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introduction to server

Introduction to windows server and its difference to client pc.

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introduction to server

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  1. Server

  2. Q1 PRETEST Q2 Q3 Q4 SPIN

  3. EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE COMPUTER SERVER PERSONAL COMPUTER Answer

  4. Difference between server and PC :

  5. BACK

  6. Answer Answer Which of the two motherboard is compatible for computer server? Why? B A

  7. A BACK

  8. EXPLAIN THE DIAGRAM BELOW BACK

  9. What is server? Answer

  10. Servers are dedicated computers for a specific purpose • Made for durability, longevity and for working longer periods of time as compared to a desktop PC.

  11. Functions of a Server :provide services and functionality to other computers called CLIENTS.

  12. Can we use personal computers as server? YES NO

  13. Can we use personal computers as server? X YES NO √

  14. Computer can be turned into a server using its OS features which allows it to do so. But they won’t be able to support many a huge number of connections due to their hardware limitations and also because of their OS limitations.

  15. Hardware requirement of Servers :The hardware functionality is similar to a desktop PC, parts used in servers are of special grade.

  16. Example:The hard disk for server is more resistant to wear, tear and vibrations and can easily withstand those vibrations for years and indeed is more expensive. Unlike a cheap desktop PC drive which is less resistant to wear and tear and vibrations.

  17. A server can have many hard-drives and all of these drives are connected using a RAID configuration.

  18. The motherboard also is expensive and comes with a dual or quad or even octa- CPU configuration and supports large amount of RAM (up to 1-2TB of Ram). Also, server motherboard can support many hard drives.

  19. Servers use ECC rams (Error correcting ram), that is if there occurs an error the ram itself checks for errors and corrects it making the servers more reliable. The server ram comes in large amount (up to 100GB or 128GB stick).

  20. Servers have redundant power supplies, to keep the server up and running in case of power failure. It use a server grade OS like, Linux, Windows server, macOS server etc….These OS’s are configured to handle thousands of concurrent connections.

  21. Uses of Server Computer:The servers can be used as: – • Application server – • Catalog servers – • Database server – • Computing Server –

  22. Types of Server Operating System • Windows Server 2003. • Windows Server 2008. • Windows Server 2012. • Linux (excluding RHEL) • Windows Server 2000. • Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) • Mac OS X Server. • Solaris.

  23. Group activity • Using the slides provided install Microsoft Server 2008 R2 • After doing the task call the teacher to check your work. Windows 2008R2

  24. RAID employs the techniques of disk mirroring or disk striping. Mirroring will copy identical data onto more than one drive BACK

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