Introduction to Small Business Server 2003 Part 1

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Small B siness Se e Small B siness Se e Small Business Server Small Business Server Part 1 Part 1 Presented by : Presented by : Robert Crane Robert Crane BE MBA MCP BE MBA MCP director@ciaops com director@ciaops com director@ciaops.com director@ciaops.com Computer Information Agency Computer Information Agency http://www.ciaops.com http://www.ciaops.com Agenda Agenda Week 1 Week 1 What is SBS / Setup What is SBS / Setup Week 1 Week 1 What is SBS / Setup What is SBS / Setup Week 2 Week 2 – Using & configuring SBS Using & configuring SBS Week 3 Week 3 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 2 Week 3 Week 3 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting

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This is the second of a three part series that covers the basics of installing, configuring and maintaining Microsoft Small Business Server 2003. This part covers an introduction to what Small Business Server is and how to determine the best configuration. It also covers how to install the product.

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Small B siness Se eSmall B siness Se eSmall Business ServerSmall Business ServerPart 1Part 1Presented by :Presented by :Robert Crane Robert Crane BE MBA MCPBE MBA MCPdirector@ciaops comdirector@ciaops [email protected]@ciaops.comComputer Information AgencyComputer Information Agency

http://www.ciaops.comhttp://www.ciaops.com

AgendaAgenda

Week 1Week 1 –– What is SBS / SetupWhat is SBS / SetupWeek 1 Week 1 –– What is SBS / SetupWhat is SBS / Setup

Week 2 Week 2 –– Using & configuring SBSUsing & configuring SBS

Week 3Week 3 TroubleshootingTroubleshooting

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Week 3 Week 3 –– TroubleshootingTroubleshooting

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Week 1 AgendaWeek 1 Agenda

SBS “fit” in Microsoft product lineSBS “fit” in Microsoft product lineSBS fit in Microsoft product line.SBS fit in Microsoft product line.

History of SBS.History of SBS.

SBS versions and contents.SBS versions and contents.

Conside ations & limitationsConside ations & limitations

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Considerations & limitations.Considerations & limitations.

Hardware recommendations.Hardware recommendations.

Installing the product.Installing the product.

Simplifying The Power Of Simplifying The Power Of Microsoft Windows Server forMicrosoft Windows Server forSmall and Medium BusinessesSmall and Medium Businesses

Level IV

SBS 2003 M lti SWi dWi d XP

Level ILevel II

Level III

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SBS 2003 + Windows Server 2003

Multi-ServerSpecialization

Windows Small Business

Server 2003

Windows XPProfessionalPeer-to-Peer

Extend PC Value for Your

Business

The Networking Solution for

Small Business

Grow Your Windows Network to Meet Expanding

Business Needs

Integrate Serversfor Maximum Performance

and Flexibility

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HistoryHistory

Version 4.0 ( 1997 )Version 4.0 ( 1997 )( )( )Version 4.5 ( 1998 )Version 4.5 ( 1998 )Version 2000Version 2000Version 2003Version 2003Version 2003 R2 ( 2006 )Version 2003 R2 ( 2006 )Version 2008 (Nov 2008)Version 2008 (Nov 2008)

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SBS V4.5 SBS 2000 SBS 2003 SBS 2003 R2

SBS2003 SalesSBS2003 Sales

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Windows Small Business Server 2003Windows Small Business Server 2003Windows Small Business Server 2000Windows Small Business Server 2000

“It's hard to beat the value and powerful out“It's hard to beat the value and powerful out--ofof--thethe--box box functionality of SBS 2003”functionality of SBS 2003”

PC Magazine PC Magazine

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Why use SBS ?Why use SBS ?

Value for money.Value for money.Value for money.Value for money.Use high end applications like Exchange and Use high end applications like Exchange and SQL.SQL.Remote access.Remote access.Centralized information storage and Centralized information storage and management.management.Improved securityImproved security

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Improved security.Improved security.Get Outlook 2003 included. (not SBS 2008)Get Outlook 2003 included. (not SBS 2008)Fax server.Fax server.Get ready made intranet ( Get ready made intranet ( SharepointSharepoint ).).

