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6 steps to restore SBS2003 to new server

Les (u da man) Connor's six steps for moving SBS to a new server: 1. Install the loopback adapter(s) to hold the nic configuration(s). 2. Use ghost 2003 to image the existing server to a media that can be connected to the new server. 3. Move any hardware...

Published Sat, Sep 18 2004 4:42 PM by kwsupport

Filed under: Backups, SBS2003
Standard ports for SBS2003

This post has been updated. See the new one at: http://msmvps.com/kwsupport/archive/2004/10/31/17438.aspx

Published Sat, Sep 18 2004 10:45 AM by kwsupport

Filed under: SBS2003
Ghost'ing an SBS Server

This information comes from Les! I've yet to see ghost fail, and I've tested various scenarios with SBS. I suspect other imaging solutions will have similar success, but haven't used anything other than ghost. disk (scsi) to tape (dds) disk (scis) to...

Published Fri, Sep 17 2004 10:52 PM by kwsupport

Filed under: Backups, SBS2003
Creating a catch-all mailbox for all unresolved email addresses for a domain

Several different ways of doing this are listed in the following blog: http://hellomate.typepad.com/exchange/2003/08/exchange_catcha.html One of the solutions identified in the above link (the one from Michael Smith) was recently implemented successfully...

Published Wed, Sep 01 2004 9:45 PM by kwsupport

Filed under: Exchange, SBS2003
Setting workstation logoff/lockout time via Group Policy (GPO)

A commonly question asked is: can I automatically log off workstations after so many minutes of inactivity? Well, through Group Policy you can force to lock down a workstation via a password protected screensaver, but not to log it off. The GPO settings...

Published Wed, Sep 01 2004 7:27 PM by kwsupport

Filed under: SBS2003
Setting up a public resource calendar in Outlook/Exchange

Q: We are using a public calendar to reserve our conference room. We would like to be able to create an appointment within our own calendar - invite the mail enabled calendar as a resource - and know that when we invite the calendar - it is not busy....

Published Wed, Sep 01 2004 4:27 PM by kwsupport

Filed under: Exchange

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6 steps to restore SBS2003 to new server

Standard ports for SBS2003

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Setting workstation logoff/lockout time via Group Policy (GPO)

Setting up a public resource calendar in Outlook/Exchange