Clients are the computers or workstations on a network that have a relationship with the server. This relationship is defined by what is called a Local Domain. A domain allows for a group of computers and devices (like scanners, printers, etc.) on a network to be centrally managed with common rules, settings and procedures. By establishing this relationship, complex tasks that apply to numerous computers are made simple. This in return saves time and money.

Correct domain configuration can simplify:

• Computer rights and policy management
• Software updates
• Monitoring
• Diagnostics
• Remote Access