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How do I add a Windows XP Professional client to my SBS?

How do I add a Windows XP Professional client to my SBS?
By Mariette Knap :: 0 Comments ::

:: Workstations, SBS 2000, Public articles

For SBS 4.5, follow the Windows 2000 deployment guide on Windows 2000 Professional Client Quick-Install Guide. There's also a full white paper. For SBS 2000, install it as a Windows 2000 client. Note that in both cases, DO NOT USE THE CLIENT FLOPPY DISK. You must configure the networking on the workstation by hand (as per the deployment guide). See for more information 316418 - How to Set Up a Windows XP Professional Client in an SBS 2000 Network.

Group policy management on SBS 2000

Group policy management on SBS 2000
By Mariette Knap :: 0 Comments ::

:: Server issues, SBS 2000, Public articles

With Group Policy management you can do some amazing things. It is a very powerfull tool to create all kind of settings that will propagate to your workstations. Microsoft released Group Policy Management Console with Service Pack 1.

How do I get the Numlock turned on?

How do I get the Numlock turned on?
By Mariette Knap :: 0 Comments ::

:: Server issues, Workstations, SBS 2003, SBS 2000, Public articles

After you restart the server or a workstation 'Numlock' has been turned off. When you start typing on your numeric keyboard the cursor keeps jumping up and down on your screen and you don't see the things what you expect to see. Takea look at the article for a fix.

Get a window that asks you to change the password?

Get a window that asks you to change the password?
By Mariette Knap :: 0 Comments ::

:: Server issues, SBS 2000, Public articles

Passwords, to many passwords and then the server starts to complain that you must change your password. I understand that to keep track of all changing passwords and login credentials is a burden for many people. You can change the default behavior on your server by changing a policy. Though we explain in this article how you do this we feel that it is not a good idea to disable this part of the password policy. If your server gets hacked because of this we have warned you!

No access to your site that is hosted at your ISP

No access to your site that is hosted at your ISP
By Mariette Knap :: 1 Comments ::

:: Server issues, SBS 2003, SBS 2000, Public articles

This is probably one of the most asked questions in our forum and public newsgroups. The reason for this is very simple. You made a mistake when you installed the server initially because you used the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) as the domain name for your server. You should have used the default naming for a SBS server and that is domain.local and nothing else. But there is a fix.

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