Anything on a drive including the drive can be shared, devices such as printers or network adapters, & camera's etc. Exceptions would be system files and program files which are attached to the registry of a said computer. You may be able to see the files in a explorer window but unless setup on the executing system there would be flags stopping any attempts.
Sounds easy enough right? It does get tricky, starting with what is called permissions, rights and ownership of any data & hardware to be shared. Also there are the hardware and driver configurations, network types and protocols, (which are computing communication language's ) the domain and sub-domain configurations, gateway's, firewalls, security, and ISPs (a internet service provider.) Just when you think the later is all set correctly configured and working, there may be more issues arise depending on the environment.
I am only guessing you would like just to share a folder or two and maybe a printer? Without the brain damage correct? If you are using a computer from at least this century this is really not to difficult for one who is familiar with basic networking architecture. Use the setup Wizards, setting up a connection type of broadband "always on". Then finish up the wizard and in most cases if the ground work is done correctly, you're up an sharing pretty quick!
A couple things I will share with you about this topic may save you some brain damage.
First off if this is a situation where one would like to share a desktop at home and work, there are options using a cloud drive for syncing folders between computers. (two or even more) I use Zumodrive which is real nice (one or two free gigs!), for the home and work or even a multiple location use for syncing and sharing files. Google offers many options now also, great if you use G mail and everything Google. I just checked and Zumodrive be gone? There are other options "O" plenty, just look for desktop sync or cloud drive etc.
Setting up a basic network, some things to look out for:
Computer Names
Sharing enabled
User rights
Firewall settings for IP address and port access
Network errors of any kind
Security between the WideAreaNetwork "WAN and LocalAreaNetwork "LAN"
adapter connections set for home or work office - Not Public!
Learn to use the ping command
After all is set just right the network will work like a champ. There are plenty of resources online and in windows help for learning, questions, and any issues. Just search for setting up a LAN or a small office network. When you're up and running all that is left is to simply right click a file, folder, or drive and share > advance sharing, then naming the share and giving it permissions.
Good luck, I hope this is helpful?
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A network is any collection of independent computers that communicate with one another over a shared network medium. A computer network is a collection of two or more connected computers 1) LAN (Local Area Network) 2) WAN (Wide Area Network) 3) MAN (Metropolitan Area Network) 4) VPN (Virtual Private Network) 5) Internet 6) Intranet
LAN, WAN, MAN, And Local Area Connections.
There are two main types of networking: 1) Peer to peer network : In this network all network resources are evenly shared , between all the users. All users in the network have equal administrative privileges. 2) Server client network: This is a network where there is only 1 central point in a network that supplies the network resources, this point has administrator privileges in the network and controls the whole network.
types of network interface card
There are two types of Network Config, they are peer to peer or Client based.
There are two main types of networks: 1) Peer to peer network : In this network all network resources are evenly shared , between all the users. All users in the network have equal administrative privileges. 2) Server client network: This is a network where there is only 1 central point in a network that supplies the network resources, this point has administrator privileges in the network and controls the whole network.
There are many types of network. such as:- LAN:Local area network. WLAN:Wire less local area network. WAN:Wide area network. MAN: Metropolitan network. SAN:Storage area network,systemarea network
A network is any collection of independent computers that communicate with one another over a shared network medium. A computer network is a collection of two or more connected computers 1) LAN (Local Area Network) 2) WAN (Wide Area Network) 3) MAN (Metropolitan Area Network) 4) VPN (Virtual Private Network) 5) Internet 6) Intranet
Local Area Network and Wide Area Network.
LAN, WAN, MAN, And Local Area Connections.
There are two main types of networks: 1) Peer to peer network : In this network all network resources are evenly shared , between all the users. All users in the network have equal administrative privileges. 2) Server client network: This is a network where there is only 1 central point in a network that supplies the network resources, this point has administrator privileges in the network and controls the whole network.
There are two main types of networking: 1) Peer to peer network : In this network all network resources are evenly shared , between all the users. All users in the network have equal administrative privileges. 2) Server client network: This is a network where there is only 1 central point in a network that supplies the network resources, this point has administrator privileges in the network and controls the whole network.
There are two main types of networking: 1) Peer to peer network : In this network all network resources are evenly shared , between all the users. All users in the network have equal administrative privileges. 2) Server client network: This is a network where there is only 1 central point in a network that supplies the network resources, this point has administrator privileges in the network and controls the whole network.
This could be done thrtough shared network.
Common examples of area network types are:LAN - Local Area NetworkWAN - Wide Area NetworkMAN - Metropolitan Area Network
1) LAN: local area network 2) WAN: Wide area network 3) MAN: Metropolitan area network
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