'm about to perform a Transition Pack install on my SBS 2003 Premium
> server. I have read all of the notes and I did verify the pre-tasks. My
> SBS server registry does have the SmallBusiness key, which I will delete.
> I do have
> the SmallBusinessServer key, which I understand is okay. However, I also
> have a SmallBusinessServer2000 key as this SBS server was upgraded years
> back from SBS 2000 Premium to SBS 2003 Premium. Is this key okay to leave
> alone? It appears to have all of the information related to SBS like
> company name and address.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Ken
>

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