Solution 1: Network.
Solution 2: Workgroup.
Solution 3:
Solution 4:
Solution 5: Windows Server (IKEv2)
Solution 6: Logical group (LAN).
Solution 7: Hyper-V.
Solution 8: Network Level Authentication (NLA).
Solution 9: Physical Compatibility Mode.
Solution 10: Windows 10.
Solution 11: Sharing center.
Solution 12: Closely connected.
Solution 13:
Solution 14:
Solution 15: Remotely connected.
Solution 16: Workgroup.
Solution 17:
Solution 18:
Solution 19:
Solution 20: Windows Logs.
Solution 21: Network resources.
Solution 22: Star.
Solution 23: Full control, modify, read & execute, read, write.
Solution 24: The Server Message Block Protocol.
Solution 25: Network File Sharing.
Solution 26: New Technology File System.
Solution 27: NTFS.
Solution 28: NTFS using the principle of least privilege.
Solution 29: Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.
Solution 30:
Solution 31: Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.
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