Hi;
We have a SBS2003 domain.  All of a sudden no one could brows the internet,
BUT.....
Email can be sent and received

I need to replace the full version of windows and exchange with an SBS 2003
server.
I was wondering if it's possible to do a "swing" migration in this scenario?
Or are swings solely for SBS to SBS?

I'm am trying to setup exchnage web access to work from the internet
and for life of me I can't.
I am useing sbs 2003 (not R2) with one network port and a sonicwall.

We setup 2 SBS2003 std R2 boxes in the past month and are getting allocated
memory alerts. It was WSUS sql. So we configured max memory using the
cammand line to 128MB. These 2 installs have Xeon pross. and 2GB ram each with
Raid 1. We were following suggestions from the Advanced ...

We have a customer who is thinking about installing this software on their
SBS server. The server exceeds the minimum requirements however i was
wondering if there are any known issues with installing this on an SBS 2003
system.

I am trying to setup a wireless access point for our server. We have a
Actiontec Model GT701-wg DSL modem. It has wireless capability and I have had
the wireless active in the past but never in conjunction with our current
settings.

For some reason when my clients visit http://companyweb they are no
longer able to access the intranet site hosted by SBS.
Instead, it goes to a page that shows:
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I'm sure many of you have gone trough this before, that your CEO asks
you to have an access to every email sent by the employees in the
company.
I know there is an ethical issues going on there and I told her too,

I have recently purchased the SBS2003 R2 Standard upgrade, mainly for the
extended CAL functions. However, I was informed by Microsoft Customer
Services prior to purchase that this upgrade shipped with 5 free CAL's
The box turned up, with a big note on the front saying "Includes 5 ...

On our SBS2003 Standard server I use our modem sometimes to login to our
Partner PBX phone system. What happens is when I disconnect, and wish to
reconnect there is an error stating that my modem port is not availabe. Once
this happens the only way for me to reconnect is to shut ...

I'd just like to confirm SBS supports Offline Files and Folders and in doing
so, I assume it needs to be part of an Active Directory Domain - correct?
Thanks in advance.

I am working on a SBS2k3 server, with the fax service configured.
There aren't any issues with receiving the fax or sending it, but the
telephone line that is used for the SBS server's modem is also being
utilized for a Lanier fax.

Planning on getting a new server with more hard drive space/bigger
processors/etc but still going to stick with SBS.
We are currently running SBS 2003 and the new machine will be running SBS
2003 R2. Is there an easy way to migrate mail. accounts, etc?

I was having difficulty managing mailboxes, even logged in as domain admin. I
went into ESM and right-clicked the Information Store and changed the default
permissions. I gave domain admins, enterpise admins, etc.. full permissions
and authenticated users read, write and change. ...

When attempting to add external contact for a user in AD I get the following
error:
"Windows could not create the object <username> because: An attempt was made
to add an object to the directory with a name that was already in use"