In an SBS domain, what firewall ports are really needed for most businesses
to have full functionality? I would like to have the maximum lock-down I can
achieve with normal network and Internet functionality.
I can think of the following, in numerical order:

I have been fighting a problem for several weeks after our server at a remote
office decided to quite synchronizing with the SBS server at the main office.
After many hours with Microsoft support it wa finally determined that RPC
traffic was having problems.  It turned out to be ...

I have ISA2006 and just wanted to check with the group whether or not I can
install it in SBS2003 R2 SP2?
Thanks.
... rick

I have a HD with 33GB of space. The breakdown is as follows currently i only
have about 12GB free. I would like to free up some more space on the HD. I
have gone through file and noticed that my MS SQL is 9.11GB
                                              Client Apps 1.39GB

I will be working on moving computers/users from a small Windows 2000 domain
to SBS 2003 standard. Swing migration will not be used (not my call). What
is a good way to migrate the user's profile from the old domain to the new
domain. I have used the built in file and settings ...

We have a remote user that has Outlook over the Internet already configured.
When this user visits and needs to join the domain to share files and
printers we don't want the current Outlook configuration to be altered.
What's the preferred method, join the laptop to the domain ...

I am starting to get an odd behaviour by Exchange 2003 Pop3 connector.
We use Exchange 2003 Pop3 connector to distribute email from a single
pop3 account that collects mail for a full domain using a catch all
arrangement.

This is probably a dumb question but, is it possible to use a Sql Server
database file with a Sql Server Express 2005 service? I know that an Sql
Server Express database file can be used on a Sql Server but I wasn't sure if
I can do the opposite.

I've seen similar questions asked below but I feel my scenario is slightly
different from what was asked previously, enough so that it might garner
different responses.
I'm doing some work for a non-profit organization that has a SBS2003

I have a Pc with Windows 2003 server where i installed a Domain
Controller , the Pc is connected with another Pc (Win XP SP2) with the
domain (cta.com) what i want to make is a remote access connection
from my note book with an internet connection

Our SBS2003 fileserver recently crashed due to a faulty RAID controller. When
this was replaced, there were AD issues, and I was forced to perform a
restore of the system state.
Everything works fine except for the Backup Application in Server Management.

Would like to know if it's possible to use email address for OWA login,
instead of using username if possible?
Thanks.

Posting this here, as I now a lot of SBS admins get into the mobile
technology. The MobileAdmin app connects... but when we go to list a
user/device... this error, below, comes up. Any one know how to get this
working?

i just finished installing my wsbs 2003 and i encountered the following
1. My sql icon on the taskbar is not starting
2. i cannot connect my users to log on to my domain. (i can ping from
everywhere)

Am getting error message
You could not be logged on to Outlook Web Access. Make sure your domain
\user name and password are correct, and then try again.
rww is working fine & i can also connect to a server.