Microsoft Dynamics Axapta Technical,Functional Coverage

Domains are groups of company accounts that, combined with user groups, allow you to define different permissions for a user group depending on the company that is active. This means,for example, that a user can have full access to the General Ledger in the context of one company and only limited access in the context of another company.  You do this by assigning permissions to combinations of domains and user groups. To start, bring up the Domains by using the main application menu and selecting Administration .>Setup-> ➤Domains You create a new domain or a record in a table/form by using the standard keyboard shortcut Ctrl-N. The Admin domain is always present, and cannot be deleted. This domain allows access to all company accounts, and without it you could possibly lock yourself out of a company. If you had already created company accounts, then you could choose a domain and go to the Company Accounts tab to select the companies associated with it. For the example...

Consider the following domain requirements when installing Microsoft Dynamics AX Computers running Microsoft Dynamics AX components must belong to an Active Directory® domain, with Active Directory configured in native mode. Computers running Microsoft Dynamics AX components must have access to other computers in the same Active Directory domain. To support e-mail alerts in Microsoft Dynamics AX, an SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) server must be present in the environment.