(Note: SBS Server is SBS 2003 R2 Premium.)
Here is the topology in question :
SBS Clients - SBS - PIX 1 - Internet - PIX 2 - Remote OWA Site
And here is the problem:

Hey There!
I am having a few issues with my DHCP server.
The most immediate one is that it keeps turning itself off.
When i go into DHCP, there are no servers added. so i add the authorised

Please help...
<rant> It is very confusing that Microsoft releases Server 2003 R2, and SBS
Server 2003 R2, and the "R2" is different between the versions...  For many
years Microsoft's mantra has been "SBS Server 2003" IS THE SAME as "Server

I recently had to change the Small Business Server's external IP Address as
the ISP have changed our login account and the static IP I am allocated is
different to what it was originally.
I need to update our remote users so that the remote connection software

i am tring to get the remote working in rwwp but get an active x trying to
download but that dont  work i have read up on this and it says about
installing these into group polices am very new to sbs and have limited know
how on do this can you help me

We have an SBS2003 server with SP2.  I always get confused when someone
trying to help us asks for our computer name or domain or domain name or
server name.
I have compiled a list of names from looking at the properties of the

When my user tries to save an Edited wordperfect document on SBS2003 Server
she is greeted with and error that she isnt allowed to do that. She has admin
rights on the network she is using a win2k pro client, if she logs onto an XP
machine she is able to do all she needs to. ...

SBS 2003 SP1 (not R2)
We were trying to install SharePoint 3 (in parallel) in prep for using
Office 2007.
I was following the document

I have an 500 GB external hard drive and would like to use it to test SBS
installs and test some other features like Sharepoint.  Is this possible?  
How can I use my laptop (vista or XP) to install SBS on the external drive?  
I'm using the drive from the laptop, but it seems to ...

SBS2003 Standard SP1 Exchange SP2
Static public IP
Doamin registered with MX and A records
DNS routed emails

SBS2003 with Windows XP clients
When I use a roaming profile for a login, it takes ages to apply the user
and computer settings after login.  This seems to have got worse recently,
but I can't find out what it is.

Is there any way to get around the 4 GB memory limit of SBS 2003?
Thanks,
Josh

Following on from recent discussions I'm trying to put users into the
correct security groups ......
In reviewing our currently set up users, they all (apart from the
Administrator) appear to be members of the following three groups:

I have set up my client computers to be on a "High" setting via the Server
Managements/Update Services.  Basically if there is an update I want the
client computers to download, approve and install automatically without user
intervention.

I am trying to set up  a local computer policy logoff or shutdown script on a
single machine that is part of an SBS 2003 domain (i.e I am NOT using domain
wide GPOs). However, I just can't seem to get this to fire.
Is this by design? Can local computer policies be applied to ...