windows networking

Question 1

workgroup vs domains

Answer 1

specifies how user resources are manages on the network
workgroup (home/small office) stored on local pc and users control access to resources
domain (server) will control user accounts and shared resources on the network. domain name is
(name).(something)

Question 2

homegroups

Answer 2

for older versions of windows; does the same thing as the newer workgroup

Question 3

windows network connections

Answer 3

wired and wireless and vpns

Question 4

sharing network folders and printers

Answer 4

to access a shared folder on the network, in the run console \computer name

Question 5

net use

Answer 5

command used to map drives(share folders) to computers in command console
net use driveletter: \computer name\shared folder.
In order to share a folder over the network, it must be designated by the user

Question 6

printer sharing

Answer 6

within printer properties there will be an option to share said printer over the network. Using the same principle as connecting to a share folder will show the printer being shared by the reveinving party

Question 7

remote desktop

Answer 7

allows to remotely connect to a pc and administer to it/use it as if physically present at connected pc
on windows 10 under system, there is an option for remote desktop
blocks screen

Question 8

remote assistance

Answer 8

all the principles of remote desktop but allows the client user to see the screen

Question 9

mstsc

Answer 9

microsoft terminal service console, built in program that allows us to connect using ip address and user credentials