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That was exactly what I needed, thanks!
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I need some help configureing Small Business Server 2003... &nbsp;we accidently configured a domain during testing - an @thedomain.com... &nbsp;the domain that we're supposed to be using is @somethingelse.com. &nbsp;How do i remove &quot;@thedomain.com&quot; so that it doesn't appear any more on the server? &nbsp;The issue is, if i try to send an email from someone on the &quot;somethingelse.com&quot; domain to someone on the &quot;thedomain.com&quot; domain, it won't send, because no one using the &quot;thedomain.com&quot; account is found... <br />
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I hope that makes sense!<br />
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thanks for the help, let me know if i can clarify anything.
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I need some help configureing Small Business Server 2003...  we accidently configured a domain during testing - an @thedomain.com...  the domain that we're supposed to be using is @somethingelse.com.  How do i remove "@thedomain.com" so that it doesn't appear any more on the server?  The issue is, if i try to send an email from someone on the "somethingelse.com" domain to someone on the "thedomain.com" domain, it won't send, because no one using the "thedomain.com" account is found... 

I hope that makes sense!

thanks for the help, let me know if i can clarify anything.

Remove Domain from Small Business Server

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).