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i want to create a file and print server in 2003 server platform.how can i create these server .what is step of creating both server.
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Re: file and print server

you do it in much the same way as on XP.

you right click on a folder or printer and click sharing and security
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how can i create print and file server.what is the right step for creating these servers
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if its xp sp2 then run the home network wizard and make sure that all your servers and clients are on the same workgroup. The wizard will automatically make a shared folder and share any printers, you can then customise it from there

for server 2003 its different
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if it's windows server, just add the roles in the wizard
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