If you changed the computer’s domain membership, you’ll see a Windows Security prompt. To join the computer to a domain, select the Domain option, type the name of the domain to join, and then tap or click OK. To put the computer in a workgroup, select the Workgroup option and then type the name of the workgroup to join. This displays the Computer Name/Domain Changes dialog box. On the Computer Name tab of the System Properties dialog box, tap or click Change. You can join a computer to a domain or workgroup by following these steps: If a computer is a domain controller or a certificate authority, you can change the computer name only after removing the related role from the computer. The full computer name is essentially the Domain Name System (DNS) name of the computer, which also identifies the computer’s place within the Active Directory hierarchy. The Computer Name tab displays the full computer name of the system and the domain membership. You can display and modify the computer’s network identification on the Computer Name tab of the System Properties dialog box. The following sections examine key areas of the operating system you can configure using the System Properties dialog box. Tap or click Change Settings under Computer Name, Domain, And Workgroup Settings. 
Within the System console, you can access the System Properties dialog box and use this dialog box to manage system properties. To view this and other options, enter slmgr at a command prompt. The Windows Software Management Licensing tool has many other options, including options for offline activation using a confirmation identifier. If Windows Server 2012 isn’t activated yet, tap or click the link provided to start the activation process and then follow the prompts.
Windows Activation Shows whether you have activated the operating system and the product key. If you want to change any of this information, tap or click Change Settings and then tap or click Change in the System Properties dialog box. Computer Name, Domain, And Workgroup Settings Provides the computer name, description, domain, and workgroup details. The type of operating system is listed as 32-bit or 64-bit. System Lists the processor, memory, and type of operating system installed on the computer. 
Windows Edition Shows the operating system edition and version, and lists any service packs you applied. As Figure 2-5 shows, the System console is divided into four basic areas that provide links for performing common tasks and a system overview: To access the System console, double-tap or double-click System in Control Panel. 
You use the System console to view system information and perform basic configuration tasks.
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