Name change after install, why?

Asked By Nicki Hill 10 points N/A Posted on - 06/26/2012

On Windows, the installer would not allow the computer name to be the same as the user account name. This is considered as a bad exercise and can cause trouble with device that used the network (SQL Server is one of the example). But after the installation you can actually alter the names to compare. My question is Why does Windows allow this after explicitly prohibited during the installation process.

• Status: Open
• Question Views: 696
• Answer Count: 1
• Vote Up 0 Vote Down

• Answer Accepted: No
• Question Category: Networking

Answered By Elana Paza 0 points N/A #153994

Name change after install, why?

 

The main system is that both names are not the same; both are used for different purpose, however, the purpose is fulfilled by the fact that the usage is multilingual and uses characteristics to choose the network system. The manual is enclosed for ready reference. The names if at all require being same, then that is made possible by allowing after installation. See that the users who are native may perform the installation and thus such checking is performed there. And that the users who change after installation are not very native. Thus these are reasons for the difference in the strategy.

About Elana Paza

Questions
0

Answers
49

Best Answers
10

• Vote Up 0 Vote Down

• Posted on - 06/26/2012
• Question Category: Networking