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What is a network with a fileserver called?

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Updated: 11/11/2022

a client/server network

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What is a fileserver?

A fileserver is a computer that operates as a server (i.e. runs server software such as MS Windows Server 2003) used to archive files (documents, photos, etc.) in a central location rather than being saved on a local desktop computer. This allows the files to be backed up on a regular basis as well as allowing for the files to be shared if desired. Novell Netware was one of the original Server Operating Systems (and/or Network Operating Systems) that implemented the concept of "fileserver". Side-note: In corporate networks individual employee desktop computers are often setup with a "network" drive. This disk space is sometimes allocated onto a fileserver. During the early days of local area networks (LAN) hard-drives were expensive; in order to keep costs down, servers were used that would have large, very fast hard-drives where anyone could store files thus reducing the cost of putting large hard-drives on every desktop or workstation.

URL is web address but not always Why is it not always?

An URL is an Uniform Resource Locator. It shows your browser where to look for a specific resource. If that resource is a webpage (which it mostly is) it starts with "http://". However it can also be a fileserver it will then start with "ftp://" or if its a network resource it will start with "\"

The design of the network is called the network?

architecture

Geometric arrangement of a network is called?

The geometric arrangement of a network is called Topology.

What are the functions provided by a network called?

network services

What is a group of connected computers?

a home group or work group

Network computer which is attached to a network is called a?

its just called a network enabled computer or server or a workgroup and this if it configured to work

What is a spontaneous network called?

AD-HOC network

Which setting describing the network environment such as home or public network is called?

Network Location

What is the hardware component that connects a printer's circuitry to the network called?

It's called a network card (interface).

Which The setting describing the network environment suck as home or public network is called?

The "Network Location".

Communication on a network follows rules of communication called network?

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