I have been exploring the rights of system users in SBS2k.  By default, each user is to be setup as the administrator of their local machine.  This is done to allow the SBS client installer to push software and settings out to the client computers.
Well, in a few organizations ...

I am running SBS 2000 with Exchange & ISA Instelled.
I have set Exchange to connect to SMTP every hour on the
hour. This it does without any problems.
All network computers use this servers internet

I would like to know how to schedule tasks on the server
such that these tasks actually run on the clients
connected.

Thanks for the help before.. new question. The site I have gotten involved
with has no streaming tape for typical backup. It has a cd-rw drive which
has been used to back up all documents on the server. I have another 35 Gb
scsi drive ready to install at this time.

I have just upgraded from an old sever running SBS4.5 to a new Dell server
running SBS2000. Got 17 clients, 12 of which are XP. If a printer is
attached to an XP client and set for sharing then other XP clients cant see
it or print to it. The server cant see the printers either. If ...

Hello to all.
There was an excellent thread in this newsgroup about a month ago -
discussing the issues/problems with restoring an SBS2000 server from a prior
tape backup (after a severe hard disk failure).

I have my SBS2000 all set up. I have 3 workstations
attached to the domain rihgt now. The only problem that
i'm having is that when i'm in the Admin console, and I'm
under 'computers', I can't add software to the computer

After changing my Internet connection (ADSL with second
nic) using the wizard.
Suddenly the clients get a wrong IP address when trying to
PING the server name

I posted a question earlier about upgrading the HD im my
SBS 2000 machine.  I was considering trying to ghost over
the info from a SCSI drive to an IDE.  After reviewing
the responses I got the impression that even though IDE

I currently have MS Exchange 2000 installed and access internet mail via a
cable modem using earthlink.net.  Users access their mail via Outlook 2000.
Users can send and receive mail fine except to a few select mail servers
(e.g.  aol.com).  When trying to send mail to these servers ...

I have trend and it is working great (the old sbs version). It is catching
the so_big virus and delteing the attachments. I am getting hundreds of
these a day though and the clients are not happy. Is there a way to prevent
anything from reaching the client computer? Now the e-mail ...

After yesterdays debacle with the Nachi virus, my client
is finally willing to spend a few buck on a virus pkg.
Does anyone have advice on what's out there and what they
cost?

I had a nice running Small Business Server 2000 system. At
least till last Wednesday. The Problem:
When I start the Server, I receive the message that
several services couln't be startet. So I go and see! DHCP

I very urgently need asnwer to this plzz z if  anyone can
help me out i will be more than greatfull to him/her.
I have installed Win2K Server using the Win2k SBS CD ROM.
Now the prob is I have installed IIS but when I try to

I have two SBS2k servers on two separate sites.
I need to get trust relationship set up between them.
I have a VPN link via two netscreen boxes and can map the drives to each
other quite happily; however, when I try to set up the trust relationship