Server vs Workstation protocol bindings in 2003 server

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May 1, 2008 at 4:12 pm #2147833

Server vs Workstation protocol bindings in 2003 server

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by dnoice · about 15 years, 1 month ago

In Windows NT4 Server, under Network Bindings, there are separate entries for Server and Workstation services.

We have a web/email server with IPX bound to and TCP/IP unbound from, the workstation service. The opposite is true on the server service.

I know where the bindings are in Server 2003, but is there anyplace I can bind/unbind based on workstation vs server?

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