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Carbonite is an online back up website that can not only protect your files by storing a copy on their server, but also allows you access to those files from any computer so it would be easy to access them at work.
Anyone is able to access the Microsoft commerce server. Although everyone can access it, to be able to access it one must first download the commerce server files first.
Because you havn't got permission to access it.
yes, but depends on what kind of mail you are using and how its if configured on server, for example say you are using pop through web access and some one log in to the same account than you would get force log out.or in exchange server the mails will bounce vice-verse. yes, but depends on what kind of mail you are using and how its if configured on server, for example say you are using pop through web access and some one log in to the same account than you would get force log out.or in exchange server the mails will bounce vice-verse.
It would be a host. All other computers connected to that network are clients.
You would access in the form of: http://<server-address>:<port>/ An example would be http://localhost:8080/
Yes, if you have 4 computers on your network, it would benefit you to have a web server. The web server would allow you to have faster internet access and speed.
That would be called a server. A server "serves" the computer files or printer access over the network for client computers access.
You cannot get on a full server on Pixie Hollow. You can't because that server has reached maximum capacity. You would have to wait until the server becomes available to access it.
Authorities would have no cause to question the source of funds when the funds are transferred using server to server method. As long as you have all the correct information, there would be little cause for speculation.
An email address Access to a Web server.
One solution would be to install VNC on the Server and Workstation, connect laptop to the same network as the server and use VNC viewer to access the Server. This would only work if the Server actually boots, and would not allow you to see the bootup sequence.