Re: Help!!! Reinstall of SBS 2003 problems / trouble: component errors

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Well the fixin' is too late....regarding my problem I spent 4 hours w/
Microsoft Support ($245) and I was left with instructions to format my C
partition and install a clean copy of the server software. For some reason
on the reinstall the active directory was not creating the necessary
'Security Groups' in the mybusiness portion. As a result the install
packages could not create the necessary privileges to install the server
applications. That's the long and short of my problem. Sometimes
especially when you are desperate you have to muck-around.

"Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks [MVP]" <sbradcpa@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote in message news:e9Me24fdFHA.3032@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Guys...guys...can you call PSS before you start mucking around like this?
>
> You don't clean install a server okay?
>
> You fix it.
>
> eristic chicken wrote:
>> I am having a similar issue. Is there any way to rollback or remove sbs
>> 2003 sp1? It all worked before I installed the SP (yes I read the docs on
>> how to install it) Now I have a client with no intra-net site or no
>> e-mail or both. And I can't run the server management tool at all!
>>
>> "Brian E. Goldman" wrote:
>>
>>
>>>While trying to configure RCP over HTTP I installed SBS SP1 following all
>>>of other windows installation steps. I lost my monitor/ reporting
>>>feature and several other IIS features. As a result I decided to restore
>>>from backup...which was bad. So I decided to reinstall as a clean
>>>install. Windows Server 2003 comes up fine. But when I install SBS I
>>>get the following error:
>>>
>>>Server Configuration Error: An error occurred while creating user
>>>accounts. Open Active Directory Users and Computers, and manually create
>>>a test user to verify that Active Directory is running. Rerun Setup.
>>>
>>> I've been able to create a test user. Active Directory appears to be
>>> running. I have tried reinstalling several times resulting in new
>>> windows installations each time. Starting to put a dent in my harddrive
>>> space.
>>>
>>>Server Tools Error: An error occurred while copying files for the Server
>>>Tools component. See C:\Program Files\Microsoft Integration\Windows
>>>Small Business Server 2003\Logs\SBSMSI-remote.LOG for the list of files
>>>that were not copied. You may want to run Setup again and reinstall the
>>>component.
>>>
>>>I've looked at the above but I can't make heads/ tails. I'm new to this
>>>server world.
>>>
>>>Please help??!!!!


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