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Hi Burt - The patch was dated Oct 22 - Security Update for Windows Server 2003 (KB958644) with the following description: "Microsoft has released an out-of-band patch to fix an extremely critical worm hole that exposes Windows users to remote code execution attacks. The emergency update comes...

Hi - Up until a week or so ago, I could log on to our SBS2003 Server remotely via Remote Web Workplace. All of a sudden - something changed. I can still log on to our Remote Web Workplace and then log on to one of the client workstations with no problem - however, I no longer can access...

Hi - Up until a week or so ago, I could log on to our SBS2003 Server remotely via Remote Web Workplace. All of a sudden - something changed. I can still log on to our Remote Web Workplace and then log on to one of the client workstations with no problem - however, I no longer can access...

Is Exchange Agent Needed for any Backup software? How do I tell if we have it installed on our Server, and if we do, how do I insure it is licensed?

Our IT Company recommends Acronis Backup Software. Would this handle the Exchange backups - if so, for a small (7 workstation) network - would this be the most cost effective software - or would NTBackup or Symantec BackupExec (as mentioned by DAVETOO) be preferable.. I have heard Veritas is...

First I want to thank everyone for their responses - Second - I just wanted to clarify something - DAVETOO mentioned: "Emails that are kept on the Exchange server mailboxes are in the Exchange Information Stores." Would these files be in the \Exchange\MDBDATA directory? I see in there a...

We have a small office with 7 workstations running on SBS 2003 and using Exchange Server 2003. We know that on standalone PC's - the .pst file is the Outlook e-mail file which needs to be backed up. However, we are a bit confused when networked and using Exchange Server. Are there .pst files on...

To enhance our security we are considering that we rename the Administrator Account in SBS 2003 After a lot of Googling (as well as reading Microsoft's instructions) - it seems pretty easy and straight forward. We were just going to do it ourselves (We're just a small 8 person Company and...

To enhance our security we are considering that we rename the Administrator Account. After a lot of Googling (as well as reading Microsoft's instructions) - it seems pretty easy and straight forward. We were just going to do it ourselves (We're just a small 8 person Company and don't have an...

We use SBS 2003 and have 3 remote users, 2 use VPN's and one uses Remote Desktop - all three have Server access. Is there anyway that a hacker using a wireless device intercept these VPN or RDC connections and obtain access to a workstation or Server. Is there anyway at all that any wireless...

We use SBS 2003 and have 3 remote users, 2 use VPN's and one uses Remote Desktop - all three have Server access. Is there anyway that a hacker using a wireless device intercept these VPN or RDC connections and obtain access to a workstation or Server. Is there anyway at all that any wireless...

Hi - I had been setup for Desktop Remote Access which allowed me to access our Server and any of the workstations. This had always worked fine. Recently, I can no longer access the Server - but I can access the workstations. The message I get is " "Connectivity to the remote computer could...

For additional Security I wanted to change our Administrator name to make it a bit more difficult for hackers. After checking the Microsoft Website - the instructions seem pretty easy and straightforward - even for a non-techie like myself. However, an individual at work who is supposed to be...