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Can you please give some examples on how this would affect.<br />
<br />
Communication you mean any type?
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Can you please give some examples on how this would affect.

Communication you mean any type?

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Will Connecting through MSTSC work?<br />
And<br />
Printing work
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Will Connecting through MSTSC work?
And
Printing work

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MSTSC will still work as that's not a 'server share' - you're using remote desktop protocol.<br />
Printing will not work as it would be shared...
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MSTSC will still work as that's not a 'server share' - you're using remote desktop protocol.
Printing will not work as it would be shared...

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Hi,<br />
<br />
What will happen if we stop or disable the Server service (LanmanServer).<br />
What all will be unavailable to the users in a domain environment.<br />
<br />
REgards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

What will happen if we stop or disable the Server service (LanmanServer).
What all will be unavailable to the users in a domain environment.

REgards
Sharath

What will happen if we stop or disable the Server service (LanmanServer).

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