The maximum number of devices in a domain can vary depending on the specific technology or context being referenced. For instance, in Microsoft Active Directory, a single domain can theoretically support up to around 2 billion objects, including user accounts, computers, and other resources. However, practical limits may be influenced by factors such as performance, administrative overhead, and network architecture. It's essential to consider these factors when planning for a domain's capacity.
The recommended limit of DCs per domain as per Microsoft is 1200
Three is the number of maximum hops between domain controllers
A switch or router will limit the number of clients in a collision domain, thus limiting what can be in the collision domain.
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You can have up to seven Bluetooth controller devices on a PS3
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The most appropriate domain for a function predicting the number of household online devices based on the number of people in the household would be the set of non-negative integers. This is because the number of people in a household cannot be negative, and typically, the number of online devices would also be a whole number. Additionally, the domain could be limited to practical household sizes, such as 1 to a reasonable upper limit (e.g., 10 or 15) to reflect common household configurations.
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