After building the master system I cannot Sysprep to
reseal the machine.
When running the Sysprep tool 2.0 from the OEM
Preinstallation Kit and selecting "Reseal" I am receiving

I asked this list back on 2.22 the best way to migrate, however the
suggestions I received required that a Trust relationship be setup between
SBS 4.5 and SBS 2000.  I am unable to establish that Trust and I think that
it can't happen with SBS.

Has any one successfully installed SBS 2003 on a notebook computer?  Is it possible to configure in a dual boot senario, with XP PRO as the primary OS?

I have the following error in event viewer:
The data buffer created for the "EXOLEDB" service in
the "C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\bin\exodbpc.dll" library
is not aligned on an 8-byte boundary. This may cause

we've got a Windows 2000 domain with a single DC and we'd like to move towards SBS 2003 (and keeping the current DC and domain name). What is the best way to do that
I thought of adding the new server as a Windows 2000 DC, trasfer the FSMO roles to this server and then upgrade it ...

I have done some testing and published Exchange Server 2000 in ISA Server
2000 within an SBS2000 Server. I used the Microsoft article 308599 as a
guide. This is mainly to allow OWA from anywhere on the Internet such as
Internet Cafes. My concern before implementing this on a live ...

I have a SBS2k box with windows 2000 clients internally and externally.
I have had no real problems to date with OWA until now.
All of our external staff can access OWA and browse through their inbox but
as soon as they try to open one of the e-mails it comes up with "Page cannot

Can anybody help please, I have some XP clients that have problems
using IE. the users can access the internet for about 2 minutes (or
about 5 www addresses) and than they receive the 403 Forbidden page
from ISA they all have the proxy client installed.

All,
  I have a client where we have a SBS 2000 server with a second w2k server
in Terminal Service Application mode. It is on this second server where we
have our MS Access database applications and data. Our in-house and remote

We have a sbs2000 server with xp & win2k clients. Question is, how can such
a set-up be remotely supported at individual machine basis? I presume I can
use remote desktop for xp? What can I do about win2k pcs?
Thanks

I have to connect my SBS to a business ADSL network (Cisco
Router) using a single NIC. There used to be a article on
the de smallbizserver.net site but it is no longer there.
Any sugestions how to go about this? And what would be

I am in the setup stages of the Upgrade, and it does the check of the
system.  I am logged in as the administrator, but when it checks it won't
let me go ahead because it says that "You must be a member of the Domain
Admins; Schema Admins and Enterprise Admins groups"

W2K TS with SBS2K. .
The servers have been up and running for about 3 weeks
and everything has been working just fine but the
following has happened a few times for the first time in

Any SBS consultants in the Hertfordshire / Essex / London
Area in the UK ?
Regards
Antony

Doing a bare install this weekend;
Order of Installation:
Install from Original Disks then
SBS SP1