I want to allow some users to access companyweb from the internet.
There are getting this error message :
You are not authorized to view this page
HTTP Error 403.6 - Forbidden: IP address of the client has been

Hi, I am the office manager at a small contracting company.  I suppose
you could also say that I am the IT person here as well.  The owner is
one of those guys that had to have an iPhone.  From the very first day I
was very easily able to set it up to sync to our Exchange server and ...

Please help me to this,
In http://companyweb/ always ask me for credentials. I used administrators
credentials, users credentials, IUSR_MyServer credential, but always
returnes to error that i dont have permitions to enter this site.

I do some work for a NFP company, they fall under the category of
healthcare. Whilst they've enjoyed the 70% discount on certina
software like SQL server.
At the moment they're talking of creating a new company which would be

We have recently installed SBS 2003 R2 and we find that there is a preset
limit on the remote desktop connections at 2.  We need to change this to 6
since all of our computers connect via RDC.
How can we do this??

We are using Exchange over the internet and are experiencing frequent
and sometimes lengthy disconnections from the Exchange Server.  Lengthy
meaning as long as 45 minutes.  We have fought with this problem for
over a month now and cannot seem to find the cause.

I have a existing windows NT 4 domain with about 40 clients/3 servers
(including PDC). The other 2 servers are 2003 Standard servers joined to the
nt domain. We run an ERP system that uses SQL Server 2005 and SQL
authentication, there are no domain accounts used for ...

I'm trying to connect a palm 800w to a SBS 2003 server and I'm getting the
following error.  I've googled, but no answers.  Can someone help?
I'm able to get a Palm 700 to work just fine without errors.
Event ID: 1051

I have a SBS2003 Premium install that stopped booting after a power
failure (and dead UPS). I am getting a message says the following file
is missing or corrupt: \Windows\System32\Config\System. I have the SBS
Backup application doing backups to an external 300GB USB drive. I

I'm running SBS 2003 Premium (not R2) and for the past week, I've been
getting thousands of a new security alerts with an ID of 675.  I've done the
basic troubleshooting and none of my users have indicated that they're
having any problems.  It's also associated with the built-in ...

I know I have seen this top before, but Google didn't bring up much in
relevant results.
Does MSFT have a KB on this or someone have a recommendation?
Do you setup a new User for the Conference room or just a mailbox?

Hi folks. I would really really appreciate anyone's input on this:
The rundown: I run a very small business out of my home, 4
workstations and one REALLY old server running SBS2003. Got a new
PowerEdge server, would like to transfer the installation from the old

My SBS 2003 server is not booting:file missing or corrupt: \windows
\system32\config\system. I have installed Win XP Pro on a SCSI drive
in the system and installed drivers so that XP can see to RAID drive
where the server is installed. Since I am running XP on a different

I installed Microsoft Search 4.0 on a SBS 2k3 Premium server (Pre R2).  Ever
since then, I have been getting the following error in the Application log
whenever the Microsoft Search service starts:
Microsoft Search, event ID 3006

I have installed the IIS FTP option and is all up and running, however I
would like to know how to have a private directory hidden from the public. So
I would like one directory ftp.domainname.com/pub/eval and the hidden one to
be ftp.domainname.com/private/engineering.