When asked by a client to create additional e-mail addresses in SBS, I've
always created a specific user account for that purpose, assigned the
correct "Send As" permissions in AD, and then opened the additional mailbox
in the respective user's Outlook client.
However, doing some searching on the Web for another issue, I noticed that
you can assign an e-mail address to a Public Folder, which on the surface
would appear to do the same thing.
Can anyone please provide an idea of the advantages/disadvantages of each
approach?
Re: server and client ... Even though the domain name is the same on the new install of SBS, the user account SIDs from the old install are lost. ... and teh i return it like what u say but i fond another problem in the client... Small Business Server 2000 Resources ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
RE: Change local user name ... You have a client PC and a local user account named "Robert" for that ... You have created a domain user account named "Rob" for that user either. ... I am curious why you want to use the local user account in the SBS domain.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: server and client ... but what u mean set up each user account from the beginning. ... i've done that the domin is the same i unjoin the client from the domain ... If you have reinstalled SBS 2000, you'll need to unjoin the workstations ... Small Business Server 2000 Resources ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Some xp clients very slow to boot (continued....) ... If *some* XP clients are slow to start, I'd focus on that end rather than on the SBS itself. ... Start with a user account, on a good client computer, and use that account on a slow client computer.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Good sites for Remote Web Workplace info/setup? ... on their network & see what I can do - or damage. ... I've TS'd into a server for testing, and via IIS browsing /remote, right now ... > could go for a cold one while the happy user explores SBS....Client Microsoft® Windows® Telephony Application Programming ... (microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz)
