My data processing system requires static IP addresses on all clients. Before
swinging to SBS 2003 r2, I had a Server 2000 network without a DHCP server. I
have DHCP disabled currently on my network. Will that cause issues?
I currently do not have remote users, but will soon.  Is ...

SBS 2008 includes Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and one of the tasks that
needs to be performed is to change the default Central Administration
Application Pool account.
The following describes the process

The company I work for is about to setup a second company. The second
company will be getting all new hardware and software and its on me to
tell them what we'll need.
I want to run SBS 2003 on the new server. We are already running it on

About a week ago I installed the latest recommended patches for the SBS2003.
IIS broke (permissions become deny rather than allow).
Now it also appears that WSUS is affected. I cannot truly confirm this since
I have not used it for 2 weeks.

Is there going to be a Microsoft tool for migrating a client from SBS2003 to
SBS 2008? I know the new hardware must meet the requirements for SBS 2008
but what about migrating AD, etc.? thanks.

We have SBS2003 Premium with SP2 running on my server along with ISA 2004
We do not have a FQDN but only IP address
We are able to access OWA using http://<IP Address>/exchange and RWW using
http://<IP Address>/remote without any problem

I've got a new client who has an old server and they have a couple
clients that have large mailboxes (4GB+).  Their current situation has
stuff archived but the owners "really" want to have access to their
entire mailbox.

1 SBS 2003 SP1 server Premium met ISA 2004, SQL2000, Exchange 2003 SP2, 1
Windows 2003 as DC, SQL2005, 18 clients XP Pro SP3
I get this error 1054 in the application event viewer of the DC. There
occured an unexpected network error.

I'm spending more time looking at the Exchange component on the SBS 2003 R2
server that I have.  In particular the Intelligent Message Filtering.  I
know how to turn it on but I want to be sure I understand some things.
I use the default SCL level for IMF of 8 and Junk Email of 8 ...

I have a 2003SBS which we are using the fax service on. When I try to change
the Printer to rout faxes to, I can not, It tells me that I do not have any
printers installed, but I do. The printer installed is Shared Printer on
another workstation. How do I get around this?

I have a client that has a shared fax servie set up that has been working
fine for about 1.5 years. Then, for some reason, the clients can no longer
see the received faxes but they can send just fine. The faxes show up on the
server when looking at the Inbox there, just not on ...

Can any one point me in the direction of the daily tasks that are required to
support SBS 2003 Standard.
I am thinking of installing SBS into my office but I do not want all my time
taking up supporting it.

Where can I find a list of tested motherboards for sbs2003.  I have been
searching through the windows catalog for a while now and cant find a list of
tested motherboards.  Please help.

I'm dealing with a company that has a two year old installation of
SBS2003, patched and up to date (without the R2 upgrade).  They have
recently added more computers and the new ones all have Office 2007.
What they want to do is have a shared contact list.  I created a

Can anyone tell me:
If I run the connect to the Internet wizard and deny access to the SBS web
site will I hose wireless ActiveSync?
Thanks,