What is Microsoft Networking?

Microsoft Networking refers to a collection of technologies and protocols that enable communication and resource sharing between computers running Microsoft Windows operating systems. It encompasses various aspects like file and printer sharing, network security (authentication and authorization), network protocols (TCP/IP, SMB), Active Directory for centralized management, and remote access solutions. It is commonly used to build and manage local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs) in homes, businesses, and enterprise environments, allowing users to access shared resources, collaborate, and manage network infrastructure.