Jeff
Sat Sep 20 14:54:31 CDT 2003
The external NIC generally should have only TCP/IP protocol, and no services
bound.
The internal NIC generally should have all the install protocols and
services bound. Where you would want to limit things is to not install other
protocols and services you don't need. That means that probably TCP/IP is
the only protocol, and the services would include on the MS Networking, File
and Printer Sharing, plus you might find that your adapter installs QoS
related services....and of course you may have some RRAS related services
installed.
Don't know of a more summary answer to point you at from MS Kbs.
"Shared Care" <admin@sharedcare.org> wrote in message
news:x_0bb.443$jJ3.5134@newsfep4-glfd.server.ntli.net...
> We used to have 4.5 and the external NIC had only TCP/IP and PPTP running
on
> it. The internal one had only TCP/IP if I recall correctly.
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> Our network is running incredibly slowly on a brand new Dell p600 server.
> I'm wondering if there are too many protocols to resolve.
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> There was an article for 4.5 that told you how to configure the SBS 4.5
down
> to the last nook and cranny. Is there a similar one for 2000?
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