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Windows Server 2003 NIC requirements
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I'm building another PC at home to install Server 2003 Enterprise edition. I want to set up a domain with my existing XP Pro SP3 client PC. Is the normal thing to install 2 x NICs in the server PC, one to connect to the internet and the other to the client? Or should I just leave the client connected directly to the internet? Thanks. |
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Re: Windows Server 2003 NIC requirements
If want to add ur pc to the domain, u need to have two Nics on the server or a centralized device to manage ur network..
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