Turn-off IPSec in Server 2000

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I accidently turned IPsec on while troubleshooting another
problem. It is now greyed out. I need to turn it off - my
WinXP clients cannot access files/printers.

How do you turn off IPSec?
 
Where is it greyed out and how did you turn it on? You activate ipsec by
assigning/unassigning the policy that says "yes" after it in the apppropriate
security policy, either Local Security Policy or at domain/OU level. --- Steve

http://tinyurl.com/z19p
 
I turned it on in by accident in Network and Dial-up
Connections. Properties of NIC, TCO/IP properties,
Options, advanced,IP Security. Now it is greyed out - no
way to "uninstall it"
 
Try going to Local Security Policy [secpol.msc] while logged on as an administrator.
Expand ipsec security policies and you should see three policies. Find the one that
is assigned and then right click it and select unassign. If that does not work try
reinstalling tcp/ip as described in link below. --- Steve

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=285034
 
What is the process to un-install TCP/IP. I cannot
uninstall button on adapter
-----Original Message-----
Try going to Local Security Policy [secpol.msc] while logged on as an administrator.
Expand ipsec security policies and you should see three policies. Find the one that
is assigned and then right click it and select unassign. If that does not work try
reinstalling tcp/ip as described in link below. --- Steve

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=285034

John Lenz said:
I turned it on in by accident in Network and Dial-up
Connections. Properties of NIC, TCO/IP properties,
Options, advanced,IP Security. Now it is greyed out - no
way to "uninstall it" it
in the apppropriate off -
my
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Follow the instructions in the KB285034 link below while logged on as an
administrator. --- Steve

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=285034

John Lenz said:
What is the process to un-install TCP/IP. I cannot
uninstall button on adapter
-----Original Message-----
Try going to Local Security Policy [secpol.msc] while logged on as an administrator.
Expand ipsec security policies and you should see three policies. Find the one that
is assigned and then right click it and select unassign. If that does not work try
reinstalling tcp/ip as described in link below. --- Steve

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=285034

John Lenz said:
I turned it on in by accident in Network and Dial-up
Connections. Properties of NIC, TCO/IP properties,
Options, advanced,IP Security. Now it is greyed out - no
way to "uninstall it"
-----Original Message-----
Where is it greyed out and how did you turn it on? You
activate ipsec by
assigning/unassigning the policy that says "yes" after it
in the apppropriate
security policy, either Local Security Policy or at
domain/OU level. --- Steve

http://tinyurl.com/z19p

I accidently turned IPsec on while troubleshooting
another
problem. It is now greyed out. I need to turn it off -
my
WinXP clients cannot access files/printers.

How do you turn off IPSec?


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