I've just installed SBS 2003 Premium including ISA server 2000. When I try
to use OWA from a remote client (both inside and outside the internal
network), the log-in screen displays correctly but the next screen showing
Outlook itself displays with large fonts, poor graphic ...

I am using SBS2003 and I can't get OWA properly working. Here is the
situation:
From my internal network:
http://server/exchange does work

Sure hope someone can help here.  Recently setup a Small Business Server
2003.  We have a 10 user license, with only 7 users on the network.
Running SQL and Exchange.  1GB memory, 76GB hard drive, with 65GB free
space.  Was told on Friday that mail had stopped coming in since

30 Clients, SBS 2003 premium. Numerous additional servers for file serving,
accounting, intranet (runs SQL), TS.
SBS basically needs to do its domain/active server thing, email, OWA, print
serving, ISA.

I have a SBS 2003 Server with 1 NIC in it.  
RRAS (CUSTOM - VPN, LAN)
RRAS is handing out IP's
Network IP - 192.168.1.0

I am using Windows Server 2003 for Small Busniness Edition, and log in
remotely using remote desktop.
My problem is that if a session  has an application open, then I can not use
the same app.. I would like log into the same session, where that

Does anyone have any news when/if the Resource Kit for
SBS2003 will be released?
Any good links / books etc on info for SBS2003 I'm
migrating from 4.5 and finding the new technologies hard

I hate this.
Ok, basically I have until the end of today to figure this out or I
have to cancel the rogers account and go back to sympatico.  
I CAN NOT get the exchange server to properly log into the SMTP server

Dear Marina,
How to join a workstation pc to domain(SBS2000).
Before joining do I need to create  computer account and
user name in the Active Directory?

I have a business that I log into remotely.  Just recently, the company
changed their internet connection to a T1 line.  The company went out of
business, so they changed back to their original carrier (RR cable).
Anyhow, now, when I log in through a VPN tunnel, I can access the ...

There are several new documents on our site:
Smallbizserver.Net > SBS 2003 > Sharepoint Services > How to create a
subsite beneath the Companyweb:
http://www.smallbizserver.net/default.aspx?tabid=169

I have SBS 4.5 running on an NT server.  There are several client PC's running
Windows XP that are linked to this SBS 4.5 NT server.
I installed PCAnywhere 11.0 onto Client PC # 1, which runs Windows XP.  It is
now in "Waiting Mode" as a "Host" to accept incoming connections.

Eventhough small biz server contains Windows Server 2003,
it is not listed as a supporting operating system for
Windows SharePoint Services or SharePoint Portal Server
2003.

I remember seeing something about this but?
Client workstations run Office 2000 pro and will remain as such, moving to
SBS 2003 Premium, the Outlook 2003 client will be installed.
Any caveat given Office 2000 Pro remains, other than the upgrade to Outlook

my incoming mail is getting transmitted by pop3-connector. The statu
is: SMTP: message is transmitted to categorizer.
And after that nothing happens.
I stopped and restarted all connectors, I checked IPs and DNS - bu