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Vipin Chauhan
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Asked: March 30, 20222022-03-30T00:19:41+05:30 2022-03-30T00:19:41+05:30

What Is An Example Of Network Communication That Uses The Client-Server Model??

What Is An Example Of Network Communication That Uses The Client-Server Model??
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    1. Farwa Khalid Bronze
      2022-05-26T14:13:13+05:30Added an answer on May 26, 2022 at 2:13 pm

      What Is an Example of Network Communication That Uses the Client-Server Model??

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      1. To find the MAC address of the receiving host workstation activates an ARP.
      2. eMule is used by the user to download a file that is shared after the location of the file is determined.
      3. When the user types the domain name on the web browser http://www.cisco.com workstation activate the DNS request
      4. The user used the printer to print some document that is connected to the workstation of the worker.

      Option C is correct. An example of network communication that uses the client-server model is the workstation that stimulates the DNS request when the user type www. Cisco.com in the address bar of the web browser. This request is the client-server model.

      Client-server model:

      It is the distributed application that separates the task or workload between the source called the server and the requester server called the client is known as the client-server model. Both server and client communicate with each other on separate hardware over a computer network, but both are present in the same system. A server is responsible to run programs and the resource is shared with the client but the client does not need to share its resource. The client stimulates communication with the servers waiting for the incoming request. The client-server model uses the computer applications of are world wide web and printing network.

      The best application that the client-server model use in network communication is to access the bank. When the client requested to enter his bank details, they made a request to the bank server. Then the bank server verifies the login credentials and then provides the service to the customers.

      Network communication:

      The five common types of the network communication are,

      • Chain communication
      • Vertical communication
      • Star communication
      • Circuit communication
      • Wheel communication

      Benefits of using the client-server model:

      There are many benefits of using the client-server model,

      • Due to single server hosting all the data are placed in the same place which provides a facility for data protection and management of the user verification.
      • Access to the data in an efficient way.
      • Resources such as servers, computers, and network segments are added to the network without any interruptions.
      • Data transferred on the client-server model is the platform agonistic.
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