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Launch Windows SBS Console &gt;&nbsp;Network &gt;&nbsp;Under Tasks select Connect to the Internet or Configure your Internet Address
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Launch Windows SBS Console > Network > Under Tasks select Connect to the Internet or Configure your Internet Address

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No problem, glad I could help
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Dear experts,<br />
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OK, so having been hammer over the head at least 10,000 times about the virtues and importance of using the wizards in 2003, especially CEICW (I have t-shirts with CEICW on them), I can't find any equivalent to it on SBS 2008. Oh, yes, I added the DNS numbers manually into the forwarders and have worked with SMTP email. But, nothing like the CEICW wizard. It was also there that it was simple to add my paid for certificate and not the self issued one. I followed the instructions in two different places, and it didn't work. Besides the fact that it is now a .pfx file and not a .cer file.
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Dear experts,

OK, so having been hammer over the head at least 10,000 times about the virtues and importance of using the wizards in 2003, especially CEICW (I have t-shirts with CEICW on them), I can't find any equivalent to it on SBS 2008. Oh, yes, I added the DNS numbers manually into the forwarders and have worked with SMTP email. But, nothing like the CEICW wizard. It was also there that it was simple to add my paid for certificate and not the self issued one. I followed the instructions in two different places, and it didn't work. Besides the fact that it is now a .pfx file and not a .cer file.

CEICW equivalent in SBS 2008

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.