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 May 14 2008, 08:35 AM
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 May 14 2008, 08:52 PM
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First of all, let's start with determining how many total network connections that you have available. We need to first determine if you have any connections which might require the NetWare Client / Server / or Protocol before we delete it.
CODE Click Start >> Control Panel >> Network Connections OR CODE Click Start >> Connect To >> Show All Connections Reply back with a listing of all connection objects which appear in this applet. Then we can decide if it is safe to delete the NetWare Client Services and Protocol for "Local Area Connection 2". Best practice would be to determine first that you do NOT need this serivce, by determining what connection objects require what services. THEN deleting the unnecessary services on each connection object individually. This will save you administrative overhead, in case you delete something and realize later that you actually needed that service. This might seem like a slower process rather than just telling you the answer, but i'm aiming to help you think like a Network Administrator would. Aim first... then pull the trigger. This post has been edited by Cyb3r_Ninj@: May 14 2008, 08:53 PM -------------------- ***********************************************************************
Bill Gates recognizes the skills... so i suggest you start there and recognize them too... *********************************************************************** :: digital.ronin :: | MCP - ID 5646435, other certifications pending... | |
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May 16 2008, 07:57 AM
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New Member Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 14-May 08 Member No.: 208,896 |
thank you for replying Cyb3r_Ninja@, the only listing in network connection is " local area connection 2".
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 May 19 2008, 04:17 PM
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Forum Regular Group: Members Posts: 169 Joined: 17-August 07 From: Silicon Valley Member No.: 150,688 |
Ok, since its safe to sssume that you only have one network connection object present (Local Area Connection 2), the next step will be to verify that the NetWare Client / Server / Protocol is present on this connection.
Go to the Network Connections applet: CODE Click Start >> click Control Panel >> select Network Connections Right-click on Local Area Connection 2 and select Properties to open up the Local Area Connection 2 Properties applet. You want to look into the middle section of the applet entitled "This connection uses the following items:" You will want to look for NetWare service item in this listing. Click the desired item to highlight it, then click the Uninstall radio button. If you don't see the NetWare service present in this listing, it's probably safe to assume that it wasn't originally installed Windows XP or it was already Uninstalled at some time after installation. -------------------- ***********************************************************************
Bill Gates recognizes the skills... so i suggest you start there and recognize them too... *********************************************************************** :: digital.ronin :: | MCP - ID 5646435, other certifications pending... | |
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