A client-server network has a central computer that provides services to the rest of the network

A client-server network is cheap and easy to set up

A client-server network cannot be used to share files

Each computer on a client-server network is maintained separately

Shared files and resources

Less vulnerable to hackers

Data can be shared across a range of users

Certain areas of a network can be restricted, based on user access

It is always cheaper to use cloud computing

They do not need to worry about the Data Protection Act

Data can be accessed anywhere as long as they have an internet connection

Data will always be more secure in a cloud computing system

There can be privacy and security issues

More hardware needs to be added to a company network to store data

Only a small amount of data can be stored

Only a small amount of software can be stored

Storing large amounts of data on a single computer

Using the internet to store and access data and software remotely

Storing hard copies of data as a backup

Using the internet to communicate with other users

A service that allows individuals and organisations to make their website available on the world wide web

A service that creates websites for companies

A service that transmits data in a network

A service that translates URLs into IP addresse

An internet service that is used to detect errors

An internet service that stores data in large quantities for different companies

An internet service that provides a messaging service for users to communicate

An internet service that translates URLs into IP addresses

To provide access to website data

To control which devices on a network are able to access the Internet

To request a specific web page from a web host and display the results

To allow the user to create their own web pages

DNS

FTP

POP

IMAP