Well IMO the server should be patched at least until SBS SP2
But follow the Directions and it works.
However If you want to access it Remotely you will have to Add a Port for
SSL (Use existing Web Cert.)
Additionally Try not to Add Links on the left.(for Remote Access) it seems
adding TABs work better remotely.
(I haven't investigated why but sometimes links you create on the left don't
work remotely.)
Additional tip, Build the Site "FIRST" before you add content and go Live..
(This way you can remove something and reconfigure it.)
Test test test before you go live.
Russ
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"Dekks Herton" <tralldan[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Hi All,
>
> I've a vanilla standard SBS 2003R2 install from Jan 2007, what patches do
> i need to put onto SBS before i put WSS 3.0 onto the server. Also any tips
> and tricks to know before installation [i know about the side by side
> installation] and any patches that need to be put onto SBS/WSS 3.0 after
> installation before using it in anger.
>
> The server is a 2.4GHz Xeon with 2GB ram, with max of 8 users using WSS
> primarily for working on projects on top of normal SBS stuff like Exchange
> for e-mail.
>
> regards.....
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