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Hello,

I installed Windows Small Business Server 2003 and was able to setup all the network connections well and I was able to access my exchange mail box from client machine till yesterday. But don't know why, when I am trying to connect to exchange mail box today, at first it didn't connected to server. Then I opened Internet Explorer and entered http://<servername>/ConnectComputer and system didn't recognize it (Google search engine opened which is my default search engine). But in network, I am able to see my shared folders and able to access them even. I even could able to ping my server. When I went to server, IIS is also working fine but when I tried to open my internal website, I am getting an error message page not available. mycompanyweb is not available.
When I tried to reconfigure Internet and Email settings, I am getting error at Network configuration.
Can anyone suggest me what could be the problem please !!!!!

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Murali.
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could you please tell me where to check that log file. I am totally new to this environment. By the way after some research I got to know that SBS 2003 should have 2 network adapters and only then we can use windows firewall settings otherwise we got to go for router firewall settings. I am getting error at firewall configuration step of the wizard. When I tried to do it manually by going to control panel windows firewall, I am getting an error message as "some other service is sharing Ipnat.sys cannot open firewall settings"

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I haven't got an SBS Server to hand...
It is something like
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Windows Small Business Server\Support\icwlog.txt

You don't have to use two NICs with SBS, while SBS likes to use that, you can use SBS with just a single NIC. That is what I have done with my SBS server deployments. I prefer to use a router to protect the server.

-M