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What is a server called?
a waiter
A is typically a workstation from which users access shared network resources?
client
What is the name of acomputer that makes use of network resources?
A client or a workstation.
What must be installed on a windows XP client workstation for it to be able to log on to a windows server 2003 server?
remote desktop client
Is Windows 2000 a server or a client operating system?
Both. Windows 2000 is available in both server and workstation (client) variants.
If a person at a workstation sending data to a file server is an example of what?
A person standing a workstation sending a document to a file server is an example of the client/server architecture.
What service is produced by Novell Client?
Novell Client is a company who offer many different services. Some of these services include workstation software, IT training, and certification and testing.
Database software allows any remote computer or network workstation to access data in a database?
data base client
What is a computer that is attached to a network called?
A personal computer that is connected to a network is called a workstation or terminal.
What is the difference between a host and a workstation?
host or server is same. the server provide the service to the end user or client. like engineered programming.
What is the term of the fourth workstation computer?
It's THE 4th workstation. obviously there's a group of workstation computers, and it is the 4th workstation in that group. Not much else to it...
Distinguish between a client-server and a peer-to-peer models of distributed systems.?
A client-server model can be defined as a centralized environment, where all users, objects, resources, and so on are administered in a centralized location and can, if configured, use any network resources on any workstation on the domain. A Peer-to-peer model can be defined as a decentralized environment, where the user must be assigned permissions on each workstation in order to access any available resources.
