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Sort of. The DOS ping command is a general ethernet command that sends a query to a specified IP address.
You can perform a self-ping to see if your network card is working by going to the Start menu and selecting 'Run'. Type 'command' in the text box to bring up the DOS emulator screen. Type 'ping 127.0.0.1' and press enter to ping yourself.
You can ping any other address on your local network (including your router) or on the internet in the same way, as long as you know the IP address. This will tell you if that device (router, computer, server) is responding.
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Which is not client server application?
ping
Your server ping all client of your network but your client can not access or pin server so how you can troubleshoot this problem?
Check to make sure your firewall is not blocking ping ICMP requests on the server. Also, check to see if the clients can ping each other and the default gateway for starters.
When the client runs an application on a terminal server which of the client computer's resources does the application utilize?
When a client runs an application on a terminal computer the application execution takes place. The server uses the clients time zone resource.
What function does a server have?
Server's function is to respond for the client's application requests
How does the server know?
We can check from the server by using PING command. We should use give the client name or IP address followed by the PING commands. For example PING 128.0.0.156 -n 4 Where -n and the 4 is no echo requests to send times. If the client is connect with the server the reply is coming with some informations.
Is eBay a peer to peer or client server application?
eBay is a P2P application.
How set client in tinasoft easycafe server?
hi! how i can add my new client PC in easycafe Server PC application for control it?!
Is eBay a peer-to-peer or clientserver application?
client-server
Advantage of using an application server?
By storing software on the application server, the application needs to be installed or upgraded on each client computer only one time
When a client runs an application on a terminal server which of the client computers resources does the application utilize?
You can get all the info on the TS on this link http://support.microsoft.com/kb/186498 Server Computer is the head of all the network computers that called as a client computer. Server computer main duty is the main storage of all the data of the client computers. Also, Server computer has the Main system that the client computers will be using.
X designates a user's terminal as hosting the server while the application is referred to as the client Does this make sense?
Yes, if you view it from the perspective that the X server is providing the display, rather than the client providing an application.
How does a client application identify a server application on another computer on the network?
By the port number or the port address
