said:
>Sometime recently, I started getting the BINL & DHCP Server
>Administrator programs started on bootup. I can't remember doing anything
>to cause this, and I can't figure out how to get rid of them!
You turned them on with the TCP/IP Configuration object. The code that
starts them is in \tcpip\bin\tcpstart.cmd
>I also have three instances of cmd.exe running, all of which are running
>in D:\TCPIP\java. There is no earthly use for these that I can see, and
>I don't know how they get started, either!
That's odd. I would use Theseus to look at the invocation command line.
Note that you can have more than one startup folder even it that is not
what you want, so it may be time for some checkini cleanup.
Regards,
Steven
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