help, a client's SBS2000 suddenly developed problems since Monday.
The symptoms appear to be as if certain packets are being dropped
and surfing is slow and sometimes appears to hang or stop as if being
throttled.  The result is that sometimes email can be sent out and

I am getting this when i trying to connect a new PC to a SBS2000.
"your computer could not be joined to the domain because the following error
has occurred. The network name cannot be found".
I have looked ever where to find a fix for this (spent two days on this) has

Good Day.
We use SBS 2000 with Exchange Server. Now Exchange Server doesn't work
(services) and users can't connect and logon to Domain. The problems appear
when I try to start "Microsoft Exchange System Attendant" service:

I am running an SBS 2000 server.  Over the last couple of weeks the internet
has been going slow for small periods of time (24 hours at a time).  I have
noticed that the moment i stop the SMTP service the internet responds in the
manner it should.  Although by doing that it ...

I'm using Microsoft Back Office Small Business Server 2000. I want to
change the licensing mode from per server to per seat (which I
understand I can do once, and only in that direction).
However, when going 'Start > Programs > Administrative Tools >

I added a shared printer to my SBS 2003 server after I set up the client
computers. Is there any way to install the printer on the clients from
the server. There's only 10 computers but I'd rather not have to walk to
each one to add this printer.

I have setup a VPN between 2 Dlink DI-824VUP+ routers between a Factory
site and warehouse.  The the Warehouse I am running a SBS2003 Premium
box with ISA2004 on it.
The network looks as follows.

I have implemented OWA with SSL successfuully for the last couple of years
but my certificate has expired.
I'm using the Certificate authority in SBS.
How do i upgrade the certificate and then upload it back to the web.

Thank you for reading my post.
Running SBS 2000 Domain Single NIC configuration Also exchange running as
well, but only for internal email, clients use POP accounts for external.
This problem has arrised on two XP pro machines where the users are

How many computers can Back Office 2000 support?

Up to now I've been sticking with my tried & true Netware 4.11 server
for file sharing, but it's finally time to move to Windows (been using
SBS mostly for Exchange so far). I'm trying to maintain the same types
of permissions as I've had on Netware, but I can't seem to recreate ...

If there is anyone out there that is fed up with their ISP blocking the
necessary ports that you need to run a web, ftp, or mail server, unless
you upgrade to a more expensive commercial account, please send mail to
johnmclaren_99@yahoo.com.

We have an SBS 2000 box running Exchange 2000. Can we keep this box around
for everything else it does, but add a new Win2K3 box with Exchange 2003 on
it? How difficult is it to then move all of our Exchange 2000 db stuff over
from the SBS server to the new one Exchange box?

We have a Win2K SBS machine and have implemented roaming profiles for some
users...We also have a backup Win2K3 DC in the environment. Currently the
roaming profiles are located in a directory on the SBS2000 machine. If this
machine goes down, these roaming profiles are ...

I have an unusual error pattern and I'm having trouble pinning down the
cause.  We have SBS 2003, tape drive is Seagate Scorpion DAT (SCSI) DDS3
drive, and we're using the SBS backup.
Backups will work fine for two or three days.  At some point I get two