Re: 2 SBS's on 2 sites 1 email domain?
- From: "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2005 13:51:26 -0400
In news:ei2wh8tnFHA.4012@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Aart Jansen <aart@*remove*hayes.co.nz> typed:
> Thanks for your responses.
>
> SBS 2000 with ISA on domain1
>
> 3 PC's on 2nd network, currently using VPN & terminal services for a
> single dos application. (this requirement will end when the new
> application arrives)
>
> the 2nd network has no server at all at the moment and its cheaper to
> get a HP server with SBS & tape drive bundle than it is an equivalent
> server with windows 2003 standard.
Sure, but there's a reason for that. I'd bite the bullet and give them their
own DC in your domain, and have them access their Exchange data via
RPC/HTTPs. I understand your concerns about bandwidtch usage - is that
*really* your *only* option?
>
> My biggest 2 requirements are the ability to backup the 3
> workstations data,
Don't store data on the workstations at all and don't worry about backing
them up. Data belongs on the server and roaming profiles means there's
nothing you care about stored locally.
> and to have a networked accounts / inventory /
> manufacturing package, that the customer is yet to purchase.
So you don't care about centralizing your data in the main office, then... ?
>
> The 3 workstations currently POP mail from the SBS2000 server, so that
> configuration is already inplace and functioning. (and I'm happy to
> leave that as is)
No point if they're going to have their own Exchange server. They get little
functionality with POP and you can't centralize your data.
>
> Based in NZ where internet traffic is charged on a usage plan, so I am
> trying to minimise traffic if possible.
>
> The SBS 2000 server is 3 years old and has been a terminal server /
> everything else SBS does for the entire time, yes its flogged but has
> been suprisingly reliable.
I would discourage using your SBS box as a terminal server....it's one of
the things I'm glad is impossible in SBS2003. It should never have been
allowed. Users shouldn't log into the server, desktop apps shouldn't be
installed on the server. Too much is at stake.
>
> 1 User on network 1 wants to have remote access to network 2. (i'm
> thinking SBS2003's remote workplace)
Yes, that can work too, if you have a spare/idle WinXP Pro box in the office
at the time.
>
> Cheers
> Aart
>
>
>
>
> ""Brandy Nee [MSFT]"" <v-branee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:Y2YweoknFHA.588@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Hello Aart,
>>
>> Thank you for posting to the SBS Newsgroup.
>>
>> Thanks a lot for Chad's input!
>>
>> I understand that you have two domains, Domain A has SBS 2K server
>> installed, and Domain B has three clients. Both of the domains use
>> the same
>> email domain. You want to know how to let these three clients to
>> receive emails from domain A. If I have misunderstood you, please
>> let me know. From the information you have applied, I do not have a clear
>> idea
>> what your
>> exact network topology it is. Do you have ISA server installed in
>> these domains, what is the server installed in domain B, exchange
>> server or SBS server?
>>
>> My suggestion is to enable POP3 service on the SBS 2K in domain A,
>> and configure POP3 connector or Outlook in domain B depend on
>> whether there is SBS server installed. Please take your time and see
>> my following general information:
>>
>> First of all, you need to make sure that you have enabled the POP3
>> service on the SBS 2K server in domain A. To do so, please see:
>>
>> a. Go to the SBS 2K server, Start -> Programs -> Microsoft Exchange
>> -> System Manager.
>>
>> b. Expand to Servers\Yourdomain\Protocols\POP3. Make sure that
>> Default POP3
>> Virtual Server is enabled. If it is not enabled, please right click
>> it and select Start.
>>
>> [Note]: On the SBS 2K3 server, by default Default POP3 Virtual
>> Server is disabled.
>>
>> c. Rerun the ICW (Small Business Server Console\Small Business Server
>> (BackOffice Manager)\To Do List\Internet Connection Wizard).
>>
>> 1> If you have another SBS server installed in Domain B, you need to
>> configure POP3 connector on this SBS server. Then the three clients
>> can receive the POP3 emails through POP3 connector. To do so, please
>> see: a. Open Exchange System Manager, expand to Connectors\Connector for
>> POP3 Mailboxes.
>>
>> b. Right click Connector for POP3 Mailboxes, go to Properties.
>>
>> c. Go to User Mailboxes tab, Add these three clients' mailboxes.
>>
>> 2> If you do not have SBS server in domain B. You can configure these
>> three
>> clients' Outlook and then they still can receive the POP3 emails. To
>> do so,
>> please see:
>>
>> a. Open Outlook, go to Tools -> E-mail Accounts.
>>
>> b. Select View or change existing e-mail accounts. Click Next.
>>
>> c. Click Add. Select POP3.
>>
>> d. Proceed to the Internet E-mail Settings (POP3) page, input the
>> User, Server and Logon Information in the blanks.
>>
>> e. Click Finish.
>>
>> Hope this information helps. If anything is unclear, please feel
>> free to let me know. I am looking forward to hearing from you!
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Brandy Nee
>>
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>>> From: "Aart Jansen" <aart@*remove*hayes.co.nz>
>>> Subject: 2 SBS's on 2 sites 1 email domain?
>>> Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 11:10:10 +1200
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>>> microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs Hi,
>>> I have two sites for one company I was thinking of setting the
>>> new SBS site to just pop the email from the older (SBS 2000) site.
>>> or is there a smtp way of doing this, theres only 3 users on the
>>> second site. so possibly could just leave the exchange dormant, and
>>> get email via pop from teh remote clients.
>>>
>>> I guess I could setup a second domain and have seperate DNS setup
>>> at the ISP and have forwarding rules on the old server for the
>>> email of the 3 users. So they would effectively have 2 email
>>> addresses. Basically I want the simplest & most robust solution.
>>>
>>> Any suggestions
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>> Aart
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