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Windows Small Business Server 2003WindowsSmall Business Server 200 3, Part 3SBS2K3 Installation Walk ThroughSuite Setupby Andy Goodman SBS-MVP with Special Thanks to JimMarchLast time we left off with an Icon on our desktop tocontinue setup. Please double check your clock is set to a date prior to if you are doing your install before the fix for SharePoint has beenresolved, also there may be updatedinfo on this issue atOnce you restart the setup either from the icon thatwas created on your desktop or from SBS CD1 you will be presented with thefollowing screen for general company informationNext, you are asked for domain nameinfo. Do not glaze over this! This is a forever setting - changing itrequires reinstalling SBS. Until recently, Microsoft had recommended using anextension of '.local' for all installations. However, there is a conflict witha Mac OSx networking component. So, if you are planning on having any Mac'srunning OSx on your LAN, use something else, like '.company' or '.internal'.Please do not use '.com' as it will cause you grief down the road, if notimmediately.

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As you can see, I have no such plans, so I have used '.local' as Iam a creature of habit.Now you are ready to choose your Nic for the LAN, ofcourse this is assuming you have two Nics to start with. In this case the bottomone is the one I chose for the LAN as the top one was already configured via myrouter. If you have a live connection, it will be disabledduring this process and you will need to re-enable it later. (link here to nextarticle to-do list)This is where you pick the address forthe server. Unless you have a driving need, I recommend leaving it at thedefault. It just makes it easier if someone has to come in behind you forthings to be where they expect them. You can use any private address herewithout hurting anything.Unless you want to baby sit the entireprocess, go ahead and put in your administrator password here.

When setupfinishes, it will be removed and it will help the process along if setup doesn'thave to wait for you to logon after each reboot.This is the updated version of theobligatory 'click Next - We are really gonna start now' screen. Thank-you,Bill, for finally giving us an idea how long it will be until we are neededagain. It may not be exactly 30 minutes but it sure is nice to have anidea.The screen will continue updating as components areinstalledOK, 30 minutes have gone by and now itis time to select what to install and where to install it.The first screen is the defaultsAnd this is how I broke it up. I trynot to put anything on C that does not have to be there, as I limit it to 7.68Gig which is an old int13 limitation.

But you never know when you may need touse some old utility, and it is better to be prepared than un-bootable.And now we choose our data paths. Asyou can see, I have the main OS files on C:, the data files on D: and the restof the program files on E.This just shows you what you chose incase you want to change your mind. So, if you're happy with your selections,click Next.Once again, the progress window willkeep you updated on the status of the install. At this point, you will need toswap to disk-2 if you're using CD's.This is a long part of the process as the schema must beupdated for Exchange ServerWhile we are waiting, take a look at an actual install happening. Notice theSever ishooked to to the switch during the entire install process. It is also hooked tothe Modemout of habit, in the new SBS2003 it is no longer necessary to have the modemconnectedduring the initial install as it was previously.Ok back to work now,And now disk 3and finally disk 4 A.K.A the Outlook CD is required.When setup finishes you should receive this screen tellingyou it was successful.When you click finish you will be presented with the To DoList as below.I n the next article, we will walkthrough the To Do List.

In the meantime, here is a link to some useful.All trademarks and copyrights are property of their respective owners.Author and/or Publisher assumes no responsibility, use these suggestions andguidelines at your own risk.

.Microsoft® Windows® Small Business Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1) offers the latest software and security updates to Windows Small Business Server 2003 (Windows SBS) including: enhanced security and performance, increased reliability, and improved productivity and collaboration. For more detailed technical information about this service pack, see (the service pack. The download for Windows SBS SP1 includes the service packs necessary for the Standard Edition of Windows SBS 2003. As a part of this process, you must download five separate files, which could take a considerable amount of time depending upon the speed of your Internet connection. If any of service packs 1-4 are already installed, it is not necessary to do so again.1.Service Pack 1 for the Windows Server® 2003 operating system2.Windows SharePoint® Services 2.0 Service Pack 13.Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 14.Windows XP SP2 for Client Deployment5.Windows Small Business Server 2003 SP1To download each of these service packs, click.

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The file provides links to download all of the necessary service packs, along with detailed instructions for how to complete the install.Important If you are running the Premium Edition of Windows SBS 2003, you can still download the Standard Edition of the service pack. However, you must also order the CD package to install the additional service packs necessary for the Premium Edition.Ordering the CD package. When you order the CD package, there is a nominal fee, including shipping and handling and applicable taxes. For more information on the CD ordering process, go to the web site.