the server will run in a specific port ,by sending request to that port in a specific format we can access the server for accessing the server one must know it's IP address and port in which it is running
A server is a machine that processes requests from a client. In this case a client is asking a server to retrieve information stored in a database on the server. So the answer is a server.
the server is a process that can resite of same machine as a client or on a different machine the client software usually the location of the server from client by redirecting the service.....(upload by vams)
client server
Nope a server does
Machine asking for information from a server is a client. Machines can act as both clients and servers, depending on what action they're performing at the time. Kaustubh Nayak
Is this a lan or a wan network. Is the client on a different subnet of the network? You could even be talking about a client connected through VPN here... ok, be a bit more specific.Want to access the client. Would RDP not be the obvious thing..?? You could set the client up to accept incoming connections. You could do a java script that would allow you to just log in and take control of the machine. Be more specific about the network and what sort of access you want.
It depends, but usually yes
The TCP 3 way handshake is when the server states what ports it has open, the client requests access to the port, and the server grants access. Layman's terms: Server - I have beer at my place. Client - Can I come over? Server - Sure!
In general, and in the simplest form, a server is a machine or a program (software application) that waits for incoming requests, and a client is a machine or program sending requests to another client or a server in order to take action
database server
A Client Access License (CAL) is a kind of software license that legally permits client computers to connect to server software
In order to mount a drive, if it is a network drive, you must have an NFS server installed and an NFS client on the machine you wish to mount the directory for. The NFS server will export the file system to the network, and the NFS client machine will mount it. To mount it on a client machine, create or use an empty directory. Then, using the 'mount' command, indicate the server name and directory on the server and the mount point of the client. For example: mount tarzan:/opt/testing/data /mnt Will mount a directory from the 'tarzan' server called /opt/testing/data under the /mnt directory of the client. So when a client looks at /mnt, they are really looking at /opt/testing/data on the server.