A general question here, I have two SBS2003 customers the largest having 20
clients. When an internal email is posted  it takes around 10 second to
appear in a users inbox. I recall that with SBS2000 and even SBS4.5 internal
email used to appear within a second or so. I realise ...

I have SBS 2003 R2 with SP2.
I need to create 40 users that there logon name its there first name, but
there email address is: f. name . l.name @domain.com.
That the email address will be created from there first name and last name.

pop3 connector is working fine but emails do not arrive users.
I set the diagnostic logging to maximum.
checked if all necessary services where running.
checked over telnet if all Exchange command verbs for the SMTP service

I have a client, well running sbs2003R2 5 users. He has sbs2003r2 server and
a second windows 2003r2 server (lots of hard drive space). He wants to
create an FTP storage space on the second server. I have discouraged FTP on
a business SBS2003 site.

one of my clients with sbs 2003 SP1 has been using companyweb for faxing. up
untill last week, all worked well. all of a sudden they get prompted to save
the fax when they try to open it. checked file associations, this appeared to
be messed up ( no entry for .tiff files at all. ...

The following is the hardware setup in question:
scsi id    driveletter    size    mirrored
0    D    72    yes to 1 pagefile
1    D    72    yes to 0

I want to move/migrate the MSDE Instance SBSMONITORING to SQL Express 2005 ?
How can I do it ?
Its an SBS 2003 Std Edition.
Thanks in advance

Please help!  We are running SBS 2003.  Our raid 1 array lost both
drives at the same time.  We sent the drives to get the data recovered
and now have that data back.  The server has been rebuilt on a new
array and is up and running.  I'd like to recover the old email from

After Service Pack 2 installation has failed and now, it just restarted after
a few seconds of SBS 2003 splash screen, every time in the loop.
I don't have a backup for it, poor backup plan I know!  However, SBS 2003 is
on 1st HDD and data files is on 2nd HDD.   It seemed to me ...

I was perusing the exchange Chapter in Harry Brelsford's "Advanced Windows
Smalll Bsiness Server 2003 Best Practices".
On page 6-12 it shows a good boot.ini for SBS running more than 1 GB RAM to
avoid Outlook eating up all available memory.

Hi, I have a client who is currently running Windows SBS 2003 on a server
that has a single PATA hard drive,
I wish to upgrade them to at least a RAID 1, and have a addon PCI Adaptec
RAID 1 controller, is there anyway I can move their existing system over to

We are having problems getting self signed certificates to work, when we
connect to the SBS box with server.domain.com/remote and install the
certificate it seems to work OK but when we go to the site again it says
there is a mismatch and the users can't get emails using Outlook ...

I have a SBS 2003 premium.
I have been hosting 2 mail domains, now 1 is mowed to is own SBS 2003 R2
premium, on a different public ip and mail is ok for everybody but the old
SBS2003 premium.

I need to upgrade an existing SBS 2000 box to SBS 2003 (i.e. retaining same
hardware).  I've been puzzling over the strategy so that I could try to
retain the open-ended character of the SwingIt method when it's used to swing
to new hardware.

Can someone please confirm that ASP .NET must be set to V1 for all the
standard web sites that come as part of SBS 2003.
The reason for this question  is that my customer has a software application
that requires ASP .NET V2 which runs under the Default Web Site within IIS.