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Windows Server domain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Windows Server domain is a logical group of computers running versions of the Microsoft Windows operating system that share a central directory database. This central database (known as Active Dir...
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And the problem and "fix" is repeatable in different VMWare XP SP2 workgroup / non-domain installations. So it's not something that is special with this particular installation. ... Windows Authentication fails on Windows XP SP2 without domain (workgroup) by UncleRedZ...
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When I'm helping someone set up a new Windows NT network, one question I hear often is: "What exactly is the difference between a workgroup and a domain?" To build a workgroup, you need only ... Explanation is really excellent and explains the concept is explained well even a naive with little bit of networking knowledge;
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[Archive] Changed Domain to Workgroup and can't Login Forgot Administrator Password ... So I just got a new laptop from work which was setup on a domain. I changed the domain to a workgroup so I could connect to my home network to backup stuff from my old laptop. However, now of course I can't login.
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RE: Windows XP Pro Workgroup / Domain diference ... Workgroups and domains explained; It's important to understand the similarities and differences between domains and workgroups. Both are ways of grouping computers on a network. Unlike workgroups, domains are controlled from a central location and require...
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I have a client who has been asking me the difference (and benefits) of a domain over a workgroup. While I can (and have) explained several aspects of the domain model I'd like to find a web site I... ... I have a client who has been asking me the difference (and benefits) of a domain over a workgroup. While I can (and...
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When I Google that, I see lots of pages talking about using NET.EXE with the LOGON parameter to log onto a workgroup or a domain. The docs even mention a /DOMAIN option for logging onto a domain. Was that removed from NET.EXE ... It has been explained to lwebber that the option no longer exists in current operating systems.
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