I would like to know the
Yhe sifference between this two news : microsoft.public.sbsisp and
microsoft.public.widows.server.sbs
Thank you

We have noticed through our mail reporting that we have installed on our
server, that when a user on our network receives a mail message that is
larger than his allowed message size as set on his user account, then the
exchange server generates an NDR to the original sender, but ...

I have a client with SBS2003.
They have multiple users on multiple sites connecting via vpn and rpc over
http for outlook.
All PCs have been made domain members to ease security and allow users to

I do not want our exchange 2003 server to send NDR out with the original
message attached,
is there any way to stop it from doing this?
Thanks

Is there a bullet proof way to tell if SBS is installed?
I cannot reboot the server, as it is in production.
There are reasons to believe that it is installed, Exchange & SQL are
installed

I have to stop a Database before the Backup and restart it afterwards.
How should I write these commands in the boxes from Backup Job
Properties.
Before backup:

I have had to reinstall IIS and Exchange on my SBS2000, and now OWA will not
work, can anyone point me in the right direction, as to what i can look to
fix this.
many thanks

I was told by someone that exhange serve was included on SBS2003. I am now in
possession of said SBS2003. But, I haven't seen any evidence of exchange
being included.
Will I find this as a component that I can install? I'm almost afraid to

Is there a definitive way to know if SBS is installed or not?
1. I cannot reboot the server, as it is in production
2. The Windows directory is C:\WINNT.SBS
3. There are NO items in Start->Programs relating to SBS

I’m trying to configure a trust relationship between SBS
(192.168.5.5/domain1) and a Windows Server 2003 (192.168.0.1/Domain2).
At the Windows Server MSC (Domains and Trust) it’s ok both In/Out trustee
but at the SBS alaways said that this function it’s not compatible with

I am setting up two SBS 2003 servers in two different site with a VPN
between the sites.
I would To know if Exchange can be setup as a single organization with
exchange connectors between the two sites using two 2k3 SBS server.

We have just purchased a new server and would like to migrate our current
box (SBS2K3) to the new one, with little trouble (HA HA). I have two
specific questions:
1) Can we do a clean install on the second server using the same licensing

We want to use a printer manager (Fineprint) but the control aspect
would be useless if we could restrict users to only using the one
priner (Fineprint "printer")
Is there a way to do this?

We have an SBS2003 Client who accesses a remote database via ODBC calls.
All is working fine, and they are very excited with their new application.
However two remote clients several hundred miles away cannot get to the SQL
database via ODBC.

Is it possible to interact with a users desktop on the network without
them knowing? eg control their mouse and keyboard see what in on their
screens etc.
Thanks