On 21/12/2005 "Scott Viney" <scott@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >Good morning All,
>
>Iam in an office that has a server with windows server 2000. But I have
>this gut feeling that it is all setup peer to peer not client/server. With
>the server computer just being used as a normal computer. Is there any way
>to check to see how it is setup?
>
>Networking newbie,
>Scott
>
>
Right Click on "My Computer" and check in Properties. This will tell you is
you have Windows 2000 Server or Windows 2000 Professional.
2000 Professional is just a standard "client" version of Windows
Check to see if you have various "mappings" to drives/directories/printer off
the server.
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