Although I have used cvs clients (winCVS) on windows in the past, I
have never used or configured a CVS server on windows. I'm not sure
how the functionality is on windows as compared to unix. Below is an
excerpt from Open Source Development with CVS, 3rd Edition.

"The Windows and Macintosh distributions of CVS are generally limited
in functionality. They can all act as clients, meaning that they can
contact a repository server to obtain a working copy, commit, update,
and so on. But they can't serve repositories themselves. If you set it
up right, the Windows port can use a local-disk repository, but it
still can't serve projects from that repository to other machines. In
general, if you want to have a network-accessible CVS repository, you
must run the CVS server on a Unix box."

-- http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/

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Chetan Bhargava
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