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- Intranet (1820 bytes)
4: ...y both use the same technology regarding clients, servers and IP. One may find email, HTTP, and FTP as well... - Mobile office (1425 bytes)
- Buffet (1628 bytes)
5: A buffet requires less servers, and is often also cheaper to prepare, because of... - Massively distributed collaboration (6112 bytes)
6: ...r discussion lists, [[Multiplayer|online gaming]] servers, collaborative art and [[news]] sites, and social... - Gmail (2678 bytes)
17: ...oes store some residual copies of e-mail on their servers, after they have been deleted or even after the ... - Web server (2197 bytes)
1: ... web clients, delivering the requested pages. Web servers implement the standard HTTP protocol, which is us...
3: ...n a NeXTcube computer. Today, the most common web servers are the Apache HTTP Server, developed by the Apac...
7: ...here are some features that all commonly used web servers implement. These are features required by webmast...
11: * Implementation of the HTTP protocol: web servers must implement the standard HTTP protocol and be ...
20: ...es a fair amount of scalability. Professional web servers use multiple CPUs wherever possible. - Internet television (2138 bytes)
5: ...most common problem encountered by television web servers nowadays is the overload. Oddly enough there have... - Proxy server (2112 bytes)
5: Proxy servers are often used by network administrators to enfor...
7: ...k-enabled applications support the usage of proxy servers nowadays.
11: ...practice to use trojans in order to install proxy servers on users' computers, which will be used by them f...
13: ...erse proxy, which is a server installed along web servers. Traffic coming from the Internet is going throug... - LiveJournal (2272 bytes)
11: ...e number of users was growing too rapidly for the servers to support. The invitation system did allow for a...
17: [[Category:Servers]] - Quartz (graphics layer) (1900 bytes)
15: ...s that relied on the added code to run on other X servers, making Apple's effort useless. The effort itself... - Red Hat Enterprise Linux (1589 bytes)
6: ...e Server'' (ES), a server version aimed at medium servers - Linux distribution (2597 bytes)
58: servers. - Domain Name System (1904 bytes)
7: ...t the same time). Zones can be delegated to other servers if required.
9: ...requires the resolver to go through multiple name servers in order to obtain the information, a process cal... - Linux (2497 bytes)
7: ...al-purpose to specialized distributions, aimed at servers, small systems, embedded systems and so on.
15: ... itself has grown up explosively after 2002. Many servers were already running Linux at that time (an estim... - E-mail spam (3476 bytes)
15: ...ay support staff can verify it. Furthermore, web servers such as Yahoo or Hotmail offer spam blocking and ... - Fax (1798 bytes)
11: ...have become a common problem. Some communications servers do not automatically print out all incoming faxes... - Rooter (2025 bytes)
9: ...h weren't very well guarded, like many university servers. This lead to a proliferation of such attacks, ma... - Cybercrime (2218 bytes)
11: ... along with obtaining unauthorized access on such servers. - Web design (3052 bytes)
7: ...bility of linking pages together. However, as web servers, web browsers and web designers advanced, several... - Web browser (2147 bytes)
1: ...display and interact with content on private HTTP servers and the World Wide Web network. It is normally ab...
5: Web browsers are the clients of so-called web servers, generally using the HTTP protocol. Although some... - Yahoo! Mail (2669 bytes)
9: ...able: users cannot send e-mail through other SMTP servers and they cannot use e-mail clients. Accounts that... - Hotmail (2142 bytes)
15: ... community. Even in 2001, a significant number of servers were still running open-source software. - Dedicated hosting (2042 bytes)
8: ...her company highly privileged access on dedicated servers.
13: [[Category:Servers]] - Xbox Live (2474 bytes)
15: ...ent itself, while the hosting, bandwidth and game servers are provided by Microsoft. This is a serious adva...
17: ... imposed Microsoft to allow them to use their own servers too, but this is not something every company can ... - Virtual hosting (2237 bytes)
1: '''Virtual hosting''' is a technique used by web servers to host more than one domain name on the same com...
11: ...though this can be solved by running multiple web servers bound to different ports, or by using IP aliasing... - Internet fraud (8924 bytes)
32: ...t that website's traffic to another web site. DNS servers are the machines responsible for resolving intern... - Email authentication (8998 bytes)
17: ...f ISPs and others currently operating public mail servers.
25: ...r. That DNS server in turn, refers to lower level servers until an answer is found that is authoritative fo...
27: ...ing to be from our domain. We have no public mail servers."
29: ...nt address, even if you change jobs or ISPs. List servers perform a similar function, forwarding e-mail to ... - How to set up a Linux-based home file server (2040 bytes)
1: '''File servers''' used in home networks are becoming more and mo...
7: ...t is the operating of choice for high-demand file servers. - Common Indexing Protocol (1801 bytes)
1: ...g and exchanging index information among indexing servers. The CIP is an improvement over the WHOIS++ Inter...
3: ... , or check among the indexes received from other servers to find out whether the query can be answered els...
8: ...rmation could be sent between index producers and servers. The second priciple is that of query routing.
10: ...vers would depend heavily on referrals. The index servers and their contained indexes are represented in a ... - Database server (2221 bytes)
1: .... Typically, client applications access database servers over a network.
3: .../server architecture model in computing. Database servers store the database on a dedicated computer system...
10: ...ly the final results back to the client. Database servers are typically made to run on a UNIX operating sys...
21: [[Category:Servers]] - WAP gateway (2339 bytes)
1: ...ion Protocol, uses content which is stored on web servers on the internet and collects and delivers it to t...
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