The problem: Using Vista Enterprise, logon to RWW, then attempt to RDP
a server. Looks like it's going to work, RDP logon box starts to paint
on the screen, then freezes before I get a chance to enter my
credentials.

I have setup several SBS systems in the past, but I am OBVIOUSLY having a
brain-fart here.  I have set the system up and all is working well... I have
exchange working using the POP3  connector and I have all the PC's connected
to the internal network just fine.

I have a user with a strange problem, maybe somebody can explain what is
going on.  we are running sbs 2003 with 'my documents' redirection enabled.
Obviously, when using XP, when browsing "my computer" there is a direct link
to "my documents".  I have a user, when he clicks this ...

running sbs 2003 sp2 with exchange sp2 + latest patches.
the backup is occasionally failing with a vss error.
looking in the event log, I see event id 21 error
"the flush and hold operations for volume C: was aborted because of low

New to SBS2003 but I have one setup with 15 users. There's a feature that
allows you to set all users 'my documents' folder to point to a directory on
the server. I have activated this but users 'my docs' still points to the
local PC directories.  All that happens is some kind of ...

The new Vista machines we just connected to the SBS03 domain are all using
the ISA04 client.  But I also notice that "Windows firewall" is enabled on
the machines and I can't turn it off for the "Domain Profile".
Is it good practice to have both firewalls running?

My network includes a server with SBS 2003 r2 sp1, a pc as a router/
firewall with Ipcop installed, and 8 xp pro clients. In SBS-related
groups and forums, I fond different proposed solutions to configure
DNS, so I would like someone could answer these questions.

It has been propsoed that we abandon SBS to go with Server2003.
For my argument,
What is the approx. cost to replace all that comes with SBS to have Server
Std domain.

I have to import a SQL 2000 database (currently in SBS 2000) to my new SBS
2003 (Premium) SQL 2005 install.  I have already carried out a backup of the
database and copied it to the new server but am now unsure what to do next.
I understand that there are some import wizards in ...

few weeks ago i try instal SP1 on my SBS2003 but without success.
I don't remember what pbroblem was with that. So my SBS 2003 is without SP1.
Few days ago I tyr update my SBS to SP2 but of course it was finished with
error :-(

I mistakenly installed Outlook 2003 on the SBS server (arghhh! - was remotely
in several machines at the same time and thought I was on the workstation)
and, as expected, it clobbered the MAPI.  I have uninstalled Outlook and need
to recover MAPI.  Can I just copy the MAPI dlls ...

When I setup WSS on a Win2k3 SBS system it takes over the http://companyweb
pages.
So internally you access http://companyweb and you get Sharepoint pages.
When you access http://servername you get the default company web page, with

i know i can add a second email domain name to my exchange server. but is
there a way i can set up either outlook or exchange so the user can decide
what domain he wants to send the mail from. for example the user has the
following email accounts is exchnage user@abc.com and ...

My customer has a SBS 2003 (not R2) server. We are now migrating to a
new platform, and the first step is to add an additional DC to the
domain, which in turn will take over as the DC (the SBS box will be
fazed out).

I shutdown a Small Business Server 2003 to attach a UPS.
Following a reboot I can no longer see the server on the network.
Some basic checks at network level find that I am unable to ping the server
but I can ping the rest of the network from a command prompt on the server.