What Windows components are (or aren't) needed for ISP and LAN access?

[grrl]

I want to make a couple of customized Win 2k Pro disks. One machine will access an ISP (ADSL modem) and the other will connect to a LAN (TCP/IP protocol) and Sun Systems email program. Neither computer will need sharing or any remote options.

What components do I need to install for each? In particular, do I need IIS, NWLink IPX/XPS/NetBIOS or MSMail / MAPI?

Edit, I wrote ISDN instead of ADSL.

 

[Tarrant64]

Why can't you just leave everything the way it is and have what you need?

 

[Nothinman]

IIS is a web server, so no.
IPX is for NetWare servers, so no.
MSMail/MAPI is for Exchange, so no.

I have no idea what all is required for ISDN though, I didn't know people still used that.

 

[JackMDS]

Most of the major items that are removed by nLite are Network and Interent related.

If a computer is on a Network and need to access the Internet it is a Bad idea to ?Futz? around with nLite.

:sun:

 

[grrl]

Originally posted by: Nothinman
IIS is a web server, so no.
IPX is for NetWare servers, so no.
MSMail/MAPI is for Exchange, so no.

I have no idea what all is required for ISDN though, I didn't know people still used that.

I mistyped, ADSL. :disgust:

 

[JackMDS]

It does Not matter what connetion.

Any Internet connection needs the Network capcity of Windows.

:sun:

 

[grrl]

Originally posted by: JackMDS
It does Not matter what connetion.

Any Internet connection needs the Network capcity of Windows.

:sun:

But for security or simplicity are there any components I can do without?