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2009-12-12T20:02:10Z

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Remote access dial-in on SBS2000

2009-12-12T15:51:02Z

Hello.
SBS2000, SP4
ISA2000
DHCP Enabled
Routing and Remote Access enabled
No Exchange
Dell server with two NICS
Internal NIC 192.168.16.2 on Intel PRO/1000 MT Dual Port Server Adapter
External NIC 192.168.1.10 on Intel PRO/1000 MT Dual Port Server Adapter
Disabled internal ethernet adapter
Zyxel Zywall 10 firewall (192.168.1.1)

Re: Loss of internet connectivity on server

2009-11-24T20:29:27Z

Hi Don,
The "saving your settings" problem sounds like a profile issue...
You experience log off problems on a Windows XP-based, Windows Server
2003-based, Windows 2000-based, or Windows NT 4.0-based computer
[link]
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When you try to log off in Windows 2000, the "Saving settings…" message is

Loss of internet connectivity on server

2009-11-24T19:59:07Z

I have a SBS 2000 installation with 2 NIC's that has been running flawlessly
for years. About two months ago an issue started that first presented itself
with the inability to establish a VPN connection. I assumed it was a glitch
and rebooted the server. Since that time, the problem would occur on a more

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2009-11-16T17:18:21Z

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Re: SBS 2000 - Supported Configuration

2009-11-16T02:26:36Z

I've probably forgotten more about SBS 2000 than I ever knew. :-)
However, you should be able to run SBS 2000 with a single NIC. ISA would
then be running in "cached" mode rather than "firewall" (Integrated) mode.
You can also completely remove ISA 2000 from the server after installation
by using the "rmisa.exe" utility found on the SBS 2000 CD2. I would

Re: SBS 2000 - Supported Configuration

2009-11-16T00:08:02Z

Larry
This is a fresh install, a rebuild of an existing system which after many
years could do with it. No plans to move over to 2008 just yet.
Perhaps when I said supported config I should of said "is this really going
to work.. or will it throw a wobbly?" I know 2000 is now out of its extended

Re: SBS 2000 - Supported Configuration

2009-11-15T23:17:13Z

NO configuration of SBS 2000 is currently supported, so go wild, do what you
want, it makes no difference.
Personally, if I was looking after SBS2000 (which I did until late June 09),
without ISA I would have a decent firewall in front of it and run as single
NIC.

Re: SBS 2000 - Supported Configuration

2009-11-15T17:06:33Z

Are you planning to or attempting to install fresh, or are you planning to
or attempting to remove SQL and ISA?
If a fresh install, the best suggestion i can offer at this point is to try
deselecting them as you run the installation.
I guess you know that this version of SBS is no longer supported by MS, and

SBS 2000 - Supported Configuration

2009-11-15T11:46:02Z

Consider a SBS 2000 installation with 2 NIC's and all CD options accept SQL
2000 and ISA 2000. Despite having 2 NIC's and no ISA (just RRAS effectively)
is this configuration supported.... will it work in this older version as it
does with SBS 2003 Standard?

Re: SBS TS License issue

2009-11-09T20:18:29Z

SD,
The answer here is yes, but there's caveats.
You can add a Windows 2003 server to an SBS 2000 domain, but you must
install the License Server on the Windows 2003 server and follow a couple of
KBs to configure it so that you can have a non-DC as your license server, or
you need to make the 2003 server a DC (I wouldn't recommend that).

Re: SBS TS License issue

2009-10-23T17:54:47Z

Hi:
It has been some time since I thought about this, but it seems to me that
Server 2000 had a special exemption for TS Cals that allowed TS users up
to the limit of the Server Cals without purchasing a TS license CAL.
My distant bell says the clients had to be 2000 pro, but I may be listening

SBS TS License issue

2009-10-23T16:01:01Z

We have a sbs2000 which acts as a TS license server. I want to add a new
windows 2003 member server as the new TS and not use the sbs2000. Can I add
the 2003 server TS license server to the domain as a license server?
thnaks,
sd

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2009-10-22T09:29:33Z

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Re: OWA 2000 Requests Multiple Logins

2009-10-21T08:13:01Z

I have been looking into this a little more and have noted the following;
When users access OWA using a direct connection, ie from home etc.... there
is no issue. When users access OWA from another network through another ISA
server... ie ISA - internet - Our network, the problem is only present then.