3. WHAT
IS A
SERVER?
> A server is a machine/
system that responds to the
request of clients across
a computer network anytime
and anywhere.
4. WHAT
IS A
SERVER?
> A server is a machine/
system that responds to the
request of clients across
a computer network anytime
and anywhere.
> It’s able to provide
services across a network
either to private users or
to the public.
5. SERVER?
> A server is a machine/
system that responds to the
request of clients across
a computer network anytime
and anywhere.
> It’s able to provide
services across a network
either to private users or
to the public.
6. > A server is a machine/
system that responds to the
request of clients across
a computer network anytime
and anywhere.
> It’s able to provide
services across a network
either to private users or
to the public.
> Servers are similar to
our PC but is designed
to serve many users at
a time.
7. > A server is a machine/
system that responds to the
request of clients across
a computer network anytime
and anywhere.
> It’s able to provide
services across a network
either to private users or
to the public.
> Servers are similar to
our PC but is designed
to serve many users at
a time.
> Servers needs processor,
RAM, hard drive, data
storage and can run a
wide range of software
applications.
17. Rack server
> server which is designed to be installed in a rack
> racks contains multiple mounting slots to slot in the rack server
18. Rack server
> server which is designed to be installed in a rack
> racks contains multiple mounting slots to slot in the rack server
> minimizes space
19. Rack server
> server which is designed to be installed in a rack
> racks contains multiple mounting slots to slot in the rack server
> minimizes space
> special cooling system/air conditioned environment 24/7
26. > File & Print
> Application Server
ROLES OF
SERVER
27. > File & Print
> Application Server
> Database Server
ROLES OF
SERVER
28. > File & Print
> Application Server
> Database Server
> Email server
ROLES OF
SERVER
29. > File & Print
> Application Server
> Database Server
> Email server
> Web Server
ROLES OF
SERVER
30. Web server
> a system that provides and deliver web content that can
be accessed through the internet
31. Web server
> a system that provides and deliver web content that can
be accessed through the internet
Web hosts
> web hosts are companies that provide space on a server
owned or leased for use by clients, as well as providing
internet connectivity
32. Types of web hosting
> shared hosting
> dedicated server
> virtual private server
> cloud hosting
33. Shared hosting
> a piece of hardware shared by many individuals/organizations
34. Shared hosting
> a piece of hardware shared by many individuals/organizations
> most commonly used by small organizations
35. Shared hosting
> a piece of hardware shared by many individuals/organizations
> most commonly used by small organizations
> contains web, mail, database servers
36. Shared hosting
> a piece of hardware shared by many individuals/organizations
> most commonly used by small organizations
> contains web, mail, database servers
> very cheap and affordable
37. Shared hosting
> a piece of hardware shared by many individuals/organizations
> most commonly used by small organizations
> contains web, mail, database servers
> very cheap and affordable
> shared resources
38. Shared hosting
> a piece of hardware shared by many individuals/organizations
> most commonly used by small organizations
> contains web, mail, database servers
> very cheap and affordable
> shared resources
> limebox SGD $ 4.95/mth
> exabytes SGD $1.66/mth
> just host USD $2.90/mth
> go daddy USD $7.99/mth
41. Dedicated server
> machine located at the data centre
> whole server is leased to client
> full control and technical support
42. Dedicated server
> machine located at the data centre
> whole server is leased to client
> full control and technical support
> 8 to infinity SGD $ 250/mth
> limebox SGD $164/mth
> exxelnet SGD $280/mth
44. Virtual private server
> not actually a physical machine but behaves like one
> shared by many users but it’s sliced accurately
45. Virtual private server
> not actually a physical machine but behaves like one
> shared by many users but it’s sliced accurately
> slightly more expensive than shared hosting
46. Virtual private server
> not actually a physical machine but behaves like one
> shared by many users but it’s sliced accurately
> slightly more expensive than shared hosting
> require technical expertise
47. Virtual private server
> not actually a physical machine but behaves like one
> shared by many users but it’s sliced accurately
> slightly more expensive than shared hosting
> require technical expertise
> expected to know alot more knowledge
48. Virtual private server
> not actually a physical machine but behaves like one
> shared by many users but it’s sliced accurately
> slightly more expensive than shared hosting
> require technical expertise
> expected to know alot more knowledge
> apc $SGD 30/mth
> vps SGD $79/mth
> hostsg SGD $40/mth
> flexihosting SGD $22/mth
51. Cloud hosting
> similar to virtual private server
> provides more than one machine/server
> often distributed across the countries/ world
52. Cloud hosting
> similar to virtual private server
> provides more than one machine/server
> often distributed across the countries/ world
> full control and technical support
53. Cloud hosting
> similar to virtual private server
> provides more than one machine/server
> often distributed across the countries/ world
> full control and technical support
> charged by how much capacity you use
54. Cloud hosting
> similar to virtual private server
> provides more than one machine/server
> often distributed across the countries/ world
> full control and technical support
> charged by how much capacity you use
> *pricing plans
> amazon cloud compute $USD 61 +++
55. DSR CTS
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DLL_Base DateStmp Filename Error_code
0x0101a000x 2e3fcdxx Server.exe 000100011101
0c0f0x0d0d0 2adcbfxa Application.dos 010101001001
00f0a00b0c1 10f0v0a0 iMac.dmg 101010100011
Fatal Error 404
> Please reboot computer
Restart and set the recovery options in the system control panel
CRSHBND_INIT_13143:
CRASHDUMP > Physical memory dump complete