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OK I see now, how about using ODBC and create a DSN with the Microsoft Access Driver? Are you using PHP for the script?

I haven't seen that exact error but the change is trivial. stop and disable the SM web server add a website to IIS and assign it to all unassigned, port 9998 point it to c:/program files/smartertools/smartermail/MRS (default install) make sure read and run scripts such as asp is checked...

Even easier, just copy it to your workstation, open it up in Access, edit and re-upload. :) Better yet is to convert it to MS SQL. I saw somewhere that it can be done but have no details on it. When I saw my DC Plesk install used Access, I uninstalled it and then re-installed it myself using...

I do not wish to sound mean here but , I suggest you do a Google search on setting up ftp accounts on IIS and while you are at it look up some basic IIS administration. I assume you are going to host web sites with this machine? If you are, you need to take the time to learn how to do it without...

just create an ftp account for yourself using iisadmin and point it to the vhosts directory

sorry for the late reply, I do not frequent this forum. All you have to do is open the PSA database, table misc, and add Param soa_serial_mode value YYYYMMDDnn I know this to work on bind in windows. I do not know if it works on Linux.

There is a simple fix for Bind users of 7.6.1 on Windows. (I do not know if this is the same on Linux flavors.) Add SOA_SERIAL_MODE YYYYMMDDnn to your misc table in the PSA database. Unfortunately I have not been able to get this to work with MS DNS but can find no documentation stating that it...

When altering the PSA database misc table to change the SOA date format it works for Bind but causes MS DNS to fail as well as all Plesk functions with domains. Is there a different edit to the table for MS DNS or is this "fix" just not supported except with Bind?

It is just a warning at it does not affect the operation of the DNS, however if you are a host catering to developers, businesses and techies then it makes a huge difference. I for one have always queried DNS reports before hosting with anyone. All items must pass, including multiple MX...