I have an SBS 2003 R2 Premium server on a Dell PowerEdge 1800 (3GHz
Dual Xeon, 446.94 GB RAID 5 array on Four 150GB SATA Drives, 4GB of
RAM, etc.).
Partitions are as follows:

My customers network disconnected 2 clients that were connected  about 10 day
ago.
I deleted and reinstalled the computer accounts and even created new ones
but I still cannot connect.

I upgraded a clients SBS2003 Premium to R2 and all went swimmingly until
this morning I found that reporting services would not configure.  When I
looked in All Programs the upgrade appears to have left the SQL2000 installed
and placed all the System Databases in Mode 80 as a ...

Apologies if this is the wrong group for this post - if so, would appreciate
advice re more appropriate group.
Scenario is SBS 2003 Sp1 server with 5 users, 4 XP SP2 machines with Outlook
2003, and one user running Vista Business SP1 with Outlook 2007. The SBS box

I reinstalled WSUS 3.0 SP1 because a client I added was ending up in the
Unassigned Computers Group.  Well I did a bonehead move and inadvertantly
deleted the dbase when I did the uninstall.  So I tried to recreate two of my
three original update group manually:

My Update Services updated themselves from 2.0 to 3.0 in March.  I've worked
through a number of problems with that install and the clients seem to be
updating themselves ok.  The SBS console is not reporting any problems with
any client or server, and clients do seem to get ...

I would like to set up a basic non admin account for my clerks to use
that would essentially lock down the workstation which is a cash
register/POS machine.
What I am interested in doing is preventing access to changing the

Is there a simple way to revert to the default setup for SBS 2003 without
losing my data?  I've got enough issues that I'm interested in sandblasting
the server clean and starting over, but the user data can't be lost.
I'd settle in the short run for having the thing revert to ...

On this xp sp2 system, Word documents (2-500k) are very difficult to
edit from redirected folders.  Even though the wireless connection
remains at 54 mb/s, The document scrolls at a snail's pace.
Only when actually editing a document, the source folder frequently

I have two desktops in our 25 client LAN that will not allow Remote Desktop
Connections. I ran a netstat -ano and couldn't find a listing for port 3389
listening. I also could not telnet in using Telnet command. Terminal services
is running. I checked that Remote Desktop was ...

For anyone who didn't have the chance to see SBS2K8 RC0 yet, here is a
'How-To' with photos on joining a computer to the domain.
http://costas.cpstechgroup.com/2008/06/26/how-to-join-a-vista-computer-to-the-sb
s-2008-domain/

I see the following error message in event viewer whene ever my
application crashed.
Faulting application mtifilter.exe, version 5.4.4.108, faulting module
odbc32.dll, version 3.526.1830.0, fault address 0x000035f3