In a workgroup:-All computer systems are peers and no computer can not control another computer
-Every computer sets user accounts. To make use of any system, one must have an account on that computer.
-The numbers of computer systems are limited to ten or twenty.
-Every computer must be part of the same LAN or subnet.
-Every computer sets user accounts. To make use of any system, one must have an account on that computer.
-The numbers of computer systems are limited to ten or twenty.
-Every computer must be part of the same LAN or subnet.
In a domain:
-There will be one or computers are the servers. The security and permissions are controlled by network administrators.
-A user with an account on the domain can log onto any computer system, without having the account on that computer.
-The number of computer systems can be hundreds or thousands of computers.
-The computers can be connected to different local networks.
-There will be one or computers are the servers. The security and permissions are controlled by network administrators.
-A user with an account on the domain can log onto any computer system, without having the account on that computer.
-The number of computer systems can be hundreds or thousands of computers.
-The computers can be connected to different local networks.
