>One way I can think of is PCAnywhere to the IIS box and then
>PCAnywhere again from the IIS box to the SQL box, will that
>work?
The was my first idea. You would install the SQL client on the
Imail/IIS server in order to run Entreprise manager over to the SQL
box. That's how I manage our SQL box here. We hardly ever touch the
SQL server backend.
>Is there a way to connect to the SQL box using Enterprise Manager?
yes, of course, it's an tcp/ip connection.
>Doesn't Win2k Adv Server have some sort of terminal service that
>helps with this sort of thing?
I haven't used it but it appears to work well.
>If you use the Imail db option, can the Imail db be on the SQL box (more
>storage space)
>and the Imail app on the IIS box?
no, the Imail db is in the local registry only.
Len
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