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How do I remove worstations from domain?

Asked by t6bill in Microsoft Operating Systems, Microsoft Server, Windows 2003 Server

I have a Windows 2003 standard server with two NIC's that was once a domain controller.  It has been demoted to a standalone server.  Two XP pro workstations connect to it.  One Nic is connected to a cable modem.  The other is connected to a router.  The server's name is Server.companyname.local.  The workstation names are:  BackOffice.companyname.local  & FrontOffice.companyname.local.  The server's full name is:  Server.companyname.local.  How do I remove all traces of the former domain, without affecting current network connectivity?  I can browse anywhere on the server I wish, through Network places, Windows Network.  But Network Places does still show the server.local.  

There are two NICs in the server.  One connects to a cable modem, the other to a router.  One Nic serves as the default gateway for the workstations, with the IP of 192.168.16.2.  It hands out Ip addresses to the workstations.  

Please help, software I am trying to install on server will not connect through workstations because of this issue.  
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