A computer server gives access to resources, data, services, and programs to other computers over a network. Servers can be dedicated to their function, only performing server tasks like managing resources. A single system can act as both a server and client if it provides resources to another system while also using resources from that system. There are different types of servers including web servers, mail servers, and virtual servers.

3. A computer server is a system that gives information and
access to the resources, data, services, and programs to
other computers (clients) over a network. Whenever a
computer shares its resources with other computers, it is
considered a server. There are different types of servers
which include web servers, mail servers, and virtual
servers.

4. Servers can be considered as dedicated to their function.
They only perform their server task. A single
multiprocessing operating unit enables a single computer
to execute several programs at the same time. In this
regard, the server can also be referred to as the program
that is managing the resources than the entire computer.

5. There is a system that can provide resources and use them
from another system at the same time. This is called an
individual system. In this regard it can be concluded that
device could be both a server and a client at the same time.

6. One of the examples of the first server is
the mainframe computer or the
minicomputer. Minicomputers were much
smaller than in size than of the mainframe
computers. But still, they ended up
becoming much larger than desktop
computers.

7. • A type of middleware, a software
that connects two other separate
applications.
• It occupies a large space of
computer territory
• Often connect the database server
and the end user server

8. • Provides multimedia capabilities
by enabling the websites to
broadcast streaming its
multimedia content.
• Streaming technologies are used
for transferring data so that it can
be easily processed as steady and
continuous stream.

9. • Authorize a large number of
users to interchange information
in a domain that offers real-time
discussion capabilities.
• Real time means synchronous or
happening at the same time.

10. • Used to receive and send fax
messages that can be stored as
printable word documents.

11. • Considered one of the oldest
internet service
• It enables the safe moving of files
between computers possible.

12. • It is designed to enable users
regardless of location collaborate
with each other via the internet
and work together in a virtual
environment.

13. • Provide an option for those
seeking real-time capabilities
• Includes various networks (net)
that permit the users to connect
with each other via an IRC
network.

14. • Provide a better way of managing
mailing lists that deliver
announcements, newsletters, or
advertisements.

15. • It moves and store mail over a
corporate network and across the
internet

16. • Act as a distribution and source
of delivery for the different
public news group that are
currently available over the
internet.

17. • A web browser that filter request,
share connections and improve
the performance of another server
on the web.