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| provides data to other computer; serves data to system on a LAN or WAN over the internet |
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| where the hardware is not that important; a regular desktop computer can be turned into a sever by adding the appropriate software |
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| an operating system specifically designed to run on servers |
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| first well known server that most companies use |
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| MICROSOFT SERVER 2003, 2008, 2012 AND 2018 |
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| versions of Microsoft server |
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| total percentage of microsoft server usage |
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| an open source and free web server software that powers around 46% of websites around the world |
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| website incorporate Apache as their OS |
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| most versatile server OS that's designed to handle the mire demanding needs of business applications |
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| are software system that store, organize, and provides access to directory information |
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| a windows service that maintained an index of most of the files on the computer to improve searching performances; updates indexes without user intervention |
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| translates a domain name into an IP address |
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| provides the service that controls the access to separately stored files as part of a multi-user system |
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| inventories all files on a server computer in a way that they can be easily located by executing a search query |
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| acts as an intermediary between an endpoint device and another server from which that devices is requesting a service |
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| provides a service for hosting and managing websites that are access via Web Browsers |
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| a collection of information that is organized so that it can be easily accessed, manage, and updated |
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| provides the ability to send, receive, and review email |
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| configured to manage a whole network of servers |
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| acts as a security apparatus for the network; blocks any inappropriate traffic |
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| allows multiple instances of server application to run |
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| multiple employees to access a single printer |
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| process that creates and abstracts multiple virtual instances on a single server |
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| process by which the activities of an organization are distributed or delegated away from central, authoritative location or group |
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| server that runs alone and is not part of a group' not governed by a windows domain |
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| network server that automatically provides and assigns IP address |
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| used to identify one or more IP addresses |
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| FULLY QUALIFIED DOMAIN NAME |
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| aka absolute domain names, specifies its exact location |
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| used to specify different services and protocols for a single domain |
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| unique name that identifies a website |
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| identifies something about the website associated with it |
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| included in most windows server OS as a set of processes and services |
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| a server running ADDS is called |
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small group of computers that share commorn roles, such as sharing files and prinrers
-decentralized logons, security and resource sharing |
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| a network that requires a security and resource management and a computer to become the domain controller |
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| programs that run in the background of the server to provide functionality to the network |
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| DYNAMIC HOST CONFIGURATION PROTOCOL |
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| allows the server to assign or lease IP address to computers and other devices |
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provides a standard method for associating names with numeric internet addresses
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| ACTIVE DIRECTORY DOMAIN SERVICES |
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| stores info about users, computers, and other devices on the network |
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| provides technology for storage management, file replication, distributed namespace management, fast file searching |
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| PRINT AND DOCUMENT SERVICES |
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| enables you to centralize print server and network print management taskl |
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| provides technologies that enables user to access windows-based programs that are installed |
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| a windows server 2008 that participates in a workgroup |
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| allows the client computer to access the resources of the network |
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