This problem has challenged me since deployment of windows 2008 x64.  I have
had to keep an x86 machine active as a print server because Windows 2008
refuses to allow 32-bit drivers to be installed from the client side.  Have
flowwed instructions found on

We have setup of Exchange Server 2003 with SP2.
Recepients send email to distribution group or send email to multiple
recepients, after a while received following NDR.
"could not deliver the messege in the time limit specified. Retry or contact

We have setup of Exchange Server 2003 with SP2.
We received following Errors:
Event Type:    Error
Event Source:    MSExchangeIS

We have setup of Exchange server 2003 with SP2.
We have received the following Error
Event Type:    Error
Event Source:    MSExchangeSA

What is the current service that fills the role of what Proxy Server used
to?
Can I setup some users so they go through this service and others not?
I thinking I'd like to restrict users by some sort of group.

using iLO (integrated lights out) on HP servers... for those that are not
familiar its like a built-in KVM over IP. I have been using this to work on
building and deploying images of Windows Server 2003...
I have noticed, then confirmed, the following wierd behavior and am

Is it true that Windows Select license agreement  requires existing OEM OS
installation  on server? That means even if Windows XP or windows 2000
installed on server, server can be upgraded to Windows 2003 Server OS  with
Select agreement license software/key,.

I recently installed two Windows Server 2008 VMs on a 2008 Core Hyper-V
server - one is a Web and the other is a Standard Edition.  I used the
TechNet ISOs and keys during the installation.
After installation, I successfully got then on the network and online and

I am selling a server I have, but the key that is installed is a 'open
license' that I do not want to transfer.  I want the purchaser to buy their
own windows server key.
Is there a way to remove my key?

running this command:
slmgr -xpr
on my windows server 2008 standard x64 edition server results in this
message: Windows in in notification mode

OOPS!
I installed the SP2 BETA version of 2008 from MSDN.  Then I set up my
domain, installed Exchange 2007, etc.
When the real SP2 comes out, and it wants me to uninstall the BETA SP2, I

hi! Currently, i;ve a dhcp server in my network running on win2k svr. I'm
thinking of setting up another dhcp server using win2003. My question is how
do i enable these 2 dhcp servers to run concurrently without any ip conflict
on the dhcp client? Can i enable the option in dhcp ...

have been using the built-in option in Server Manager to resize the c: disk.
Did not work out (0 mb to shrink).
Tried to defrag, deactived VSS, pagefile etc. w/o sucess.
One of the tools even srewed the file system, so I could test the system

I'm setting up a new server this week for our busy little office, w
have 20 users and a decent server with raid etc.
It's a simple setup, all we really need is to setup the server as
domain controller, so that users can backup their files, share printer

Maybe OT here??  I have a security DVR that I want to access from "outside".
If the DVR server is assigned a static IP of 123.456.7.8 and is assigned
port 2009, I am not sure what address (IP) to use.  My setup is a cable
modem, linksys router, the DVR connection is to one of the ...