I have done about 10 SBS2003 setups over the last 18 months and have not had
this issue:
Dual core 3.2 4 g system memory, two nic
At setup both nics are identified, one external is disconnected and one

So, I have a remote office running a 2003 standard member server part of a
SBS 2003 domain just fine but there is a growing number of desktops in this
remote office (almost 4 now) and I would like to promote this server to a GC
DC.  This server runs the RRAS demand dial interface ...

Certain companies (e.g., AOL) require a reverse DNS entry in order for mail
to be deliverable.  As such, some of our outbound e-mails are coming back
undeliverable.
Situation:

I have three laptops I'm setting up.  Two of them are second devices for a
user (laptop for home and travel) and one user that will be their primary
device, though, mostly out of the office.
So I'm wondering if I really should or shouldn't join them to SBS.  I'll

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I am trying to recover a server with lost Domain Admin Password.
Hardware= Dell SC420 CERC2 RAID controller configured as RAID 1 (Mirror)
Based on an earlier posting here titled "Mayday" I tried to use several
tools to recovery password. The programs did not recognize the drives

Stop about two thirds of the way through giving me this message -->
"The wizard cannot install ISA Server 2004. Try to install it again by
restarting this wizard. If the problem persists then see
http://www.microsoft.com/windowserver2003/sbs/support for additional help and

I have installed a new SBS 2003 R2, standard server.
Everything except some outgoing emails appears to be working fine.  I am
pretty sure I need to configure a Reverse DNS lookup, but have no clue on how
to go about doing that.

I am having difficaulty installing Service Pack 1 and/or 2.  I am running
Windows Server 2003 SBS (r1) and have been installing the windows updates as
and when they come avaliable.  I have now come across SP2, and during the
setup of it, it bombs out and reports an error ...

On my SBS 2003 Prem. SP2 server, my http://companyweb displays the opening
page ok, but when I go to any category such as General Documents or Fax and
click on the Explorer View I get a Connect to Company Web Dialog Popup
asking for User name and Password (which does not work).

I do the built in Windows back-up.  Is there a better way if disaster
strikes, that a real image back-up be made to falicitate a real full
restore?

I am looking for a script that will move computers to a OU depending
on where the user is place in AD.
For example, if a user is in OU=IT,DC=TEST,DC=COM I would like to
computer to be placed in that container or even better a container

I have had SBS 2003 for about a year.  I did most of my work from home using
Remote Desktop to connect to the server.  Recently this feature stopped
working.  I have visited System > Remote tab and checked the lower box.  I
have visited TODO list and executed item 3.  I have ...

This is just a thankyou for the extremely generous help, advice and support
one of the members of this NG gave me. I posted a problem here a few weeks
ago and Claus not only tried to solve the problem here but also emailed me
numerous times offline and did his utmost to help me ...

I've been emailing and calling Trend Micro support for several days now
about an issue where the server's TM Client is failing to update it's
pattern definitions. All the client workstations update automatically, the
Exchange messaging agent updates automatically, but the TM ...