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> From: Berkley, Donna -CIV [mailto:donna.berkley at cnet.navy.mil] > First, must I use Windows 2000 Server or can I set the CVS > Server part up on a plain Windows 2000 pc on our network ? As long as it understands your authentication method, you'll be OK. So, if you plan to use Windows authentication within your Windows domain, the PC must be a Windows domain member. It probably already is. I'm not just saying this - I have the CVSNT server running successfully on a XP Professional box at home for the projects I don't want to put on SourceForge. > Second, on either a plain Win2000 pc or Win2000 Server will > we run into the max connection limit of 10 connections that > seems to be an issue when you try to share drives ? No, you won't. CVS[NT] uses TCP/IP sockets between server and client, not NetBIOS over TCP/IP, so you won't run into this problem at all. Further than that, I would *very strongly* suggest you don't even share out the CVS repository/ies over NetBIOS (Windows file sharing) at all, as prying eyes and fingers cannot then damage it - only the CVS server processes should need to touch that filestore. Nicht gefingerpoken and all that... - Peter -- Peter Crowther, Director, Melandra Limited