How is a server different from a workstation ?
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A server is an application or device that performs service for connected clients as part of client server architecture. It can also be a computer system that has been designated for running a specific server application . A server can also serve applications to users on an intranet.
A workstation is a personal computer that is used for high end applications such as graphic design, video editing, CAD, 3-D design, or other CPU and RAM intensive programs. A workstation typically has a top of the line, fast processor, multiple hard drives, and a lot of RAM memory. A workstation may also have special audio, video, or processing cards for special editing work. A workstation is marketed by computer manufacturers to professional users, while the server is more of a utility device.
Both form part of the networking architecture and differ in their functions and use.
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A workstation is a personal computer that is used for high end applications such as graphic design, video editing, CAD, 3-D design, or other CPU and RAM intensive programs. A workstation typically has a top of the line, fast processor, multiple hard drives, and a lot of RAM memory. A workstation may also have special audio, video, or processing cards for special editing work. A workstation is marketed by computer manufacturers to professional users, while the server is more of a utility device.
Both form part of the networking architecture and differ in their functions and use.
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the computer that provides resources to other computers on a network is called server while in the network the individual computers which access shared network resources are known as workstation or nodes. ..same to you. .
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How many devices can you connect in a PAN (Personal Area Network).
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a pan network is typically on an area of 20 to 30 feet
a pan network is typically on an area of 20 to 30 feet. when we need the facility of network to be used on a really small commercial area or in computer labs.
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