Top Ten Reasons To Use Top Ten Reasons To Use Windows Small Business Server 2003Windows Small Business Server 2003

Create a central and secure place to store critical Create a central and secure place to store critical business information.business information.

Guard against data loss.Guard against data loss.gg

Ensure network security, thoroughly and easily.Ensure network security, thoroughly and easily.

Keep your business up and running.Keep your business up and running.

Access information from anywhere, anytime and any device.Access information from anywhere, anytime and any device.

Improve team performance through enhanced collaboration.Improve team performance through enhanced collaboration.

Increase sales and reduce costs by analyzing and managing your Increase sales and reduce costs by analyzing and managing your

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y y g g g yy y g g g ybusiness with linebusiness with line--ofof--business applications.business applications.

Reach more customers and serve them better, all day, Reach more customers and serve them better, all day, every day.every day.

Get up and running quickly and easily.Get up and running quickly and easily.

Get a platform that is easy to grow with today and tomorrow.Get a platform that is easy to grow with today and tomorrow.

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Requirements Requirements ( Microsoft )( Microsoft )

MinimumMinimumMinimumMinimumProcessor : 300Mhz Processor : 300Mhz Memory : 256MBMemory : 256MBDisk : 5GBDisk : 5GBRecommendedRecommended

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Processor : 500MhzProcessor : 500MhzMemory : 512MBMemory : 512MBDisk : 10 GBDisk : 10 GB

Windows Small Business Server Windows Small Business Server 2003 2003 -- System RequirementsSystem Requirements

Standard and Premium Editions:Standard and Premium Editions:–– 550 MHz or faster processor clock speed recommended; 300 MHz minimum550 MHz or faster processor clock speed recommended; 300 MHz minimum–– Intel Pentium/Celeron family or AMD K6/Athlon/Duron family orIntel Pentium/Celeron family or AMD K6/Athlon/Duron family orIntel Pentium/Celeron family, or AMD K6/Athlon/Duron family, or Intel Pentium/Celeron family, or AMD K6/Athlon/Duron family, or

compatible processor compatible processor –– CDCD--ROM or DVDROM or DVD--ROM driveROM drive–– Super VGA (800 x 600) or higherSuper VGA (800 x 600) or higher--resolution monitor recommended; resolution monitor recommended;

VGA or hardware that supports console redirection requiredVGA or hardware that supports console redirection required–– Keyboard and Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device, or Keyboard and Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device, or

hardware that supports console redirectionhardware that supports console redirection–– Ethernet network interface card from the Windows Server 2003 Ethernet network interface card from the Windows Server 2003

Hardware Compatibility ListHardware Compatibility List

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Standard EditionStandard Edition–– 384 MB of RAM or higher 384 MB of RAM or higher

recommended (256 MB recommended (256 MB minimum: 4 GB minimum: 4 GB maximum)maximum)

–– 4 GB of available 4 GB of available hardhard--disk space*disk space*

Premium EditionPremium Edition–– 512 MB of RAM or higher 512 MB of RAM or higher

recommended (256 MB minimum; 4 recommended (256 MB minimum; 4 GB maximum)GB maximum)

–– 5 GB of available hard5 GB of available hard--disk space* (2 disk space* (2 GB required if upgrading from SBS GB required if upgrading from SBS 2000)2000)

* Actual requirements will vary based on system configuration and the applications and features selected for install.

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Recommendations Recommendations –– SBS2003SBS2003

Minimum 2GB RAM ( 4GB better )Minimum 2GB RAM ( 4GB better )Minimum 2GB RAM ( 4GB better ).Minimum 2GB RAM ( 4GB better ).Dual processor.Dual processor.RAID disk.RAID disk.80 GB Hard disk space.80 GB Hard disk space.2 x network cards2 x network cards

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2 x network cards.2 x network cards.External tape drive.External tape drive.Dual power supply.Dual power supply.Uninterruptible Power Supply.Uninterruptible Power Supply.

