Thread: Security implications of W98 PC as a Network Server
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Old 18-04-2007, 12:24   #4
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Re: Security implications of W98 PC as a Network Server
Assuming you just have the PC setup with DHCP then you shouldn't have to change anything.

I'd be a bit dubious about connecting a 98 machine up in general - for no other reason than the number of Windows vulnerabilities found today that will affect it while (if I recall correctly) MS have stopped providing updates for W98.
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