In a client-server model, the client primarily does what?, Store all shared files, Requests services or resources, Manages the entire network, Controls all network users, What is the main role of a server?, To request data from clients, To disconnect unauthorized devices, To provide services and resources, To act as a backup for routers, When a user opens a website in a browser, what role does the browser play?, Server, Peer to Peer, Router, Client, Which type of server stores, manages, and shares files across the network?, File Server, Web Server, DHCP Server, DNS Server, Which server hosts and delivers web pages to clients using HTTP or HTTPS?, Mail Server, Web Server, Print Server, FTP Server, Which server translates domain names (like google.com) into IP addresses?, DHCP Server, File Server, DNS Server, FTP Server, Which type of server stores and manages large amounts of data that applications can access?, Database Server, DHCP Server, Print Server, FTP Server, Which server acts as an intermediary between a client and the internet to improve security and performance?, DNS Server, Mail Server, Proxy Server, Web Server, Which server runs web applications for multiple users, reducing the need for powerful client computers?, Web Server, Application Server, File Server, DHCP Server, Which best describes the client–server model?, A network where all devices share equal responsibilities, A network where one device requests services and another provides them, A network where no device communicates with another, A network used only for wireless connections.

CLIENT-SERVER ARCHITECTURE

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