LimitationsLimitations

75 license limit75 license limit75 license limit.75 license limit.4GB Server RAM. 4GB Server RAM. (SBS2003 only)(SBS2003 only)

All server software on single server.All server software on single server.SBS Server must be root of active SBS Server must be root of active directory ( i.e. first server in domain ).directory ( i.e. first server in domain ).

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1 Exchange email organization.1 Exchange email organization.16GB total private email storage.16GB total private email storage.( With Exchange SP2 now up to 75GB, SBS2003 only )( With Exchange SP2 now up to 75GB, SBS2003 only )

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Server/CAL Model:Server/CAL Model:CostCost--effectiveeffectiveScalableScalable

Windows Small Business Server Windows Small Business Server 20032003LicensingLicensing

ScalableScalableFlexibleFlexible

New Options:New Options:User or Device CALsUser or Device CALsExternal ConnectorsExternal Connectors

User CALUser CALAllows a named user to accessAllows a named user to access

Device CALDevice CALAllows multiple users to accessAllows multiple users to access

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Allows a named user to access Allows a named user to access the server from multiple the server from multiple devicesdevices

Example: A sales person who Example: A sales person who accesses their email through a accesses their email through a laptop, phone, and web browser. laptop, phone, and web browser. Only 1 user CAL is usedOnly 1 user CAL is used

Allows multiple users to access Allows multiple users to access the server from a single device the server from a single device

Example: A callExample: A call--center terminal center terminal is used by 3 different people is used by 3 different people throughout a day. throughout a day. Only 1 device CAL is usedOnly 1 device CAL is used

• Automated, network• Automated, network--wide patch and update management for wide patch and update management for ll Mi ft U d t t d d t l i th t fll Mi ft U d t t d d t l i th t fall Microsoft Update supported products, lowering the costs of all Microsoft Update supported products, lowering the costs of

managing a Microsoftmanaging a Microsoft--based network and helping to maintain based network and helping to maintain a more secure infrastructure.a more secure infrastructure.

• Increased mailbox limits from 16 GB to 75 GB, enabling • Increased mailbox limits from 16 GB to 75 GB, enabling improved productivity for employees.improved productivity for employees.

• Inclusion of SQL Server 2005 Workgroup Edition technology in • Inclusion of SQL Server 2005 Workgroup Edition technology in SBS 2003 R2 Premium EditionSBS 2003 R2 Premium Edition

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SBS 2003 R2 Premium Edition.SBS 2003 R2 Premium Edition.

• Expanded client access license (CAL) rights, including access to • Expanded client access license (CAL) rights, including access to additional Exchange Server 2003 and SQL Server 2005 additional Exchange Server 2003 and SQL Server 2005 Workgroup Edition servers in the SBS 2003 R2 network, Workgroup Edition servers in the SBS 2003 R2 network, allowing customers more flexibility in growth. allowing customers more flexibility in growth.

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Misconceptions dispelledMisconceptions dispelled

CanCan have multiple servers in SBShave multiple servers in SBSCanCan have multiple servers in SBS have multiple servers in SBS domain.domain.CanCan have multiple domains and SBS have multiple domains and SBS on same cabling.on same cabling.Applications like Exchange, SQL, ISA, Applications like Exchange, SQL, ISA, etc are theetc are the samesame as enterpriseas enterprise

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etc are the etc are the samesame as enterprise as enterprise editions just limited to operate on the editions just limited to operate on the SB server.SB server.Things work Things work betterbetter using wizards.using wizards.

