- #SMBUP YOSEMITE TO XP SETUP INSTALL#
- #SMBUP YOSEMITE TO XP SETUP PRO#
- #SMBUP YOSEMITE TO XP SETUP TRIAL#
- #SMBUP YOSEMITE TO XP SETUP WINDOWS#
Now that Apple is not supporting AFP anymore I'm switching all the clients to SMB3 and turning off AFP in the server. I was using the SMBUP and it worked great for XP users. I am running Yosemite server and I'm fully committed using the SMB that's built in.
#SMBUP YOSEMITE TO XP SETUP TRIAL#
Would like to thank you for the blackviper page - it certainly helped and from there it is just trial and error - thanks alot. and have configured it to recommended settings. perfomance or security - have read a lot on the help pages etc. Basically I would like a list of services that can be shutdown without interfering in syst. or running their firewall I have no interest in, besides their firewall is not compatable with my router.
#SMBUP YOSEMITE TO XP SETUP PRO#
> "Don" wrote in message > Most of the services that Microsoft likes you to leave running in XP Pro - I do not need it is a home computer - I play games on it, read the news and look into things I am interested in - creating web pages etc. I find that the majority of services are quiescent in the background, when they're not being used, and have little, if any impact on performance. > That's a matter of personal preference. This was more a matter of security than performance - as most of the security notices say that turning off unneed or unused services was a good idea, I don't think I need web client or server running but am not sure - have found out that my printer will not work if printer spooler is not running - will check the blackviper page.
"Don" wrote in message Most of the services that Microsoft likes you to leave running in XP Pro - I do not need it is a home computer - I play games on it, read the news and look into things I am interested in - creating web pages etc.
#SMBUP YOSEMITE TO XP SETUP INSTALL#
and cannot install ME on this computer without drastic changes ? > "Don" wrote in message > Would like to know the best configuration for XP Pro on a home computer - it does not seem to be one person friendly - got Pro when I got the new computer, as all the review's I read beforehand recommended it as the better more secure system - and it was before media edition came out although I do have the t.v. > Please reply only to the newsgroup so all may benefit. > Per user Group Policy Restrictions for XP Home and XP Pro
#SMBUP YOSEMITE TO XP SETUP WINDOWS#
> Doug Knox, MS-MVP Windows Media Center\Windows Powered Smart Display > For tips on creating an effective newsgroup post, please see: > Please detail the specific issues you're having, so that we can help you configure your system to your liking. Most of the services that Microsoft likes you to leave running in XP Pro - I do not need it is a home computer - I play games on it, read the news and look into things I am interested in - creating web pages etc. "Don" wrote in message Would like to know the best configuration for XP Pro on a home computer - it does not seem to be one person friendly - got Pro when I got the new computer, as all the review's I read beforehand recommended it as the better more secure system - and it was before media edition came out although I do have the t.v. Please reply only to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Per user Group Policy Restrictions for XP Home and XP Pro
Please detail the specific issues you're having, so that we can help you configure your system to your liking.įor tips on creating an effective newsgroup post, please see: ĭoug Knox, MS-MVP Windows Media Center\Windows Powered Smart Display
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