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(Using SBS 2000) Hi My boss needs to access a particular website - he gets an error message saying unable to connect to port 5000. I can access this website from Internet Explorer on the W2k server, but none of the client PC's on the network can. I have setup an IP filter in ISA server to...

Thanks for all the replies - I haven't been back to this server to check the suggestions yet - will post an update as soon as I get there Regards Frank

Hi When I run ipconfig on the server it shows the IP address of the lan NIC (192.168.0.2 - 255.255.255.0), the IP address of the dialup connection ((212.159.etc), and a mystery third IP address (192.168.0.32 - 255.255.255.255) Anyone got any ideas where this other address and subnet mask...

All sorted now: ISA Management -> Access Policy -> IP Packet Filters. Create a new packet filter, outbound, local port any, remote port 79. Thanks for your help and interest

I've been told I need to open port 79 as it is currently blocked _ (I need to use the finger command to dequeue some mail). Can anyone tell me how to open this port? Thanks Frank

Thanks for your reply and your help. I was also pointed to http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=262054 as another source of information Regards Frank

I'm used to being able to see all users email (in SBS 4.5) by using Outlook on the server and going into FILE... OPEN... OTHER USERS FOLDER... INBOX. Outlook on my SBS 2000 server won't let me do this - any suggestions? Regards Frank

Thanks for your input - I also had a suggestion to check out KB 292822 from Susan Bradley on the MS SBS2000 newsgroup. This seems to have done the trick for now. Thank God for support forums! Frank

Thanks for your reply The installation is less than 2 weeks old - I put SP3 on straight away. Is it worth removing it? Frank

One server running SBS2000 with SP3. 23 pc's running a mixture of XP Pro, Win 2000 Pro, Win98 and Win95. (No NT). There is also a Unix box sitting on a fixed IP address which can be seen and accessed through the list of networked PC's. I wasn't there when it happened today, but I gather the...

Using SBS2000 SP3 Once or maybe twice a day the list of PC's and printers on the network disappears. Shared folders (Company and User) can still be accessed and Exchange is still live, but you can't browse the network machines until rebooting, when they all appear again. Anyone else had...

Thanks for your replies >What email server are you using? Exchange? Yes, Exchange 2000. In Exchange 5.5 I used to be able to run Outlook on the Server and view the administrator email account, and also be able to use File, Open, Other Users Folder... but I can't access any of the user...

Thanks for your reply. I haven't done anything about this as it doesn't seem to be causing a problem at the moment, and other problems have been more pressing. I'll keep an eye on it. Regards Frank

Thanks guys I've got access to the computers now, but not the email folders, I'll keep working at it! Frank

Hi Just moved to W2k Server from NT4 Server. I was used to the administrator account being able to see everything - all users disk shares and email folders. I can't do that now, have I not configured something right? Regards Frank