1515--NovNov--20082008

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SBS 2008 differencesSBS 2008 differences

64 bit hardware64 bit hardware64 bit hardware64 bit hardwareNo support for tape drive backupsNo support for tape drive backupsEasier to set up and migrateEasier to set up and migratePremium supports 2 server Premium supports 2 server environmentenvironmentOnly support for 1 network card Only support for 1 network card configurationconfigurationNo inbuilt firewallNo inbuilt firewall

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SBS 2008 differencesSBS 2008 differences

Based on Windows Server 2008Based on Windows Server 2008Includes Exchange 2007Includes Exchange 2007Does not include Outlook clientDoes not include Outlook clientIncludes SharePoint v3Includes SharePoint v3SBS more expensive, SBS more expensive, CalsCals cheapercheaperp ,p , ppCan add 1 Cal at a time (SBS 2003 = Can add 1 Cal at a time (SBS 2003 = min 5 min 5 calscals))Add memory > 4GB ( 8Add memory > 4GB ( 8--10 GB 10 GB recommended.recommended.

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PlanningPlanning

HardwareHardwareHardware.Hardware.Disk space / partitioning.Disk space / partitioning.Internet connection.Internet connection.Migration.Migration.LicensingLicensing

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Licensing.Licensing.IP addressing.IP addressing.Management.Management.

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HardwareHardware

Name brand bundles offer best value.Name brand bundles offer best value.Warranty, ensure 3 Warranty, ensure 3 –– 5 years.5 years.Use disk redundancy = RAID.Use disk redundancy = RAID.Aim for 3 Aim for 3 -- 5 year time frame.5 year time frame.Memory is cheap, so use as much as you can.Memory is cheap, so use as much as you can.Install an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).Install an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).Consider redundant power supplies in server.Consider redundant power supplies in server.

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Co s de edu da t po e supp es se eCo s de edu da t po e supp es se eEnsure that all firmware is up to date prior to install.Ensure that all firmware is up to date prior to install.Recommend CAT6 cabling to support gigabit Ethernet.Recommend CAT6 cabling to support gigabit Ethernet.Recommend external tape drive for off site backups.Recommend external tape drive for off site backups.

Hardware Hardware –– RAIDRAID

RRedundantedundant AArray ofrray of IInexpensivenexpensive DDisksisksRRedundant edundant AArray of rray of IInexpensive nexpensive DDisksisks

Disk Disk Disk Disk

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Data DataData

Data lossData loss No Data lossNo Data loss No Data lossNo Data loss

With hot swap technology

DowntimeDowntime No DowntimeNo Downtime No DowntimeNo Downtime

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Hardware Hardware –– RAIDRAID

RRedundantedundant AArray ofrray of IInexpensivenexpensive DDisksisksRRedundant edundant AArray of rray of IInexpensive nexpensive DDisksisks

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No Data lossNo Data lossAutomatic fail over

No DowntimeNo Downtime

Spare Spare

Hardware Hardware –– RAIDRAID

RRedundantedundant AArray ofrray of IInexpensivenexpensive DDisksisksRRedundant edundant AArray of rray of IInexpensive nexpensive DDisksisks

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No Data lossNo Data lossData growth

No DowntimeNo Downtime

Spare Free space

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UUninterruptible ninterruptible PPower ower SSupplyupply

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PowerPower

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No Data lossNo Data loss

No DowntimeNo Downtime

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DowntimeDowntime

PowerPower

Power surge

No Data lossNo Data loss

No DowntimeNo Downtime

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Disk partitioning SBS 2003Disk partitioning SBS 2003

Spilt disk into 3 partitions C: D: E:Spilt disk into 3 partitions C: D: E:Spilt disk into 3 partitions C:, D:, E:Spilt disk into 3 partitions C:, D:, E:

C: = 1/6C: = 1/6thth total disk total disk –– Windows Windows (up to 25GB)(up to 25GB)

D: = 2/6D: = 2/6thth total disk total disk –– Programs Programs (up to 30GB)(up to 30GB)

E: = 3/6E: = 3/6thth total disk total disk –– DataData

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Recommend that backup device can store Recommend that backup device can store all data on one media ( all data on one media ( ieie tape ).tape ).

