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What two windows components are used to share resources on a network and access those shared resources?
File and Printer Sharing & Client for Microsoft Networks This is from Jean Andrews' book A+ Guide to Software, 6th Edition, page 1148
What was the first Microsoft operating system to have network components built in?
Windows for Workgroups 3.1
What is the central database that is used to manage network resources in Windows?
Active directory
What are the sub-components of I O manager in Windows NT?
Network redirector/ ServerCache manager.File systemsNetwork driverDevice driver
What is MMC in windows?
a utilitY an administrator can use to manage hardware, software and network components. On the run window, type services.msc
What is an industry-standard high strength authentication method that allows single sign on to Windows 2000 based network resources supported by Windows XP Professional and Windows 2000?
Smart cards
Does creating a local representation of an existing domain user account grants a network user the ability to access local resources on Windows XP Pro network?
Yes
What is the windows network?
Several Computer nodes which are installed with any MS Windows OS and are connected with each other in peer (workgroup) or in domain model is called a Windows Network. Usually computers are connected in network with each other to utilize shared resources for maximum utilization. The most common shared resource which we can see is a printer.
14 What type of network is maintained if a server takes no dedicated role in the network?
Network that is designed just to enable share resources is called Peer to Peer Network also called Workgroup in Windows.
How do you reinstall missing file shdocvwdll?
You can do a search for shdocvw.dll on the internet, download that file, and save it into the c:\windows\system folder, OR you can install Internet Explorer 5+, or you can reinstall the network components bundled with Windows.
Is a Windows 2003 network or an Ethernet network better?
Un-comparable, even if it were such thing as 'windows 2003 network'.
What are the key components required to connect to a network and access network resources?
fundamental components of a network are, workstations,servers,peer to peer and client/sever archtecture,backbone,segments,interconnected components(hubs,switches and routers) other resources-printers and scannars
