Windows 2000::Disabling Unneeded Services

From: ZDNet

Service	You can set it to manual if…
DHCP Client	You're not connecting to a specific DHCP server on your local network
Distributed Link Tracking Client	You're not connected to a Windows 2000 domain
DNS Client	You're not connecting to a specific DNS server on your local network
FTP Publishing Service	You don't need your system to act as an FTP server
IIS Admin Service	You don't need your system to act as an WWW server
IPSEC Policy Agent	You're not connected to a Windows 2000 domain
Messenger	You're not connected to a Windows 2000 domain
Remote Registry Service	You don't remotely access the Registry of other systems on your local network
RIP Service	You don't need your system to act as a router
RunAs Service	You don't use any applications that run as an alias
World Wide Web Publishing Service	You don't need your system to act as an WWW server