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2003 White Paper

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Important The Windows XP version of the DLC protocol is provided as is. The DLC protocol may not

work properly with Windows Server 2003, it has not been tested, and Microsoft does not support the

DLC protocol with Windows Server 2003.

An alternative is to find a third-party binary, such as one from IBM for DLC available from their

Web site.

Quality of Service and RSVP Signaling

RSVP signaling has been completely removed from Windows Server 2003. Windows Server 2003

also removes the QoS Admission Control Service (ACS) component.

ACS no longer exists on Windows Server 2003. The RSVP service still runs on the host as a

conduit between program and traffic-control components. However, no RSVP messages are

generated.

GQoS programs can mark packets without ACS policy approval. Note that traffic-control programs

can mark packets on Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003. Earlier programs

that use the IP_TOS socket option can mark packets on Windows NT 4.0. Administrators must

manage these types of programs in their networks appropriately for their network and program

requirements.

Dial-in Support: IPX and AppleTalk

Neither IPX nor AppleTalk (ARAP) are supported for dialing into Windows Server 2003–based

computers.

Streams

Support for Streams, popular on the UNIX operating system and used for transport drivers, has

been removed from Windows Server 2003.

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