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That's ridiculous. You just run the wizard again to turn it off. Of course, if you don't clear out the Client Side Cache you could run into synch issues. See http://sbsurl.com/csc for details on how to do that. Jeffrey B. Kane [MVP - Small Business Server] TechSoEasy...

You missed the fact that on an SBS you don't need to configure all of this manually. As long as you add users using the Add User Wizard (from the SBS Server Management Console), and then run the "Configure My Documents Folder Redirection" wizard, it will be fully configured with nothing more to...

See this blog post for the best way to configure: http://sbsurl.com/vpntunnel Jeffrey B. Kane [MVP - Small Business Server] TechSoEasy http://www.techsoeasy.com Blog: http://techsoeasy.spaces.live.com

I have no problems with the Server Version, I don't really use the workstation one. But you can download a fully functional trial version to test it out. I have used the Universal Restore feature and it works just fine... as long as you prepare the boot disk before attempting any migration (or...

For those amount of users it sounds fine. You may want to add the extra 2GB of RAM to the server, especially since RAM is so cheap these days. Just be sure to fully back up the server before installing it. The best way to do that would be to use an imaging backup such as Acronis True Image...

I don't have any direct experience with Xactimate, but plenty with SBS, and after looking at the Xactware site I don't see why they wouldn't be compatible. You can easily test it though by doing a test installation, and if you haven't set up an SBS before, you really need to do that a few times...

Martin... ALWAYS use the wizards with SBS. To be honest, the vast majority of my work these days is to fix SBS installations that were done by very experienced MCSE's who ignored the wizards. They're the same ones who shout that all of these services and components shouldn't be on the same...

Make sure that those user's AD Accounts are in the default OU of MyBusiness\Users\SBSUsers. Then, run the Change User Permissions Wizard to reapply the appropriate template to their accounts. If you are still having problems, look in the Event Log on the Workstations they are using for...

Bob, To resolve this, follow the steps outlined here: http://snipr.com/1xts3 Jeffrey B. Kane [MVP - Small Business Server] TechSoEasy http://www.techsoeasy.com Blog: http://techsoeasy.spaces.live.com

Why aren't you using Exchange Server? It's really the heart of the SBS. Without it, you have miss out on these benefits: Automatic Deleted Message Retention and Retrieval Single-instance storage for messages addressed to multiple recipients -- meaning if an attachment is sent to multiple...

Unfortunately, KB884453 is not the method to migrate your Server 2000 to SBS 2003. Instead you really should have followed the instructions detailed in http://sbsurl.com/migrate. Had you done that, the user and computer accounts would be in the correct OU. Yes, it's important that they are in...

Forwarding to an external email address is completely different. But if you are using Small Business Server, and if the home user has Outlook 2003 (not Express), then you can have him use RPC over HTTPS (Outlook Anywhere) to access his Exchange Mailbox. Forwarding them to his home email would...

If you're going to post the same question then it wouldn't make sense for me to reply in this thread. I'll watch for the separate one. Jeffrey B. Kane [MVP - Small Business Server] TechSoEasy http://www.techsoeasy.com Blog: http://techsoeasy.spaces.live.com

Sounds like you really have some underlying problems with this server. If most of the web services are missing in the CEICW, then my first suggestion would be to reinstall the Networking Components. You do this by Opening Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs and scrolling down to Windows Small...

If you are using Small Business Server 2003, then that is done by running the Configure Monitoring Wizard and entering your email address on the "ALERTS" screen. Jeffrey B. Kane [MVP - Small Business Server] TechSoEasy http://www.techsoeasy.com Blog: http://techsoeasy.spaces.live.com

Mary, I'd be happy to asnwer your question, but you really should post it as a separate, new question if you want everyone to see it and get more responses. Thanks! Jeffrey B. Kane [MVP - Small Business Server] TechSoEasy http://www.techsoeasy.com Blog: http://techsoeasy.spaces.live.com

I would say it's a very dark path to tread down, which Microsoft has somehow characterized as being a stroll in the park. Take a read of this http://sbsurl.com/3x While that article talks about it taking at least 3 times to get right, consider that it usually takes more. Then consider that if...

I agree about the dummy SMTP address. because after you remove the true email address and place on the other user's account you should disable the old user account. So, what would you do about the archived email messages? Before disabling the account, log into it and open Outlook and export...

Well, since you already OWN ISA Server then that changes teh cost issue even more... making a Squid Proxy deployment significantly more expensive. Another NIC will cost you about $60 or $70. A lot less than another server for your proxy. As for not having any experience with ISA, you don't...

First of all the difference between a Standard Server 2003 and Small Business Server 2003 (SBS) is that SBS is a packaged solution that includes Standard Server 2003 and a lot more. Think of it as Standard Server 2003 being a Home that is being built... but only the framework has been put up...