I’m about to introduce a new server into our infrastructure, and this one is going to be totally dedicated to Domino, and running on a Windows 2003 platform. That said, I went looking for recommendations on what services in Windows I can completely disable in order to improve the performance of Domino without affecting the stability of the OS, or of Domino.
o .NET Runtime Optimization Service
o Alerter
o Application Experience Lookup Service
o Application Layer Gateway Service
o Application Management
o Background Intelligent Transfer Service
o Clipbook
o Com+ System Application
o Computer Browser
o Cryptographic Services
o Distributed File System
o Distributed Link Tracking Client
o Distributed Link Tracking Server
o Distributed Transaction Coordinator
o Error Reporting Service
o Fax Service
o File Replication
o Help and Support
o HID Input Service
o HTTP SSL
o Human Interface Device Access
o IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service
o Indexing Service
o Intersite Messaging
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o License Logging
o Logical Disk Manager
o Logical Disk Manager Administrative Service
o Messenger
o Microsoft Software Shadow Copy Provider
o Net Logon
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o Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing
o Network DDE
o Network DDE DSDM
o Network Provisioning Service
o NT LM Security Support Provider
o Portable Media Serial Number Service
o Print Spooler
o Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
o Remote Desktop Help Session Manager
o Remote Procedure Call Locator
o Removeable Storage
o Resultant Set of Policy Provider
o Routing and Remote Access
o Shell Hardware Detection
o Smart Card
o Special Administration Console Helper
o Telnet
o Terminal Services Session Directory
o Themes
o Uninterruptible Power Supply
o Volume Shadow Copy
o WebClient
o Windows Audio
o Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing
o Windows Image Acquisition
o Wireless Configuration
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