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Connecting to RWW with Windows XP SP3 installed  After installing Windows XP Service Pack 3 you may encounter difficulties connecting to RWW. This ar...
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UPHClean. What is it, what does it and do we need it?  UPHClean monitors the computer while Windows is unloading user profiles and forces resources that ar...
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The history of smallbizserver.net    
1999 - Mariette Knap received the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award for the first time. She was the first European Small Business Server MVP.
 
2000 - Originally started as www.sbs2000.info the site with lots of howto's and articles was launched. At that time the site was build in Frontpage and every page had to be added manually. The site was hosted on a SBS 2000 beta server.
 
2002 - The domain www.smallbizserver.net was registered and both domains were pointing to the same server that was running an early beta version of SBS 2003. The server was connected to an ADSL line with 512 Kb upstream but it was reasonably quick.
 
2004 - The site was moved to Dotnetnuke 1.0.4. One of the very first versions of Dotnetnuke! I just love Dotnetnuke. Marina received her first MVP award in January. Marina Roos joins the site in May and in June we open the first forum which got lost in 2005 when moving to Active Forums. Installed ActiveForums and created the first forums only for discussing SBS 2000 and 2003. Per May 2006 we have more then 30,000 postings and thousands of active users in the forums. In December Remote Support is launched.
 
2005 - In the autumn we designed a new logo, corporate identity and site design to increase recognizability and trust. In December Eriq Neale joins the site and the Remote Support Team.
 
2006 - New hardware was bought to make it possible to run the site on Windows 2003 R2 x64. Moved the Click Here To Subscribe As A Platinum Benefactorhardware to the collocating data center at XS4ALL. Number of page views went up to 1,6 million per month and the number of registered users passed 12,000. The site gets approx. 20 - 50 new registered members every day. 30% of all visitors are returning visitors which makes clear that users are very loyal to the site. Take a look at the map where all those users come from. The site becomes a member of the Dotnetnuke Platinum Benefactor program to support the developers. Eriq received his first MVP award in January 2006.
Jürgen Beck - CRM MVP    
Jürgen Beck is working as an independent consultant, programmer, trainer and author since 1995. He is a holder of a diploma in commerce with special emphasis on Business Information Systems and graduated 2002 with excellence at the University of Osnabrück in Germany. In the world of Microsoft technologies he is certified as a MCP, MCAD, MCSD.NET, MCDBA, MCSE and MCT. He is also certified as MBS Certified Master for Microsoft CRM. Since 2001 he is also an Oracle Certified Professional for Oracle 8.
 
For his activity on the Microsoft .NET and Microsoft CRM Community in Germany he was first awarded with the Microsoft MVP - Most Valuable Professional for Microsoft Visual C# followed by Microsoft CRM. He is the first MVP for an Microsoft Business Solutions product in Europe.
Dana Epp - Security MVP    
Dana Epp researches software security and sets the vision in the convergence of information security principles and practices with digital information asset protection for business. As a computer security software architect, Mr. Epp has spent the last 15 years focusing on computer programming with a particular emphasis on security engineering to offer a safer computing environment for business.
 
Mr. Epp has been an instructor in the Computer Information Systems department at the University College of the Fraser Valley and British Columbia Institute of Technology, teaching students about computer programming and information security. He has brought to market various computer security products including secure operating systems, firewalls, VPNs, authentication devices and intrusion prevention systems (IPS). His latest research has been on security analytics for Microsoft-based operating systems, focusing on getting relevant security intelligence information to small businesses.
 
Mr. Epp has been twice awarded (1999 and 2000) the Community Spirit Award for Business in recognition of his ongoing initiatives in promoting high technology industries in his community, and won the 2001 Chamber of Commerce “Young Entrepreneur of the Year” award. Mr. Epp is the author of “Computer Security Concepts: Managing Business Threats in a Wired World”, a book written to explain at an executive level how to handle the threats of online risk as companies move to the new digital economy. 
Chad A. Gross - SBS MVP    
Chad A. Gross is a partner with Mobitech in Omaha, NE which focuses on providing comprehensive IT services for small and medium businesses.  In addition to using and supporting Small Business Server, Chad also supports Peachtree Accounting for Windows and is an avid Access developer.  Chad is active with the Greater Omaha Small Business Server user group (www.gosbs.org) which he co-founded in April of 2003.
Mariëtte Knap - SBS MVP    
Mariëtte lives in the Netherlands and is technical director of Concentrix, a company specialized in Small Business Server solutions. She has 10 years experience with Small Business Server starting with SBS 4.0. One of the most visited and valued sites with information and Faq's (www.smallbizserver.net) is owned and maintained by Mariëtte.
Jeff Middleton - SBS MVP    
As an SBS-MVP since 1999, Jeff’s newsgroup posts are frequently characterized as small whitepapers for the length and detail he rambles into. You could Google him on topics including Group Policy, Terminal Services, Security, Patch Management, Wide-Area and remote operations, plus Disaster Recovery and Deployment optimization.
 
For 15 yrs. as a New Orleans VAR business, Jeff's one-man shop has optimized multi-site and remote operation customer scenarios. Refined support and deployment methodology produced many “work smarter, not harder” ideas over the years.

October 2004 marked his launch of www.SBSmigration.com, and finally this provides the means to get “the book” on migration from Jeff. He has condensed his server and domain upgrades experience into a unique project guide for IT Pros. Upgrade SBS server transparently, no touching the desktops, no working on weekends, no losing the original Active Directory? You can imagine this is a popular concept for the IT Pros! This process is unlike any method explained by Microsoft, it’s a truly alternative concept.

Jeff spent the month of November 2004 in Australia presenting on this topic, and meeting old friends from online for the first time…on the other side of the world! Perhaps just as interesting is how he continued supporting his USA based customers remotely while on the road: remote desktop control, VOIP-internet telephone, cell phone forwarding, and some creative wireless access tricks…all from one laptop.

Eriq Neale - SBS MVP    
Known in SBS circles as "That Mac Guy," Eriq has built his career on cross-platform integration. His move into the Small Business Server community was no different. Eriq spent a year supporting all flavors of SBS in the Microsoft CSS SBS support team, and has since gone into private practice providing support to SBS users around the globe. Eriq was the lead author for Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 Unleashed from Sams Publishing, hosts a weekly internet radio program on small business computing technology, maintains two blogs (one technical, one business), actively participates in the forums at smallbizserver.net, and still writes and records music in his ever decreasing
Marina Roos - SBS MVP    
She lives in Rotterdam, the Netherlands and has her own business Roos ComputerWorks since 1989. She got hooked on Small Business Server starting with 4.5 in 2000.
Oliver Sommer - SBS MVP    
Author of the German MS Small Business Server Community site MSSBSFAQ.de. I'm also running my own small, but successful business, Trinity Computer, since 1995, which is since then focused on Small and Medium Business Customers. Cause of that Small Business Server since v4.0 was always the main IT Product for me to handle with.
About smallbizserver.net    
The site and its content is owned by Concentrix b.v. in the Netherlands. 
 
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