I'd like to hear opinions on how best to set up a network for a small sized
business that wants to utilize the following applications on a SINGLE server
with 2 750GB HD's.
- Accounting 2007

I work for a tiny company and have convinced the boss to use 2003 server
instead of the win200 peer-to-peer LAN we have. I ordered the software
package through the company we order hardware from. The package came
with 2 CDs with Win2003 installation files and a 3rd CD labelled ...

I have a server that is Windows 2000 server running exchange 2000. The server
now has 3gb memory and is giving the VM fragmentation error that appears can
be fixed with 2000 advanced server with the /3gb switch.
The question I have is can I upgrade to Windows 2000 advanced server ...

We are installing a Windows 2003 Server Web Edition to host an external web
site with files for our clients to download.
Should we Join it to our SBS 2003 Premium Edition Domain?
How do we secure it? Do we install a firewall infront of it? Do we install

I'm currently trying to gather as much information as possible in
regards to migrating from our current sluggish server (2003 SBS) to a
newer, faster one (2003 SBS R2). I have very limited experience with
Active Directory and 03 Server in general. The new server has hot-

Good Afternoon,
I hope everyone had a nice weeked.  We have a server running W2003 R2 and
there is an app that needs to run even if a user is not logged into Windows.
It's in the startup folder but the problem I'm having is when I reset the

we have installed a new 64 bit Windows 2003 server to replace our old
fileserver which was Windows 2000.
We have had no real problems with this move but have had a few error
messages on many different XP client machines reporting a "Delayed write

That's all: when I apply SP2 to a W2K3-SP1, there isn't any warning or error
event, nor any error message: everything looks fine. But, after reboot, that
service doesn't even _exist_.
If I unistall SP2, everything returns to normal state.

I need a program that monitors a folder and immediately copies the files to
a different folder when they are created.
The files are fetched and removed from a remote location about every 3
minutes, so the program has to monitor the folder all the time.

I'm sure that this is going to seem like a really stupid question, but I just
got my discs to upgrade our server to 2003 from 2000, and I was sent 5 discs
with absolutely no instruction as to which one I should start with. I have
the following discs:

I have just downloaded the beta for Microsoft Live Communications
server 2007 and am attempting to setup my first Live Communications
server.
Could someone point me to a short version of the setup instructions

I need to make a redundant site for our main infrastructure in beirut which
include Active directory, exchange, file and print sharing server, KSA will
be the second country for the role.
but how to do it in a way, to acheive the target in case anything happen to

I have a branch server that is R2 with DFS setup.  Clients map to the unc
and dfs points it to the branch server.  In event of branch server down
clients will be re-directed to the secondary server back at corporate.
Fairly straight forward but I would like to retire the branch ...

I have a Windows 2003 Server Ver 3790 which has recently decided to only
show an incomplete login screen even locally on the Console, you can see the
Logo but not the logon fields which do work if you do it blindly. Apart from
that the Server is working ok and I cant see any ...

Can you connect to as server from outside the network without a prblic ip
address on the server?