apologies short of sight, have ordered a couple as in the above post, thanks
for your help.
"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
> phil wrote:
> > any suggestions for the books lawrence, thanks for the response have
> > posted question in said groups.
>
> Well, if you keep calling me Lawrence I'll ignore you. :-)
>
> The SBS folks will likely have some good suggestions for SBS-specific
> books.....
> >
> > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
> >
> >> phil wrote:
> >>> hi guys first of all apologies for the cross post not sure which
> >>> best to post in so best to do this, if not for you please ignore and
> >>> accept my apologies.
> >>
> >> Hi - this is not a crosspost. You've posted this as an individual
> >> message - and I presume what you mean is that you posted it also to
> >> other groups, individually. That's called "multiposting" and is
> >> frowned upon by most people as many subscribe to multiple groups,
> >> and it's frustrating to run into the same post in other groups, and
> >> see that others have also made the effort to reply. Save everyone,
> >> including yourself, a lot of work, by crossposting, not multiposting
> >> - post a single message to multiple groups at the same time by
> >> separating the group names with commas or whatever your
> >> newsreader/client supports. That way everyone can follow the thread.
> >>>
> >>> Is there an online tutorial on how to set up a network domain? I
> >>> have just bought myself a server and have 2 other pcs one a laptop,
> >>> and have microsoft small business server 2000. I have a hub and all
> >>> cables needed, and will use the server as a router. I am having
> >>> problems in setting my internet up with blue yonder, seems to
> >>> recognise it but not be able to use it, just keeps going back to
> >>> recognise the modem page.
> >>> Anyway i diverse, basically am happy to start all over and reformat
> >>> if anyone knows an online tutorial to get me going I would
> >>> appreciate any help, thanks in advance
> >>> phil
> >>
> >> SBS does a lot of things differently, so I suggest you post this in
> >> microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000 and m.p.windows.server.sbs
> >> (crosspost!) for help. SBS has wizards for a lot of things. I also
> >> suggest you pick up some books on the topic to make sure you really
> >> do this correctly.
>
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