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?

• 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

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

In a client-server model, who initiates communication?

• The server

• The router

• The client

• The modem

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

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

• Servers

• Peers

• Clients

• Hosts

Which type of network is a school likely to use?

• Peer-to-peer network

• Client-server network

• Standalone network

• Distributed network

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

• Print Server

• Mail Server

• File Server

• Web Server

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

• Database Server

• Web Server

• File Server

• Print Server

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

• Web Server

• Database Server

• Mail Server

• File Server

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

• Mail Server

• Print Server

• Web Server

• Database Server