Hi tried google but all goes again what the author says.
Im reading a book on windows server 2003 and have come across somthing thats puzzling me!
Im on a part when the author is talking about browser lists and he suggests 2 ways to cut them down.
1.Reduce the servers on the net work eg.disable the server service on xp clients e.t.c which seems a funney idea because then i have no control over them with mmc if i do that, but thats not the real part i have a problem with it's the next.
2. He says if you have a very large net work 500 or more it would be a good idea to break the network into Workgroups so the browser list will be more manageable,he says go to mycomputer rename e.t.c and do not select join domain select join Workgroup e.t.c err well i thought Workgroups was for small peer too peer networks or can you have workgroups with in a domain ? if so is this a good idea.
many thx jay.
ps. sorry if spelling is bad it's very late.
Im reading a book on windows server 2003 and have come across somthing thats puzzling me!
Im on a part when the author is talking about browser lists and he suggests 2 ways to cut them down.
1.Reduce the servers on the net work eg.disable the server service on xp clients e.t.c which seems a funney idea because then i have no control over them with mmc if i do that, but thats not the real part i have a problem with it's the next.
2. He says if you have a very large net work 500 or more it would be a good idea to break the network into Workgroups so the browser list will be more manageable,he says go to mycomputer rename e.t.c and do not select join domain select join Workgroup e.t.c err well i thought Workgroups was for small peer too peer networks or can you have workgroups with in a domain ? if so is this a good idea.
many thx jay.
ps. sorry if spelling is bad it's very late.
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