Broadcast on UDP/1434

I have the MSDE (SQL Server 8.0.760) installed by a 3-rd party application
on a W2K Professional with the latest updates and I can see in my firewall
logs that there is a broadcast on UDP/1434 every 8 seconds. I know that
UDP/1434 is used by the SQL management utilities. I captured the traffic and
from what I can see the server is advertising the database instance running
on that machine. It is hard to believe that this is "normal" so how can I
stop this type of traffic (it's filling my firewall logs).
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Adrian



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