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Two offices are connected via a router-to-router VPN using Netgear FVM318 routers. Clients from a remote office connected through VPN cannot log into the domain and access network resources. The VPN connection is definitely established since we can see remote computers when browsing the...

I have done this. The user is the owner. This article describes exactly the problem I am experiencing... http://www.winnetmag.com/Windows/Article/ArticleID/37623/37623.html

After installing SBS 2003 in place of Win2k Server, all the users in my organization can't permanently delete files from their own folders (e.g. My Documents, Desktop, Start Menu) on the server. After a user deletes a file from a folder, the next time he or she logs on to the server and opens...

They are just trying to delete Word documents and the like. No, the user is not logged onto any other computer. Here is something I found searching the web. I don't know if the problem has been corrected in Windows 2003 Server. http://www.winnetmag.com/Windows/Article/ArticleID/37623/37623.html

I checked the user profile directory on the server. Each user has ntuser.dat and not ntuser.man in their folder. So I don't think mandatory profiles are on. What else could be wrong

How can I check if they are mandatory or roaming profiles?

I have Windows 2003 Small Business Server with roaming profiles. Whenever a user deletes anything from their desktop or My Documents folder, it reappears next time they sign on. How do I fix this?

port 80 and 443...UDP or TCP?

I have a dynamic IP address. Using dynDNS and a router which supports auto update to dynDNS when the IP address changes. Running SBS 2003. Outlook Web Access works fine from within the domain when accessing the service through the domain through the dynamic DNS host. However, it does not...

Our email is being hosted by an ISP (i.e. the MX record points to our ISP's server). We would like to use Exchange 2003 (part of Small Business Server 2003) but we would still like our email to reside with our ISP (i.e. we want the MX record to still point to the ISP server). Is this possible...

We're running Small Business Server 2003 (comes with Exchange 2003). We want our ISP to be hosting email (for less headaches related to viruses and such). Can we implement Exchange 2003 to get the advantage of roaming Outlook 2003 settings (i.e. all employees have IMAP email accounts from our...

I am planning to run Small Business Server 2003 (which includes a small version of Exchange Server) on our server. We don't want the server to handle any email (that will be done by our ISP). We just want our users to be able to log on to any computer in the office and have their Outlook 2003...

Server is running Small Business Server 2003 Workstations running Windowx XP Professional An ISP is hosting our email. We are using IMAP in Outlook for all email accounts. We would like Outlook email settings to be roaming with our roaming profiles. We had tried everything to do this without...

We are running Win2k server with roaming profiles but we are not running Exchange server. We would like to accomplish roaming email profiles but we do not want to run Exchange server. One way of doing this is by having everyone use Webmail (our mail is being hosted by an ISP). However, we...

if you have been able to implement roaming Outlook XP profiles with WinXP Pro clients, please let me know how you have done so

I have read that this modprof doesn't work with Office XP. What are the other options?

are you using Exchange or just using roaming profiles with roaming Outlook settings?

I have a Win2k Server behind a router, which uses a DSL line to connect to the Internet. The client is able to establish a PPTP VPN connection to the server, but is unable to browse the web simultaneously. What do I need to do either on the client side or server side so that the client can web...

xsmsre, Could you please elaborate on what you mean? I'm a newbie at this stuff so detailed instructions would be helpful. Thanks.

We are currently using IMAP email accounts (hosted by an ISP). We are running Windows 2000 Server with Active Directory and using roaming profiles. We would like the Outlook email settings (IMAP account settings) for each user to be roaming as well. How can we accomplish this without Exchange...