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Antivirus solutions for SBS 2000

Antivirus solutions for SBS 2000
By Mariette Knap :: 0 Comments ::

:: Exchange Server 2000, Server issues, SBS 2000, Antivirus, Public articles

Antivirus solutions for SBS is a must, you cannot without it. Be sure to read this docment as it gives you advice on the several options you have. If you go shopping always ask if the antivirus solution offered is sepcially made for SBS 2000.

My ISP told me that my server is an open relay

My ISP told me that my server is an open relay
By Mariette Knap :: 0 Comments ::

:: Exchange Server 2000, SBS 2000, Public articles

Take a look at these knowledge base articles to fix this problem:

How do I configure OWA without SSL

How do I configure OWA without SSL
By Mariette Knap :: 0 Comments ::

:: Exchange Server 2000, SBS 2000, Public articles

I have decided to write this document because more and more "part time" administrators just run the ICW and think that the server is safe, well it is NOT. Opening the SBS 2000 server to the Internet is not a good idea but if you really need OWA for remote users to read and write mail from a location that only offers web browsing then you should follow these steps to secure your server. If you do not feel comfortable doing this kind of work, please find a consultant. A better solution would be to VPN into the server.

Why does store.exe takes all available RAM

Why does store.exe takes all available RAM
By Mariette Knap :: 0 Comments ::

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

After several days you will see on your server that something takes a lot of Ram. That 'something' is a process called 'store.exe' and not really something to worry about.

How to filter spam in Exchange 2000

How to filter spam in Exchange 2000
By Mariette Knap :: 0 Comments ::

:: Exchange Server 2000, SBS 2000, Public articles

Spam is in those days one of the most annoying users have to deal with. Trying to find out which mails are spam or not do cost users a lot of time and if you are the business owner it will cost you money. People who need to spend time reading crap don't do you any good.

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