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I have a file server setup with an internal ip of 192.168.0.3 which is behind a cable router with a valid internet ip address assigned by the cable company. Is there a way to access this file server from the Internet? Thank you very much in advance. Mark

Thanks for the infor. I can't just wait for Microsoft. They may never release such a driver. Someone must have figured out an alturnative to use ATI with Win Server 2003. Any suggestions? Thanks!

I bought the PowerColor Radeon 9550 256MB video card and have been trying to get it to work with Windows Server 2003. Everytime I load the driver, the display fall back to 640/480 mode. Please help!!! Thank you very much in advance.

Hi Alex, You need to install and setup NAT service which is in Routing and Remote Access in order to have your private clients going through the public interface. Regards, Mickey.

I am wondering if any of you experience the same problem with Windows Server 2003 NAT. My connection drops every 10 or 20 minutes. Refresh the NAT service will normally re-establish the connection. I can't keep refreshing the service. Please help me out... Thank you!

I am trying to connect to a web folder created on a web server running Windows Server 2003 using: http://webservername/foldername I get prompt for user name and password. After entering the correct user name and password, I get the following error: 'The folder you entered does not appear to be...

Both Exchange Servers are also Active Directory DCs. I demoted the Win2k DC (Exchange Server) before the mailbox transfer. But Exchange Server failed to start. I will restore the server from backup and try transfer the mailboxes before the demote. My concern is that 'will it cause problems with...

Thank you very much for the detail instructions. I am 'decommissioning' the E2K server altogether. Both exchange servers were installed as the 1st Mail Server in the same site. I hope that won't cause any problems during the mailbox transfer.

I did a clean install of Windows Server 2003 and Exchange 2003. Can I just use the Move Mailbox feature on the new server or do I need to do it from the old Win2k/Exchange2k server? Thanks.

Ignore my post, compgirlfhredi. I saw your reply to my topic. Thank you.

You deserve a Star, compgirlfhredi, saving the guy from re-installing Exchange. Any suggestions on how to move mailboxes from one Exchange Server to another?

I just did a new install of Exchange Server 2003 and am thinking about moving the existing mailboxes from Exchange 2000. I am wondering if someone could help me with some directions...Do I need to perform Export and Import or is there a way to do a direct transfer? Thank you very much in advance!

Intranet clients in a subnet behind a router have no problem communicating to the NAT server and to the Internet. However, the NAT server can not ping the intranet clients in the different subnet through a router. I did configure the Private Nic on the NAT server to include the intranet router...

I dual boot between win2k adv server and windows server 2003. Everytime when I shut down win2k adv server, I got a blue screen: STOP: 0x0000000A (0x00000124, 0x00000002, 0x00000001, 0x804DE7E8) IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL I checked the Microsoft site, they mentioned that blue screen may occur at...

Very good utility. I did find one record which still has the old address. Also, some configuration within Exchange still retained the old address. It is working now. Thank You!!!

I changed the NAT IP range to reflect the new ip. But I still receive no emails. Anything else I could do to trace the problem? Thanks again.

Good point. The Exchange Server is also the NAT. Maybe the NAT needs to be re-configured. I will try that this evening. Thank you!!!

Network Solutions is hosting my DNS. Their MX records are fully qualified host names. The ip address for those hosts have already been changed to reflect the new ip address. What else could cause the problem? How long should I wait? Any tools to troubleshoot what is going on? Thanks.

My ISP recently changed the IP address of my Exchange Server. I updated the DNS server to reflect the new IP. Three days passed, I still can't receive any mail. I can send out mail with no problems and I can access the web server (which is the same server as Exchange) with the domain name. It...

Looks like VNC requires a Telnet session through the browser. Since the firewall blocked telnet, I guess I am out of luck...