When creating a workgroup, you must select a workgroup name that differs from the names of each computer you want to add to it. You must limit the name to 15 characters at most, and cannot use the ...

Joining a Windows Workgroup requires that you have the right permissions set on your MacBook to access the Windows files. Business owners that have Macintosh and Windows computers within the same ...

Set up each member of the workgroup to connect to the shared Mac using the special shared account, and you won’t have any permissions issues at all: since everyone will be logged in as the ...

In many workgroup environments, thereu2019s no need to use a complicated method for setting up a file server. Kirk McElhearn offers a basic approach that should be sufficient for many users.

Is there a way to Add/Remove/Modify accounts when the computers are only on a workgroup and not on a domain?