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WorksheetsClient/Server Network Model
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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
