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What services?<br />
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Jeff<br />
TechSoEasy
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I keep getting the message that:-<br />
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i) update services<br />
ii) MSSQL$MSFW<br />
iii) MSSQL$SHAREPOINT<br />
iv) Windows firewall/ICS<br />
v) Routing &nbsp;Remote access<br />
vi)Windows installer<br />
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not running. I have to manuallt go and start them eventhough they r on automatic.
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I keep getting the message that:-

i) update services
ii) MSSQL$MSFW
iii) MSSQL$SHAREPOINT
iv) Windows firewall/ICS
v) Routing  Remote access
vi)Windows installer

not running. I have to manuallt go and start them eventhough they r on automatic.

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Sounds like you have a buggy installation. &nbsp;I'd reinstall.<br />
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Jeff<br />
TechSoEasy
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Sounds like you have a buggy installation.  I'd reinstall.

Jeff
TechSoEasy

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my worry is losing all the setup info I have for users,isa,exchange etc!!
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my worry is losing all the setup info I have for users,isa,exchange etc!!

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 I have recently installed win 2003 small business server,which includes exchange 2003, isa server,sharepoint etc.<br />
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I have set up a domain and clients,all of whom r running win xp pro.<br />
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There r certain services which I have on automatic but invariably,they do not start when the server starts.I get a message that some services did not start ond to condult event logs??<br />
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How to make these start automatically??
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 I have recently installed win 2003 small business server,which includes exchange 2003, isa server,sharepoint etc.

I have set up a domain and clients,all of whom r running win xp pro.

There r certain services which I have on automatic but invariably,they do not start when the server starts.I get a message that some services did not start ond to condult event logs??

How to make these start automatically??

Service autostart in Win 2003 sbs

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).