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| Here's the deal. When a computer runs XP Professional with two network cards, users can mistakenly enable bridging which creates havoc on our network. Is there a way to disable this ability to do this? Like disabling the service, registry modification, deleting a file, or adding a policy? I am familiar with Microsoft KB article Q283429 but this isn't a viable solution, as they can easily mistakenly turn it on. Thanks, WillGonz | Guest
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