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Old 10-03-2004, 12:18   #12
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Re: Win 98 Ethernet problem

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Originally Posted by chambece
What does this do then? what is better? I now get a MS logon screen now, where I ddidn't previously - I know I can add mfl and get window to use that with no password, but what's the differemce - it's not gonna be networked as such, so no file sharing needed....
There are security implications envoled if netbios is bound to your adaptors.

The microsoft family logon adaptor simply allows you to save passwords under your login. Outlook express for example. Client for microsoft networks is used for lan setups and must never be bound to an internet adaptor. If you acidently disable your firewall then you are leaving holes open that dont need to be.

First stage is to remove dial up networking fro, add/remove programs.

Second stage - Remove any entries that are not on the list I made above. There ahould only be three adaptors. The nic / the client and the tcp/ip entry.....

HTH
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