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Disk partitioning SBS 2008Disk partitioning SBS 2008

Minimum C: during setup = 65 GBMinimum C: during setup = 65 GBMinimum C: during setup = 65 GBMinimum C: during setup = 65 GBAll software is installed to C: by defaultAll software is installed to C: by defaultData can be relocated later via wizardsData can be relocated later via wizards

Recommended that at least 1 additional Recommended that at least 1 additional

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drive be created for data storage.drive be created for data storage.

Internet connectionInternet connection

Can use dial upCan use dial up –– but don’t !but don’t !Can use dial up Can use dial up –– but don t !but don t !Broadband with static ( set ) IP address.Broadband with static ( set ) IP address.Use server to host emails but not web Use server to host emails but not web sites.sites.Static IP address allows easier remoteStatic IP address allows easier remote

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Static IP address allows easier remote Static IP address allows easier remote access and management.access and management.Broadband packages are cheap, so get Broadband packages are cheap, so get one with a big download limit.one with a big download limit.

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Migration Migration –– SBS 2003SBS 2003

Clean installs to new hardware always bestClean installs to new hardware always bestClean installs to new hardware always best.Clean installs to new hardware always best.Can only upgrade from SBS 2000 or Can only upgrade from SBS 2000 or Windows 2000 ( or better ) installations.Windows 2000 ( or better ) installations.Can upgrade from SBS 2003 Standard to Can upgrade from SBS 2003 Standard to Premium if needed.Premium if needed.Can pg ade f om SBS 2003 Demo to RetailCan pg ade f om SBS 2003 Demo to Retail

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Can upgrade from SBS 2003 Demo to Retail Can upgrade from SBS 2003 Demo to Retail if needed.if needed.Can upgrade SBS 2003 to Enterprise Can upgrade SBS 2003 to Enterprise editions of Windows Server, Exchange, etc editions of Windows Server, Exchange, etc via a ‘transition pack’.via a ‘transition pack’.

IP addressingIP addressing

Default = 192 168 16 XDefault = 192 168 16 XDefault = 192.168.16.XDefault = 192.168.16.X

Can make anything you like.Can make anything you like.

Choose reserved addressing ( usuallyChoose reserved addressing ( usually

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Choose reserved addressing ( usually Choose reserved addressing ( usually 10.X.X.X )10.X.X.X )

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ManagementManagement

Networks require continued maintenance toNetworks require continued maintenance toNetworks require continued maintenance to Networks require continued maintenance to perform optimally.perform optimally.Software needs regular updating and Software needs regular updating and patching.patching.User requirements constantly change.User requirements constantly change.Sec it is al a s a challengeSec it is al a s a challenge

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Security is always a challenge.Security is always a challenge.Consider who is going to do this ? Do you Consider who is going to do this ? Do you want to do it ?want to do it ?SBS is Microsoft’s MOST COMPLEX product.SBS is Microsoft’s MOST COMPLEX product.

New CertificationNew Certification

“Microsoft Small Business Specialists are“Microsoft Small Business Specialists areMicrosoft Small Business Specialists are Microsoft Small Business Specialists are specially trained to understand small specially trained to understand small business needs. They can help you business needs. They can help you choose and implement the right choose and implement the right business solution more quickly and business solution more quickly and

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easily, saving time and money.”easily, saving time and money.”

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Workstation

Switch

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Workstation

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The plan The plan –– SBS 2003SBS 2003

Small Business Server

Exchange

EmailsInternet

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Installing Installing –– SBS 2003SBS 2003

11 Blue screen / DOS partBlue screen / DOS part1.1. Blue screen / DOS part.Blue screen / DOS part.

2.2. Graphical Windows 2003 setup.Graphical Windows 2003 setup.

3.3. Applications setup.Applications setup.

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4.4. User and computer setup.User and computer setup.

