Differences among a workgroup and a domain
Explain what are the differences among a workgroup and a domain?
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In a domain, one or more than one computer can be a server to administer the network. On other hand in a workgroup all computers are peers containing no control on each other. In a domain, user doesn’t require an account to logon on a particular computer when an account is accessible on the domain. In a work group user requires to have an account for each and every computer.
In a domain, Computers can be on distinct local networks. In a work group all computers requires to be a part of similar local network.
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