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What is the client and server networking model?

A model in which servers provide network services to clients to perform user-based tasks.

Explain the client-server model strategies.

An application program on the local machine (client) requests a service from an application program (server) on the remote machine. The client program runs only when it requests a service, while the server program runs all the time. A server provides services for many clients, following a many-to-one relationship.

What is the role of a client program in the client-server model?

The client program runs on the local machine and requests services from the server program on the remote machine.

What is the role of a server program in the client-server model?

<p>The server program runs on the remote machine and provides services to the client program on the local machine.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe the relationship between clients and servers in the client-server model.

<p>The server provides services for many clients, following a many-to-one relationship. Many clients can use the service of one server.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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