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Hi Denny...Thanks for the reply. There is no named instance. Only, the default install. Here is what is happening: Proto Local Address Foreign Address State TCP 192.168.xxx.xxx:2767 192.168.zzz.zzz:1433 TIME_WAIT As you can see, the DMZ Server's ODBC requestor port is 2742, and...

I have a problem with my MS Server 2003 on the DMZ network requesting an ODBC connection to another MS Server 2003 on my trusted network with SQL Server 2000. The DMZ server has its ODBC configured to use port 1433 which is the standard port for MS_SQL_Server. I made a rule on the Firewall to...

Can someone please explain to me what the difference between ISA and IIS is? We are a Windows 2000 and 2003 Server environment with 2003 DCs. Thank you.

Ok, so here we go...I know I need to reinstall Exchange if I want this to happen. So, do I uninstall Exchange, dcpromo, and then reinstall Exchange? Or, do I dcpromo and then reinstall Exchange? Thanks for everyones comments.

Apparently Microsoft does not support this action, KB822179. How about if once I DCPROMO then I reinstall Exchange, TechNet Article “How to Reinstall Exchange 2003 over a Damaged Installation”?

My Exchange 2003 won't start after I DCPROMO'd the Windows 2000 Server DC it was on. I made it a Mbr Srv. I did everything I could find on the Internet related to the error msg, i.e. edited group policy and reran domainprep. Nothing worked. So I put DCPROMO'd it back to a DC and it now it...

My current Windows Server 2000 environment is in Native Mode (not mixed mode). After I upgrade this server to Windows 2003 Server, will it still be in Native Mode? Or, do I have to remember to change it?

Thank you for the reply, but my zones are working and the zones are viewable in DNS manager console. I even dcpromoed my old server, but with the same results...when I open the DNS Manager on this newer server, the description in the window still says "Configure the DNS Server". The DNS...

I am replacing my old Windows 2000 server with a newer Windows 2000 server, but I need to move all the DNS, DHCP, WINS, and FSMO roles/services from the old to the new. I moved the DHCP, WINS, and FSMO roles/services. My DNS server zones are in Active Directory Integrated Primary server instead...