SHARED FOLDERS

It’s a special folder in your machine which that you can use to securely and easily share data with other people in your enterprise account.

These type of folders are typical in big companies.

Create a user account:

1-First search “account” in the inicio and click on “create standard user account”.

2-Type you account’s name and click on ”create account”.

3-Click on the account that you´ve just created.

4-Click on create a new password.

5-Just type your new password

6-Now click on logg off and start your work with the now account that you’ve recently created.

An user profile is a virtual place with a name and usually a password which you can work from. It´s in computers and there you can save all your work. It can be administrator (that can change most  things of the computer, such as wallpapers) or standard (which doesn’t have administrator rights)

There are two types of users in Windows: Local users and domain users.

Local users:

 Are those which you can only use in the same machine they’ve been created.

Here you can be a standard user, who has limited rights, for example it can’t change the IP address.

You also can be an administrator, who is more free at working with the computer and with the security options.

Domain users:

A group of computers which you can access to from another computer called Domain Controller. From this one you can allow or deny several actions to the rest of the group, for instance changing the wallpaper.  The password of these users is verified from the Domain Controller. The disadvantage of this is that if you don’t have Access to the network, the user’s name cannot be validated, so if this happens you cannot work.

Every time you finish working from a Domain Controller you must log off (search on the keyboard “ctrl”, “alt” and “supr” and press them all at the same time to Access to a panel in which you’ll can log off).

1-First of all, once you’ve already opened the virtual machine, you should go to equipo from inicio.

2- At the right of the picture there is “Loccal Area Connection”, just click there and then click on “Properties”.

3-Now click on “Internet Protocol Version 4” and then click on “properties” again.

4-Hereyou have to look for the address that appears after the “Puerta de enlace predeterminada”

5-Now introduce the numbers.

Hi everyone, today I'm here to explain you the different types of IP address.
It can be public (everybody can see it) or private, when it's behind the router. At the same time it can be static (when you configuer it) or dynamic (when it's configuered automatically by the ISP.