TYPES OF SERVERS

TYPES OF SERVERS

1. Print servers

   • A large-scale Print Server or Print Service is a hub, or rather a server, which connects a printer to the network, so that any PC can access it and print jobs, without depending on another PC to be able to share and use it, as is the case with printers

2. Web servers

   • A web server or HTTP server is a computer program that processes an application on the side of the server, making bidirectional or unidirectional and synchronous or asynchronous connections with the client and generating or yielding a response in any language or client-side application

3. Database servers

   • A database server is a server that uses a database application that provides database services to other computer programs or computers, as defines the client-server model.

4. Email Servers

   • A mail server is a computer network application located on an Internet server, to provide email service. By default, the standard protocol for Mail transfer between servers is the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

5. Directory servers

   • A directory service is an application or a set of applications that stores and organizes the information about the users of a computer network and about the network resources that allows users to administrators manage user access to resources on said network.

6. Communications servers

   • Un servidor It is a set of computers capable of meeting the requests of a client and returning an answer in agreement. ... A large number of systems use the client-server network model, including web sites and mail services.

7. File servers

   • A file server is a type of server that stores and distributes different types of files computer scientists between clients of a computer network. Its function is to allow remote access of other modes to the files you store or have access to

8. Security servers

   • A firewall is an instance of Connection Server that adds an additional layer of security between the Internet and the internal network. You can install one or more firewalls to connect to an instance of Connection Server.

9. Proxy servers

   • A proxy, or proxy server, in a computer network, is a server - program or device - that does as a broker in resource requests made by a client to another server.

10. Virtual server servers

    • A virtual server is known as a partition within a server that enables several machines virtual within said machine by means of various technologies.

11. Private servers

    • Private server is called a server that has private and independent access and resources, and that it is used by a single client, that is, it is not part of the classic shared hosting