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Sun Jun 29 22:35:13 PDT 2008
Hello Dave,
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called "Remote Windows 2003 server setup" created at "Sun, 29 Jun 2008
21:17:56 +0100". Hope that will give you some help.
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>From: "Dave" <david@nospamplease.co.uk>
>Subject: remote windows 2003 server setup question
>Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2008 21:16:11 +0100
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>Hi All,
>
>Currently have SBS2003 in main office with 15 clients. We also have a
>satellite office with 4 users who have a SBS2000 server and they access
>email via RPC over HTTP using outlook 2003. This works well but the SBS200
>server needs replacing and I have a replacement server with a new Windows
>2003 server OS, (with 2 NICs). I don't need it as a remote DC but just
need
>to set it up so users can continue to access the main server via RPC over
>HTTP.
>
>I am used to SBS2003 so not sure how to set up the windows 2003 server. Do
I
>set up DHCP then run DCPromo to set up AD then add my four users? I want
to
>be able to occasionally access the remote server via VPN do I need to do
>anything else. There is no firewall except what comes with Windows 2003
and
>the router. Charity application so cost is an issue here. Any guides for
>setting up the W2003 server would be a great help as I'm spoilt by all the
>wonderful wizards in SBS.
>
>Cheers, David
>
>