1 SBS 2003 SP1 server, 1 Windows 2003 member server as a DC, 15 clients XP
Pro SP3.
I bought a new server with Windows server 2003 to act as a DC and deleted
the 'old' DC from the active directory. Most likely a bad idea because I get

I have 4 remote computers at two different locations with two
different ISP that have the same problem.
When logged into RWW, the connection is frequently interrupted and I
am disconnected.  The amount of time before disconnection varies from

I've got an idea to (finally) extend out LAN so that the staff can get in
wirelessly and guests can only get to the internet.
I've read and re-read Owen Williams doc, the MS doc and the MS Press book,
"Deploying Secure 802.11 Wireless Networks with Microsoft Windows". I'll be

We are looking at migrating from SBS 2003 R2 Premium via the Transition
Pack, my question is about ISA 2004.  What licensing are we left with once
the Transition Pack is applied?  We may or may not move ISA to new hardware
but I need to know what the final license would be.  I ...

I'm running Windows Small Business Server Premium 2003 R2 and I just
went through ISA (2004) settings to remove the SSL Certificate (self
signed) and start the setup process for a new SSL Certificate (from an
outside provider).  I saw firewall settings which showed a network map

I have a user that uses a mapped drive letter to a sharepoint document
library.  The user can open and save files without any problems.  When the
user tries to attach a file to a message in Outlook 2007, it can take as long
as 20 minutes!  There is a window that pops up that says ...

Sorry...this is a cross-post...
Trying to sort through the mess of getting an SBS 2003 box running smoothly.  
Thankfully, Microsoft sent plenty of documentation to help me through the
process--especially for the bundled programs!  Right...

I have a user who just bought a Windows Mobile 6 phone and we have
ActiveSync up and running on his desktop.  ActiveSync works when he's
plugged into the desktop via USB but using his 3G connection, he
doesn't synch.  He DOES receive email remotely but no contacts, no

I've got a new client that wants me to set up a new server for them
using SBS 2003 R2.  Their current SBS 2003 server has Exchange
running.  The database size appears to be near 18GB.  However, there
are a couple of the packrat owners that have 4-6GB mailboxes.

I am running SBS2003, Exchange 2003 SP2.  I have a client with a handheld
that wants to sync (just email).  Is there a white paper that one of you
guru's can direct me to that will help to get me on my way.
Thanks

I was installed SBS 2003 and it's working fine. I have a network printer
that managed by the sever. Two questions:
1. When sending a print from WORD it's take 10 seconds till the printer
window rise.

I have the task of configuring exchange on a small business server that
someone else setup.  I went to the wizard to allow e-mail to flow in to the
server and it failed.  Then I noticed that I am also missing outlook web
access and the entire default website tab under IIS.

Does sbs 2003 premium client access licenses include licenses for sql server
access or are they needed separately?
Thanks
Regards

I have an SBS R2 Premium server running pretty good.  However, I am
always interested in increasing performance and was wondering about
adjusting the paging file.  I have 4GB of RAM on my server...and when
I go into Virtual Memory settings, it tells me the following:

Do I need to purchase an additional 50-licenses to connect to an
application running on a "member server?"  I realized this is a SBS
group, but it's just a licensing question.
Application running on member server authenticates people through a