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I can't seem to find a comparison between the two. What's the difference? Do they both provide similar roaming capabilities?

Sorry for the late reply. It worked fine, I would slipstream in SP4 using http://www.nliteos.com/ As you found, it isn't supported by microsoft. If it is your only dc you shouldn't have to worry. If there are multiples I would transfer your fsmo roles and dcpromo it out first.

Thanks RichardHuang! I didn't know DNSStuff had this query. Looks like we're listed in APEWS.ORG (never even heard of them...) Zelandakn, I thought saying that I had set up both an a record and reverse DNS would indicate that (of course) we have a static address.. I didn't think you could set...

We have a brand new domain, Exchange 2003, an a record for 'mail.ourdomain.com' and a reverse DNS record for our public ip that goes to that address. Everything works fine, but all users emails to yahoo, gmail, aol, etc. go into the "Bulk" or "Spam" folder. Any ideas? We send out very little...

I have a Exchange 2003 server, it randomly stops sending email. If I go into the queue and force the connection all mail goes. Any ideas? The server (including exchange) is service packed, no smart host, tried different DNS forwards, etc.

The same way you backed it up. Once you've followed the directions in the article for the recovery storage group, you will run NTBackup and select Exchange Exchange Server, Server Name, Microsoft Information Store, First Storage Group, Mailbox store. Not any individual files.

It's a another storage group, in Exchange System Manager. You'd have to use exmerge to extract their mailbox, then you'll have a PST file that they can retrieve data easily. http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/ExMerge-Recover-Mailbox.html

Make sure any USB hard drives are unplugged...

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824126

Start here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998950.aspx http://support.microsoft.com/kb/833401

You need to allow anonymous access.

What errors do you get? I've installed it probably 100 times... make sure you go into your website properties, go to Home Directory, click Configuration, click Options, and make sure "Enable Parent Paths" is checked.

Not enough information to make sense to me, but I would have all of my T1's on T1 interface cards and bond them. If not, there is another router involved and you need to have it bonded on that router.

If you have multiple T1's going to each branch, you need to bond them. But I only see 1 serial interface on your main router, how are these "T1's" set up?

Use this: http://www.liberum.org/ Completely free, highly customizable, works VERY well.

Thanks!

Only security it needs is System and maybe administrators access...

Thanks, but is that adsl or sdsl? I think they are different, sdsl using a controller card with an ATM sub interface..

Anyone have any configs of this? I have an SDSL line and a cisco 1803, I've never configured DSL on a cisco router, any advice/samples?

BTW, you should expedite this. Running out of disk space is very bad with exchange. At minimum your exchange database will dismount itself. But you do not want to run out of space with exchange.