LO3 - Server Types: Flashcards

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What are Servers?

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A computer, or computer program which manages access to a centralised resource or service in a network.

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What common attributes do Serves generally have?

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1) Dedicated system accessed via a network,
2) Increased memory capacity,
3) Increased storage capacity,
4) Increased processing power,
5) More than one processor.

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What are Scalable Servers?

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Adaptable servers with the ability to efficiently manage the requirements of connected systems - also have the ability to be upgraded.

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What are File Servers?

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File servers centrally store and manage files so that other systems on the network can access them.

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What are Printer Servers?

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Printer servers control any printers on a network and manage printing requests by sending the document to an appropriate printer.

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What are Application Servers?

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Application servers allow users to access shared applications on a network.

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What are Database Servers?

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Database servers manage database software that users on the network can access and use to manipulate data.

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What are Web Servers?

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Web servers manage HTTP requests from connected devices to display web pages on web browsers.

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What are Mail Servers?

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Mail servers send and receive emails using email protocols (SMTP & POP) allowing email communication between other mail servers on other networks.

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What are Hypervisors?

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Hypervisors allow a host machine to operate virtual machines as guest systems. The virtual machines share the resources of the host, including memory, and processing power.

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