5.5. Client computer setup.Client computer setup.

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Installing Installing –– Blue screenBlue screen

11 Install disk driversInstall disk drivers1.1. Install disk drivers.Install disk drivers.

2.2. Create C: partition only.Create C: partition only.

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Installing Installing –– WindowsWindows

11 Set server nameSet server name1.1. Set server name.Set server name.

2.2. Set administrator password.Set administrator password.

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Configuring Configuring –– NetworkingNetworking

After Windows 2003 install returnedAfter Windows 2003 install returnedAfter Windows 2003 install returned After Windows 2003 install returned to Windows.to Windows.Add additional drivers.Add additional drivers.Partition and format remaining hard Partition and format remaining hard disk.disk.

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By default have local extensionBy default have local extensionBy default have .local extension.By default have .local extension.Are meant for internal use only.Are meant for internal use only.Don’t use .com or .com.au extensions.Don’t use .com or .com.au extensions.If using Macintoshes in domain use If using Macintoshes in domain use LOC or LAN domain extensionLOC or LAN domain extension

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Installing Installing –– ApplicationsApplications

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Premium installationPremium installation

Install Premium components ( SQL &Install Premium components ( SQL &Install Premium components ( SQL & Install Premium components ( SQL & ISA ) after standard install complete.ISA ) after standard install complete.

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InstallingInstalling

Reboot when complete.Reboot when complete.

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SBS 2003 Service Pack 1SBS 2003 Service Pack 1( if you have prior versions of SBS 2003)( if you have prior versions of SBS 2003)

Available as a download or CD from MicrosoftAvailable as a download or CD from MicrosoftAvailable as a download or CD from MicrosoftAvailable as a download or CD from MicrosoftIncludes :Includes :

–– Exchange 2003 Service Pack 1 Exchange 2003 Service Pack 1 ( SP2 now available )( SP2 now available )

–– SharepointSharepoint Service Pack 1 Service Pack 1 (SP3 now available )(SP3 now available )

–– SQL Service Pack 4 SQL Service Pack 4 ( SBS Premium only )( SBS Premium only )

–– ISA 2004 ( SBS Premium only )ISA 2004 ( SBS Premium only )–– Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP2 now available)(SP2 now available)

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–– SBS Service Pack 1SBS Service Pack 1

Don’t install Windows Server 2003 SP2 or ISA Don’t install Windows Server 2003 SP2 or ISA 2004 individually ! ( Things break )2004 individually ! ( Things break )

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Installing Installing –– User setupUser setup

Follow “To Do” listFollow “To Do” listFollow To Do list.Follow To Do list.

Connect to Internet.Connect to Internet.

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Physically connect workstation toPhysically connect workstation toPhysically connect workstation to Physically connect workstation to network.network.Open browser.Open browser.Type in Type in http://servernamehttp://servername\\connectcomputerconnectcomputer

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Ensure that are compatible with SBS !Ensure that are compatible with SBS !

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ReferencesReferences

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/default.mspxhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/default.mspx -- Microsoft SBS SiteMicrosoft SBS Sitehttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/r2/default.mspxhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/r2/default.mspx -- SBS R2SBS R2http://www.microsoft.com/WindowsServer2003/sbs/evaluation/features/default.mspxhttp://www.microsoft.com/WindowsServer2003/sbs/evaluation/features/default.mspx-- SBS FeaturesSBS Featureshttp://www.acnc.com/raid.htmlhttp://www.acnc.com/raid.html -- RAID informationRAID informationhttp://www.microsoft.com/australia/smallbusiness/http://www.microsoft.com/australia/smallbusiness/ -- Microsoft Small Business entry Microsoft Small Business entry pagepagehttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver/essential/sbs/default.mspxhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver/essential/sbs/default.mspx -- SBS 2008SBS 2008http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver/essential/products.mspxhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver/essential/products.mspx -- Server 2008 Server 2008 E i lE i l

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