I have purchased a server with Windows 2003 Server and need to know
what hardware requirements for (7) clients, what software is required
to publish apps (Quickbooks and Office 2003) and if clients are
strictly using terminal services if they need 2003 server CALS?
Re: SBS 2008 Premuim and Quickbooks ... One of my clients that I have a maintenance contract with just had a memory stick go bad. ... It was a fully buffered ECC DIMM, so the server went from no significant errors and no warnings to blue screen and refusing to fully reboot in about 2.2 second. ... At this point I dont need SQL but I have some 32 bit only applications that I need to keep such as Quickbooks.... So if I get the premuim, can I put the Quickbooks on second server and have the second server as a 32 bit box? ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
RE: Users Cant Access Documents on Server ... Thanks for using the SBS newsgroup.... As well as we know, if a workstation would not access network shares, then ... Leave the Default Gateway of the internal NIC blank of the server box. ...Clients That Require SMB Signing ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Users Cant Access Documents on Server ... my computer to the network on the server.... Connection Wizard none of the computers were listed. ... The Mac clients can not communicate with the server box. ... > Error Messages When You Open or Copy Network Files on Windows XP SP1 ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: [SLE] SMTP authentication ... So eventhough my local SMTP server dials up to the internet with a certain username and password, that same username and password would not be used as authentication between my local SMTP server and the ISP's one, should it be used as a relay? ... either defer all outgoing mails until you connect to the internet, then flush out all the mails in the queue. ... Your local server would use an external program like fetchmail to poll the mailserver of your ISP, download the mails and feed them to Postfix.... The test does NOT say "All clients must be in mynetworks, ... (SuSE)
