Client/Server Network Model

What is the client/server network model?

• A) A model based on the distribution of functions between two types of independent and autonomous processes.

• B) A model for peer-to-peer communication.

• C) A model that combines all functions into a single process.

• D) A model that does not involve network communication.

What is the role of the client in the client/server network model?

• A) A client is any process that provides services to the server.

• B) A client is any process that requests specific services from the server.

• C) A client is a server that manages the network.

• D) A client is a network administrator.

What is the role of the server in the client/server network model?

• A) A server is any process that requests specific services from the client.

• B) A server is a process that manages the network's physical layout.

• C) A server is a process which provides requested services for the client.

• D) A server is a client responsible for network maintenance.

What is the purpose of the network in the client/server model?

• A) The network is the medium for data storage.

• B) The network is a tool for client-server negotiations.

• C) The network is a physical location where clients and servers meet.

• D) The network is the medium in which the server and client connect.

What is a client/server topology?

• A) A topology where all devices are connected in a circle.

• B) A topology where clients and servers are randomly connected.

• C) A topology that doesn't involve client-server relationships.

• D) A topology that shows the physical layout of the client/server network.

What is Star Topology?

• A) A topology where all devices are connected in a straight line.

• B) A topology where all devices are connected in a circle.

• C) A topology where devices are connected to a central hub or switch.

• D) A topology where devices are connected in a tree-like structure.

What is Tree topology?

• A) A topology where all devices are connected in a straight line.

• B) A topology where devices are connected in a tree-like structure.

• C) A topology where devices are connected in a circular pattern.

• D) A topology where devices are randomly connected.

What is Ring topology?

• A) A topology where devices are connected in a tree-like structure.

• B) A topology where all devices are connected in a circular fashion.

• C) A topology where devices are connected to a central hub or switch.

• D) A topology where each device is connected directly to one server.

One client is directly connected to one server in this setup.

• a. Single client, Single Server

• b. Multiple clients, single server

• C. Multiple clients, multiple servers

• D. Single client, Multiple Server

All are the advantages of Client Server Network, except;

• Data Security

• Accessibility

• Scalability

• High Cost