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[Today's post comes to us courtesy of Shawn Sullivan] In SBS 2003, the CEICW was available to administrators for configuring their firewall, Internet connection, self-signed certificate, and email settings from a single wizard. Re-running the CEICW was a common troubleshooting step in fixing network related problems. However, SBS 2008 has taken the concept of the CEICW and broken it down into several specific wizards in place of one monolithic wizard. Administrators can now address more specific
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Sean Daniel (member of the SBS product team) has written an excellent blog post on why you should run DHCP on SBS 2008. You can read all about it here: http://sbs.seandaniel.com/2008/10/do-i-absolutely-have-to-run-dhcp-on-sbs.html .
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Check out this great post about SBS 2008's Fix My Network Wizard on Sean Daniel's blog: http://sbs.seandaniel.com/2008/10/fix-my-network-wizard-in-sbs-2008.html
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[Today's post comes to us courtesy of Ed Walters and Justin Crosby] Today we continue with part 2 of our 3 part series on the IAMW. Part 1 can be found here . Scenario 2 - I have a domain name I currently own and would like to use Select the “Set up your Internet address” task. Select “I already have a domain name that I want to use”. Click "Next" to be taken to the domain management section of the wizard, you will have 2 options: Scenario 2.A: I want
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[Today's post comes to us courtesy of Shawn Sullivan and Rituraj Choudhary] Today’s post discusses the certificate distribution package on SBS 2008. The SBS 2008 self-signed SSL certificate that is installed in IIS 7 is a leaf certificate; meaning that the Issued to and Issued by names are not the same. Unlike SBS 2003, Certificate Services is installed as part of setup and a root Certificate Authority (CA) certificate is created to validate the server. If a client machine or mobile
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[Today's post comes to us courtesy of Shawn Sullivan] The purpose of the “Add a trusted certificate wizard” is to simplify the process of requesting and obtaining a trusted 3 rd party SSL certificate for the SBS Web Applications website in IIS 7. This eliminates the need to use the native IIS 7 interface, which is more complicated and time consuming. However, this wizard only works with the SBS Web Application site. It does not submit or process certificate requests for any other website;
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[Today's post comes to us courtesy of Shawn Sullivan] Networking has changed significantly in requirements, setup, and configuration on SBS 2008. This blog post introduces one of the major networking wizards and gives some insight on how setup handles networking. The job of the CTIW is to detect a third party firewall device or ISA server and an existing DHCP server, while trying to gather information about the current network settings so it can properly configure the server to communicate with the
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[Today's post comes to us courtesy of Justin Crosby and Wayne McIntyre] Networking in SBS 2008 has been simplified down to one supported network topology. Today’s post will discuss this topology. SBS 2008 is designed to be installed with a single network adapter. If SBS setup detects multiple NICs all but one will be disabled. The NIC must use a private IP address with a 255.255.255.0 subnet mask. The following IP ranges are supported: 10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255 192.168.0.0
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On behalf of the SBS team, I am extremely pleased to announce that Windows Small Business Server 2008 software has been finalized! Today both SBS Standard and Premium are being released to manufacturing, which means we begin the process of finalizing international versions, creating media, building packaging, delivering the product to distribution channels and handing it off to our OEM partners, so it will be widely available by our November 12 launch. (More information about launch will come in
Posted to The Official SBS Blog (Weblog) by SBS Bloggers on August 21, 2008
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[Today's post comes to us courtesy of John Bay] We wanted to make everyone aware of a minor issue we recently discovered during the testing of Vista Service Pack 1 and Windows Server 2008. The remote web workplace has the ability to connect to the server console session. This is an optional checkbox exposed under the optional settings link. If you use a Vista SP1 or a Windows Server 2008 system to connect to the SBS server, the log on to or resume the console session of the remote computer will no
Posted to The Official SBS Blog (Weblog) by SBS Bloggers on March 20, 2008
Filed under: Technote, Windows Vista, Networking, Remote Site/Office, Windows Small Business Server 2008, Windows Vista SP1, Windows Server 2008
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