RIS is a technical process that helps administrators install operating systems and software via the network without having to physically visit the computer.Īcknowledgment of high-horsepower chips. For security reasons, and to limit problems like somebody deleting essential files, XP Pro doesn’t give everyday employees access to these folders. Windows XP Pro creates several s hared folders for use by administrators and operating system services that manage the computer environment on the network. Computers running the Home Edition can’t join a domain and aren’t affected by the changes the administrator makes to the domain settings.Īdministrative shares. XP Pro computers can be part of a domain-a group of networked computers, usually in big corporations ( Chapter 19), that system administrators can maintain as a unit. You can see what’s on its screen and manipulate what you find there-a great feature when you’re traveling with a laptop.Ĭorporate domain membership. If your XP Pro machine has a permanent Internet connection (like a cable modem or DSL), you can connect to it from any other Windows machine via the Internet (or office network).
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