Benefit of domain vs workgroup
- From: "JM" <jm@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 06 Sep 2006 22:25:58 GMT
We have a small computer network, 6 computers, all Windows XP. We are in a
workgroup, with one computer as the file server - at least in that it is
where the data files reside for the two programs we use as part of our
business.
One of our primary concerns is the data that resides in the shared folders.
We would like to take measures to protect that data. Of course, we need the
applications to be able to access it at all times, but it would make us feel
much better if means were in place that would prevent the users from
downloading, copying, or otherwise taking advantage of the data.
Would going to a domain help with this, or can we do as much in this regard
using NTFS permissions while remaining in a workgroup?
Thank you,
jm
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