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Subject: SBS Premium SP1
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1/09/2006 12:58 PM  
Hi Mariette & Marina
 
Quick question - I have SBS2003 Premium and have applied SP1 a while back. I had not installed ISA or SQL but now need SQL. Is it O.K. to just go ahead and install it now? Will I need to re-apply SP1 after?
 
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1/09/2006 01:09 PM  
Hi Mike,
 
You only need to install SQL 2000 SP4 after you installed SQL 2000. ISA has SP1 integrated so there is nothing to install afterwards. Be sure to use the Premium CD for this and nothing else. The Premium CD contains the correct ISA bits for installing on a SBS 2003.
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1/09/2006 01:18 PM  
Thanks Mariëtte
I do not wish to install ISA - is that needed?
 
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1/09/2006 01:20 PM  
If you want to enjoy the benefits of the best Firewall available I would install it. Do you have a special reason you don't want to install ISA 2004?
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1/09/2006 02:02 PM  
Mariette
So far I have SBS2003/Symantec AV Multi-tier v9 (Server/Exch)/Blackberry Enterprise Server/VPN Server running on this box and do not want to slow it down further!
 
We have a Hardware Router/SPI Firewall.
 
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1/09/2006 07:06 PM  
Mike how do you install SQL2000 in SBS2003 PREMIUM. Pls. help. Thanks.
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1/09/2006 07:55 PM  
Posted By joseneil on 09 Jan 2006 19:06
Mike how do you install SQL2000 in SBS2003 PREMIUM. Pls. help. Thanks.
Put the Premium CD in the CD tray and run the installer.
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1/10/2006 11:00 AM  
Mariëtte
 
Thank you for your help - we bow to your (almost) limitless knowledge!
 
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1/10/2006 03:24 PM  
Mariëtte Knap Smallbizserver.Net AdministratorMission accomplished. We have joined the branch office to our SBS 2003 Headquarters and have the same user experience on the branch office as we have on our local  network at the Headquarters. Want to know how? Signup up for a subscription and get instant access to the article series 'How to add an additional Domain Controller from a remote office to the SBS domain'
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