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When the problem is occurring can that server access anything on the network? Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

On the Windows 7 machines is network discovery enabled? That is under Network and Sharing Center and advanced sharing properties. As far as the server goes I would recommend installing a desktop OS for simplicity. It could be used as it sets but you would want to ensure it isn't running DHCP...

Sorry I completely overlooked that it was a dynamic disk. No you can't use gparted for dynamic disk. Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

If you have a good backup. I have used Gparted for this many times with good success. http://gparted.sourceforge.net/ Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

First I would suggest testing to see if your server is an open relay. You can go to http://www.mxtoolbox.com/ and test it there. Check that first and if you are not an open relay then I assist further. Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

If what you are trying to do is setup another static ip in the same network for the purposes of port forwarding. Then all you have to do is create the port forwarding rule as you normally would and apply the secondary address to the rule. I ran into this same thing and beat my against the wall...

Awesome congrats! Good luck! Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

Agreed. Transcender is legitimate. Test King is not. I definitely would not recommend Test King. Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

Are you attempting to do an in place upgrade or this on new hardware? Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

No it won't be that simple unfortunately. I have not done this migration directly. But I believe the path will be to build the new SBS 2008 box in a new domain. Use the active directory migration tool to move users. Then use exmerge to export mailboxes and import them into the new Exchange...

Sbs 2003 will support a 2008 dc. I have several clients running with this scenario. You just have to update the schema as you would on any other 2003 dc. Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

I used the Mike Meyers books and bought them from Amazon. They worked well for me. Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

Nice.... I hate brain dumps they take away value from all of us who work hard and acquire our certifications honestly. Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

I would say you most definitely have a LAN and CAN. Because the scenario you are desribing is multiple LAN's interconnected together in a limited geographical area. A WAN is thought of as spanning a much larger area typically over the internet. So say you have a remote office in Dallas and one...

Ironically that is why I needed to take these test so fast. I had planned on studying longer but it didn't happen. The other thing that test covered alot of was WSUS and network monitoring and management. Data collector sets, perfmon, reliability monitor and network monitor. Authentication...

I just took the 70-648 which is the 640 & 642 combined. I failed it espescially the 640 portion of it. On the 642 portion I did better but still wasn't as prepared as I thought I was. A big portion covered Network Access and I had a couple of questions pertaining to Direct Access. Direct Access...

It is not necessarily enabled in SBS 2003. As a part of the Internet connection wizard you have the option to enable it. I think it says use Outlook via the Web. Maybe this article will help to ensure it is enabled. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb123622(EXCHG.65).aspx This would...

Your welcome. Are you trying to connect to Exchange with Ipad locally on your network or from outside of the organization like on 3g or some other network? Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

I am using SBS2003 in our orginization and have both Droid and Iphone/Ipad connected to our Exchange. Do you get any sort of error messages when you try to connect??? Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS

The Ipad supports Exchange accounts by default. You don't need any 3rd party software. Here is a link with a how to http://www.ehow.com/how_6397345_set-microsoft-exchange-accounts-ipad.html Also your Exchange Server has to have RPC over Http enabled. Network+ Inet+ MCP MCSA 2003 MCTS