> Now is that the ability to lock down a NIC card to only 
> accept connections from one (or a set of) IP?

You can specify rulesets of all sorts, but yes.

> Do you know where this is located in Win 2003?

Administrative Tools ... Local Security Policy via the GUI, or secpol.msc
from the command line. I will warn you, though; the interface is quite
unintuitive.

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