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Moving a server to SBS 2003. &nbsp;The domain I will be using has some POP accounts for other companies. &nbsp; I plan on getting some of these other companies setup on there own domains but I will need more time to do this. &nbsp;For now, I just want to allow about 20 users to check mailboxes on the SBS server from outside network.<br />
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I know how to configure the pop service and the firewall to allow incoming traffic. &nbsp;I plan on allowing a safe list of IP's only to check our POP3 port. &nbsp;What my main concern is license limits. &nbsp;Not everyone will be checking a mailbox at the same time, I presume this will work ok but wanted to see if anyone has a setup like this?<br />
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On the internal network I will have eight users connected to the AD doing file and printer sharing, connected to exchange via Outlook, etc.
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Moving a server to SBS 2003.  The domain I will be using has some POP accounts for other companies.   I plan on getting some of these other companies setup on there own domains but I will need more time to do this.  For now, I just want to allow about 20 users to check mailboxes on the SBS server from outside network.

I know how to configure the pop service and the firewall to allow incoming traffic.  I plan on allowing a safe list of IP's only to check our POP3 port.  What my main concern is license limits.  Not everyone will be checking a mailbox at the same time, I presume this will work ok but wanted to see if anyone has a setup like this?

On the internal network I will have eight users connected to the AD doing file and printer sharing, connected to exchange via Outlook, etc.

SBS 2003 w/ 10 cals.  20 users popping from outside the network, will I have any problems?

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).