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Why do you need to remove ?<br />
Why not just disable the service if needed ?<br />
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I hope this helps !<br />

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Why do you need to remove ?
Why not just disable the service if needed ?

I hope this helps !


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There are some other WIN2k/AD server with DNS/WINS/DHCP fresh installation (no migrated from NT)on the domain.<br />
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I try to remove this type of service inherrited from NT, in order to prevent any other administrator enable it again. The network policy is not really implemented here.<br />
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What will happen if I need to install Win2k version of DNS/WINS/DHCP without remove NT version of DNS/WINS/DHCP ?<br />
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There are some other WIN2k/AD server with DNS/WINS/DHCP fresh installation (no migrated from NT)on the domain.

I try to remove this type of service inherrited from NT, in order to prevent any other administrator enable it again. The network policy is not really implemented here.

What will happen if I need to install Win2k version of DNS/WINS/DHCP without remove NT version of DNS/WINS/DHCP ?



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The DHCP/WINS/DNS were installed in a NT/BDC befor Migration to win2k/AD.<br />
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After migration, I do not find any networking services thru add/remove program &gt;&nbsp;add/remove windows componets. but it still appears in the service and program list ?<br />
Why this dhcp/wins/dns still appears in the service list ?<br />
How to remove ?
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The DHCP/WINS/DNS were installed in a NT/BDC befor Migration to win2k/AD.

After migration, I do not find any networking services thru add/remove program > add/remove windows componets. but it still appears in the service and program list ?
Why this dhcp/wins/dns still appears in the service list ?
How to remove ?

Migration??dhcp/wins win2k and NT4

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