Name server (373 bytes)
1: A <b>name server</b> is computer server [[software]] that implements a name service proto...
4: See also [[root nameserver]].
13: [[nl:Domain Name Server]]

Server (6027 bytes)
1: : ''This article is about computer servers. For the food service use, see [[waiter]].''
3: In [[computing]], a '''server''' is:
5: ... the term. Web, [[email|mail]], and [[database]] servers are what most people access when using the [[int...
7: ...es designed for this purpose. In a general sense, server machines have high-capacity (and sometimes redund...
11: ... refer to the software, such as the [[Apache HTTP server]], which runs on such a machine and manages the d...

Key server (1219 bytes)
1: In [[computer security]], a '''key server''' is a computer -- typically running special sof...
5: ...le proprietary [[PKI]] systems which maintain key servers for their users; only their users are likely to ...
11: [[it:Key server]]

Server-side (949 bytes)
1: ...hat are performed by the [[server]] in a [[client-server]] relationship.
3: ...] or [[workstation]]. Operations may be performed server-side because they require access to information o...
5: ...processing and storage of data from a client to a server, which can be viewed by a group of clients.
8: ... page''' the edit will be processed and stored '''server-side''', making the edit readable for others.

Server farm (481 bytes)
1: ...[Image:Serverfarm.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A typical Server Farm.]]
2: ...distribution of tasks so that when one particular server (such as [[e-mail]]) fails, the entire system is ...

Rds server (461 bytes)
1: ...security. The RDS server is always the ColdFusion Server.

Video server (551 bytes)
1: ...e or [[ISDN]] connection. With the use of a video server attached to an analog camera, all elements of an ...

Image server (3442 bytes)
3: ...]s. They are used as a compliment to existing web servers such as [[Apache]] to speed up image retrival.
5: ...splaying [[PNG]] and [[MNG]] images, but an image server could detect the users browser version and send t...
7: Image servers can also be applied to limit [[bandwidth]] usage...
9: ...lient]] applications add to the value of an Image Server.
15: ...de/en braintransfer Image Server] is available as server software and hosted service ([[ASP]])

Application server (1892 bytes)
1: An '''application server''' is a [[server]] [[computer]] in a [[computer network]] dedicate...
3: ...oft Windows|Windows]] software to be run on an NT server, and accessed from a wide variety of clients, inc...
23: [[nl:Applicatieserver]]

News server (7321 bytes)
1: ...ver'' exchanges articles with other servers. Most servers can provide both functions.
3: ==Transit server==
4: ... ''leaf nodes'', are connected to one other major server.
6: ...in RFC 1036. Of particular interest to a transit server are:
11: ...an article passed through on its way to the local server

News Server (191 bytes)
1: ...irror (computing)|mirror]]s [[newsgroup]]s. These servers regularly transmit to each other, to keep synchr...

Sound server (1259 bytes)
1: ...e [[soundcard]]. The term could also apply to a [[server]] dedicated to audio [[streaming]] or a [[network...
15: * http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Sound_server
17: * http://www.lofttech.com/soundserver/

Blade server (1056 bytes)
1: ...nd [[network]] connections. The idea behind blade servers is that many such blades can be added in space-s...
3: Blade servers are ideal for specific purposes such as [[web ho...
5: Although blade server technology allows for open, cross-vendor solution...

Server hog (283 bytes)
1: ...aded. If the damage thus done is intentional, the server hog is being used for a [[denial-of-service attac...

Altar server (2016 bytes)
1: ...ching and carrying, ringing a bell etc. An altar server usually has no formal training and holds no forma...
3: ...est celebrant and the deacon as necessary. Altar servers wear the [[alb]] or the [[surplice]] during a li...
5: ...supervise children and other adults who are altar servers.

Stateless server (981 bytes)
1: ...ra information will need to be interpreted by the server each time.
3: ...ple of a stateless server is a [[World-Wide Web]] server. These take in requests ([[URL]]s) which complete...
5: ...teractive session with the user. A request to the server for a file can assume that the user has been auth...

FTP server (1208 bytes)
1: The term '''FTP [[server]]''' can mean one of two things:
5: You can connect to an FTP server using an [[FTP client]] and some [[web browser]]s...
7: There are numerous versions of FTP server software. They include:
9: ...ased under [[GPL]].[http://www.anomic.de/AnomicFTPServer/]
11: ...P Server]] - a commercial server.[http://www.bpftpserver.com/]

Database server (563 bytes)
1: ...e.g., [[MySQL]]) rely exclusively on the [[client-server]] model for [[database]] access.

Server log (1544 bytes)
1: ...iles) automatically created and maintained by a [[server]] of activity performed by it.
3: ... log, [[error]] log, or [[referer]] log. However, server logs typically do not collect user-specific infor...
5: ...nistrative person. A statistical analysis of the server log may be used to examine traffic patterns by ti...
6: ...ing resources can be aided by analysis of the web server logs.
12: ...ttp://httpd.apache.org/docs/logs.html Apache HTTP Server Log Files Documentation]

Dedicated server (889 bytes)
1: ...ses over 10 or 100 Mbit/s [[Ethernet]]. Dedicated servers are most often housed in [[data centers]], simil...
3: ...uter as the server. This typically results in the server being able to handle several more concurrent conn...

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