What is the role of a Print Server in a client-server architecture?

To manage printing services for clients

What is the role of a central server in a client-server network?

To offer technical support to clients

To monitor employee productivity

What tasks are performed by the server in a client-server network?

Handling financial transactions

Direct communication between clients

For what services might clients issue requests to the server in a client-server network?

Email, file storage, backup, and printing

Social media, gaming, and live streaming

News updates, weather forecasts, and traffic reports

Online shopping, food delivery, and ride-sharing

Which types of organizations are client-server networks suitable for?

Many different types of organizations, small and large

What is a characteristic feature of a peer-to-peer network architecture?

It has a single central server that manages all connections.

It has multiple central servers for redundancy.

It requires a special router to function.

For which type of network is a peer-to-peer network suitable?

A small company or home network with a few computers

A large company with hundreds of computers

A data center with thousands of servers

A multinational corporation with complex networking needs

Can computers in a peer-to-peer network see files on all other computers?

Yes, they can see files on all other computers

No, they cannot see any files on other computers

Yes, but only through a central server

No, they can only see files on some computers

How do computers communicate with each other in a peer-to-peer network?

Through a dedicated router only

What happens if a computer in a peer-to-peer network is switched off?

Data cannot be retrieved from it

Data can still be retrieved from it

It does not affect the network at all

What is centrally controlled in a client-server architecture?

User IDs, passwords, and access levels

Files and programs on individual computers

The ability of each computer to act as both client and server

Streaming coverage of live events

What can be expensive to set up and manage?

Sharing of music and streaming coverage

How is backup typically handled in a client-server network?

Centralized and usually automated

What is a characteristic of a peer-to-peer network?

Each computer on the network can act as both client and server

No access to other users' files

Can be expensive to set up and to manage

Backup is centralized and usually automated

At what point does the web page not communicate with the server?

When scripts are executed by the client browser

What is the purpose of using JavaScript for client processing in web pages?

To validate data before it is sent to the server

To increase the load on the server

What does the JavaScript function 'validate()' do when the 'Name' field in a form is empty?

It changes the border color of the 'Name' field to red and shows an alert message.

It submits the form to the server.

It stores the form data in a database.

What is one of the advantages of client processing in JavaScript?

It allows for more interactivity by immediately responding to users' actions.

It requires constant communication with the server.

It ensures that the web page looks the same in all browsers.

It relies on the server for processing power.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of client processing in JavaScript?

Not all browsers support all scripts.

Quick execution as no communication with the server is required.

Removes potentially unnecessary processing from the server.

Data can be intercepted on the way to the server.

How does client processing in JavaScript affect the security for the user?

It increases security because data cannot be intercepted on the way to the server.

It decreases security because data can be intercepted on the way to the server.

It compromises security by relying on the client's machine performance.

Why might a web page owner be uncertain about how the end-product will look to the user when using JavaScript for client processing?

Because different browsers process scripts in slightly different ways.

Because the scripts are processed by the server.

Because all browsers process scripts in the same way.

Because data is intercepted on the way to the server.

What is the main benefit of client-side processing in a network as described in the image?

It saves the server valuable processing resources.

It increases the amount of data stored on the server.

It requires terminals to communicate more frequently.

It leads to the server becoming overloaded more quickly.

What could happen if all terminals in a network communicated with the server each time they needed to validate information?

The server would eventually become overloaded and could crash.

The network speed would increase.

The server would become less secure.

The terminals would process data faster.

What does API stand for in the context of web technologies?

Application Programming Interface

How are API requests processed?

By the client and responded to by the relevant server

By external third-party services

What does the simple line of code provided in the image allow a web page to do?

Make use of the Google Map facility

Change the website's background color

What can the web page define once the API has been initialised?

How to interact and request data

Why might a client not always be able to successfully process a request on the server side?

The client does not always have the capability to provide the data required

The client always has the capability to provide the required data

The server does not have the capability to process the data

How is the way data is processed by a company often protected?

By the client's privacy settings

Why might a server wish to further validate data that has been submitted by the client?

Because client-side validation using JavaScript can be easily circumvented

To ensure the data conforms to the server's data format

To improve the client's processing speed

To reduce the amount of data stored on the server

What is the main reason that makes additional server-side validation crucial?

To ensure accurate, secure data being transmitted

To increase data storage capacity

To make the client-side application lighter

Which of the following is a client processing task?

Loading product information from the database

Sending the request back to the client

What is the role of server processing in the context of the Argos website example?

Loading product information from the database

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How does the web page know there is an error when information is missing in a web form?

It guesses the missing information

It receives a signal from the user

It has built-in validation checks

It contacts the web server for each field

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the two parts that make up a network model in the client-server model?

Browser and website

Modem and router

Client and server

Email and password

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In a client-server model, who initiates communication?

The server

The router

The client

The modem

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does the server do in a client-server model?

Initiates communication to the client

Waits for requests from clients

Accesses data from the client

Provides internet connectivity

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are terminals known as in a client-server architecture?

Servers

Peers

Clients

Hosts

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which type of network is a school likely to use?

Peer-to-peer network

Client-server network

Standalone network

Distributed network

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which server is responsible for storing and managing files in a client-server architecture?

Print Server

Mail Server

File Server

Web Server

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1.3.3 Client-server and peer-to-peer

How does the web page know there is an error when information is missing in a web form?

What are the two parts that make up a network model in the client-server model?

In a client-server model, who initiates communication?

What does the server do in a client-server model?

What are terminals known as in a client-server architecture?

Which type of network is a school likely to use?

Which server is responsible for storing and managing files in a client-server architecture?

What type of server is typically used to host websites in a client-server architecture?

In a client-server architecture, which server is primarily used to send and receive emails?

Which server in a client-server architecture is dedicated to handling database services?

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