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The difference between network provider and service provider is how they relate to the rest of a group of computers. A network provider serves as the host computer where the computers are all in the same location. A server is the provider for computers that are not in the same location.
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What is the difference between service provider and network provider?
what is the difference between a file server and a internet service provider
Which network is usually managed by a consortium of users or by a single network provider that sells the service to the users?
Answer: MAN
What are the basic components of setting up a network?
List the components needed for setting up a network?
What is the puk code for tmobile shadow?
A PUK is given by the service provider. Please contact your service provider.
What do you do if you enter your password wrong too many times on your blackberry?
You'll have to call your network provider for a PUC (Phone Unlock Code) This is a separate code from your own password which allows the network to 're-set' your handset. It's common across all networks and handsets. Your network provider will explain exactly what to do - HOWEVER - they may charge for the service as it's 'self-inflicted' - rather than an actual fault.
What is the difference between service provider and network provider?
what is the difference between a file server and a internet service provider
What is the difference between a business service provider and an application service provider?
A business service provider offers services to a government or business entity. A landscape service or security guard service for an office building would be examples of a business service provider. An application service provider offers software solutions like credit card processing systems or human resource management software.
What is the difference between answering machine and voice mail?
voicemail is a service you have to subscribe to to your service provider while you don't need to do this for an answering machine.
A(n) (Blank) assignment is when a provider does not bill the patient for the difference between the service cost and Medicare allowed.?
accepting
What do the initials NSP stand for?
NSP stands for Network Service Provider. This type of company sells bandwidth on networks. An example of network service providers is the internet service provider which sells acces to the internet to business and consumers.
What is Optical line terminal?
An optical line termination (OLT), is a device which serves as the service provider endpoint of a passive optical network. It provides two main functions: - To perform conversion between the electrical signals used by the service provider's equipment and the fiber optic signals used by the passive optical network. - To coordinate the multiplexing between the conversion devices on the other end of that network (called either optical network terminals or optical network units).
What is the difference between 32K sim and 64K sim?
actually, as seems that 64k has more memory then 32k, but it's not. Both have same contacts and massage memory. The difference is 64k sim automatically detect stronger network. Means, you are in the area where airtel and vodafone both network are present, and your service provider is airtel, then 32k sim will stick to only airtel network, if it is weaker but 64k sim will swith to stronger network.
Which is first mobile network service provider in kerala?
Bpl mobile
What is the difference between an HMO and a MCO?
Difference between HMO (Health Maintenance Organization) and MCO (Managed Care Organization) is that in HMO where the insurance creates an network of providers termed PCPs (Primary Care Physicians), but in the case of MCO the health care provider or group of medical service provider who contract with insurers or self-insured employers to provide the wide variety of managed helath care services.
Which network is usually managed by a consortium of users or by a single network provider that sells the service to the users?
Answer: MAN
Which network is usually managed by a consortium of user or by a single network provider that sells the service to the users?
Answer: MAN
How to speed up the mbps?
For the local network, you need to install better cables, and faster network cards. For the Internet connection, you have to pay your Internet Service Provider more, for a faster connection.For the local network, you need to install better cables, and faster network cards. For the Internet connection, you have to pay your Internet Service Provider more, for a faster connection.For the local network, you need to install better cables, and faster network cards. For the Internet connection, you have to pay your Internet Service Provider more, for a faster connection.For the local network, you need to install better cables, and faster network cards. For the Internet connection, you have to pay your Internet Service Provider more, for a faster connection.
