Summary: I currently have an SBS 2003 R2 running and am able to connect by remote desktop, however this becomes annoying when you have to transfer data between...
Summary: I can connect to my sbs 2003 vpn. I goto the command prompt and enter "ipconfig /all" and get teh ip address of the server and goto run and type \\ser...
Summary: Hi, I have recently setup a Windows SBS 2003 Standard server at my work office. I am trying to complete the project by adding VPN access for a couple ...
Summary: RE: Discuss 'How do I add a WinXP Professional client to my SBS' Hi all, I have Win SBS 2003 server running a small 10 No. client computer network in ...
Summary: Hi all I have a sbs 2003 and ive setup a vpn connection thrue the server. this works fine when im logon to it..but when im starting remote connection ...
Summary: Hi Everyone I have some difficulty setting up remote access for some reason. To start with I am not so knowledgable when it comes to remote access. Th...
Summary: Hi, Our company has an SBS 2003 standard and 2 other DCs (Win2k3). The SBS andone DC are located in Hong Kong, and the other one DC is located in our ...
Summary: when i try to view my company web on sbs 2003 it says website requires you to login. I am also trying to setup sharepoint and I can not get it to setu...
Summary: This is the problem I currently have. - We have 2 "networks" split between two offices. Both are connected with a T1, and both have 2 DSL lines (1 for...
Summary: New setup w/ SBS 2003 Stnd and 5 local clients (all have XP Pro. SBS 2003 preinstalled and finished setup w/o problem. After running To DO list item f...
Summary: How do I join a new server with windows sbs 2003 to an existing local domain running windows sbs 2000. Do I install active directory from install or l...
Summary: We are trying to connect a Server 2003 platform with Terminal Services installed, to a SBS 2003 domain controller server. Does anyone know of a walkth...
Summary: i have a lan with win sbs 2003 as server. i want to set up a mini isp using this network. can somebody guide me with that. i want my server to authent...
Summary: Hello Everybody, I have a Windows SBS 2003, which is primarily used as a file server. Shared folders with plain ascii text files are accessed by use...
Summary: hello all We Need advice on purchasing SBS 2003 for small network of 20 PC’s and 10 Apple Computers. We have a DSL connection Internet DSL Rout...
Summary: I have a file server that has SBS 2003. I have a router/firewall/switch between file server and a DSL Bridge Modem. I have a DSL Bridge modem connecte...
Summary: I am working on implementing a Exchange Server Environment for a customer with SBS 2003. I have a issue with the POP Connector that it won't deliver e...
Summary: We updated a sbs 2000 server to sbs 2003. I have went through the to do list for "Connect to the internet". Clients have internet access but sever doe...
Summary: When I connected my first client computer to the SBS 2003 machine, I lost all my documents, pictues, settings etc. etc!! Did I configure something wro...
Summary: I know someone that works for a very small business that is looking at replacing their server. They currently have an NT 4.0 server. The hardware is...
Summary: Hi, I have been tasked to replace our companies Windows NT 4 server with a new server. I have been reading up on this great site and found answers to ...
Summary: I have installed Win SBS 2003. XP and 2000 Prof users are able to login to the server. But Windows ME/98 are not able. They can access the SQL Server ...
Summary: Ok, I have installed SBS 2003 and configured exchange and sharepoint. Everything is working fine internaly. Exchange is working fine i can send and re...
Summary: Hi, A client of ours recently experienced an Active Directory crash for SBS 2003. We managed to recover the AD. History: The client had not applied t...
Summary: Hi, I am a newbie in regard to Server installations, but am very knowlegable in general about other aspects of system setup, computing etc. I am havin...
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