Domains vs. Workgroups
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WHy would an organization want a domain, and a workgroup? If separation
for the sake of security is an issue isn't just better to subnet?
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- Re: subdomain setup
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... No Norton or Symantec security software. ... Trend Micro Office Scan AV which has a personal firewall but since she can ... Could be something funky with DNS on her network. ... behaviour based on the subnet they're connected to. ...
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... The separation of duties principle comes into play here. ... They MUST be both knowledgeable AND trustworthy. ... knowledgeable but not trustworthy your security may be breached on the ... social level. ...
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