Under 'Update Services' in the daily 'Server Performance Report' I get a
notification telling me that 'There are updates with installation errors'
Looking across at the right hand column, both the servers and clients are
showing as 'Errors: 0'

I dont know if this is possible, but it really does seem possible... But what
i want to do is be able to give each user their own partition on the
server...  Now each user doesnt need to literally have a partition, but i
want them to have a drive mounted to their computer each ...

I feel REALLY stupid asking this question, but here goes....
I used the SBS 2003 disc to install SQL 2005 on my SBS 2003
installation. Ok, under SQL all I see is "configuration tools".
Where's the query analyzer and all the other stuff I'm used to?

The TWO welcome e-emails sent by SBS 2003 upon account creation are
getting snagged by IMF. They are getting an SCL rating of 6!  I had my
IMF set to filter out anything 6 and above.  I had it set at 7 and
above, but unfortunately a good bit of unwanted trash was still

Is there a remote connection disk creator in SBS2000? If so, where is it or
do I need any special settings for vpn access.
The box does have ISA on it.
thanks

I have just ran sbs2003 best practices Tool It has come up with 3 errors
DNS Client service not set to default logon account
The default logon account for dns client service has been changed. BY
default this service is set to use NT AUTHORITY \NETWORK SERVICE account

I have two domain controller servers on the same network segment.  One hosts
all my user accounts and the other is just an application server.  My
problems is the application server can only be accessed by its IP address
rather than its FQDN.  What do I have to do to DNS so my ...

We have SBS Standard SP2 with SPS 3.0 installed (side-by-side with SPS 2.0,
as per recommended by Microsoft)).
Not particular problems during installation and everything seems to work
fine...expect that when we attempt to configure alerts/notifications to users

I re3cently ran the SBS 2003 BEst Practices Analyzer and had theses four
Issues Reddexed!
Receive Side Scaling;
Task Offloading;

Is it possible to change the IP address of the internal interface in RRAS? I'm
not exactly sure how it got changed, but it is not in the range of my server
IP's. My server local connection interface is 10.0.1.200, but the internal
interface is 192.168.169.32. The VoIP vendor was ...

I need to open port 995 (SSL) to get pop3 mail from an external mail server.
I have SBS 2003 standard edition. I have open an exception in the Windows Xp
client firewall for port 995. I added a port/service in the basic firewall on
the server but don't know if I conifgured it ...

A pretty strange obscure problem I really hope somebody can help me with.
Basically we have an SBS server which I must be able to connect to via RDC
and recieve sound on the connecting PC.
I have installed a cheap sound card on the server hoping that this would get

How do I integrate these so that my users don't have to check the Junk
Mail folder and the TM Spam folder?  This seems a bit odd?
I've got IMF set up to toss stuff in the Junk folder at a level 6 or
better, and Trend Micro set to Medium for it's Spam filtering.

I have SBS2003 R2 running and have added a 2008 Terminal Server.
I can connect to the TS using the Remote Desktop Connection as well as using
TS Web Access.
This all works well from the PC's on the local network however I am confused

Mobile user connects to RWW on SBS2003R2. Connects to client computer where
the user has remote desktop user privileges. Unable to logon to the client
because the "local policy does not allow interactive logon". How do I change
this policy?