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  • ...me work to be done by a program on another computer (the ''server''). In a client-server relationship, the client always initiates the action, to which the server r Client-server interaction differs from [[peer-to-peer]] (P2P) communications in which any
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  • A client-server messaging protocol for [[Email]] which allows messages to be stored indefin
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  • A client-server messaging protocol for [[Email|email]] which requires messages to be downlo
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  • ...ential peers are treated equally and openly, is more symmetrical than most client-server protocols. Either end can initiate SMTP protocol exchanges.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Client-server]]
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  • '''Post Office Protocol''' is a client-server messaging protocol for [[Email|email]] which requires messages to be downlo
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  • * [[client-server]], a model for computer [[protocol (computer)|networked protocols]] and for
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  • The '''Internet Message Access Protocol''' (IMAP) is a client-server messaging protocol for [[Email|email]] which allows messages to be stored i
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  • * [[client-server]], a model for computer [[protocol (computer)|networked protocols]] and for
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  • Client-server protocol for RPC messaging in web services, where messages are exchanged as
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Client-server]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • A simple [[client-server]] protocol used to transfer files between two nodes on an [[Internet Protoc
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  • is a client-server technology for dynamically assigning IP addresses to devices on a network.
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  • ...me work to be done by a program on another computer (the ''server''). In a client-server relationship, the client always initiates the action, to which the server r Client-server interaction differs from [[peer-to-peer]] (P2P) communications in which any
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  • ...escribe the relationships is that the SNMP management software acts as a [[client-server|client]] to the MIB abstract definition of device-specific information in t
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  • A '''web service''' is a broad term referring to various ''[[Client-server|client-server]]'' approaches to distributing software across a network. More narrowly, a
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  • ...go to the client but the master copies remain on the server, They use a [[client-server]] model
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  • Through the 1980s corporate networks came to rely on the new client-server model of computing. By the early 1990s, Novell's NetWare operating system,
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  • '''SOAP''' is a [[client-server]] [[protocol (computing)|protocol]] on the [[World wide web|web]] for [[Rem
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  • {{r|Client-server}}
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  • '''BitTorrent''' is a hybrid between pure peer-to-peer and client-server file sharing. The servers are more concerned with directory functions and m ...nt implements are called clients, the protocol operations are not strongly client-server. NetNews is a conceptual predecessor, in that the clients exchange informat
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  • '''Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol''', is a client-server technology for dynamically assigning IP addresses to devices on a network.<
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  • '''Redmine''' is an open source, client-server issue tracker and project management application built on top of [[Ruby on
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  • '''HTTP''' (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is a [[client-server]] protocol used for file exchange on the [[World Wide Web]]. HTTP is the m
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  • As opposed to traditional client-server systems in which the server can create a bottleneck, peer-to-peer systems a
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  • Typical enterprise servers, for [[client-server]] applications, are underutilized; an industry rule of thumb is that 20% is
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  • ...sent to the user (in [[HTML]]) as the response. This is how the basic<i> [[Client-Server Model]] </i>works on the web. ...i>An Ajax engine</i>, which eliminates the start-stop-start-stop nature of client-server interaction. When a web page loads and a new session starts, the browser lo
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  • ...architecture#Layers|layers]] of functionality. <br /><br />Examples of the client-server architecture include the [[World Wide Web]], [[network file system]]s and c
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  • ...tents, users need to download and install Adobe Flash Player, which is a [[client-server|client]] runtime available for many platforms such as [[Microsoft Windows|W ...nous [[Client-server|client-server]] communication model, enabling rapid [[Client-server|client]] interactivity without web page refresh.
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  • ...tocols, such as [[Remote Procedure Call]] (RPC), for example, tended to be client-server on a LAN but did not go outside the local, trusted network. That RPC used a
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  • *[[client-server|Client]] side playlists for ad-insertion *High-performance, multi-core enabled lightweight [[client-server|client]]
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  • Remote Procedure Call (RPC), for example, tended to be client-server on a LAN. That it used a variable range of UDP port numbers was not an issu ...the rights to which were made public, [[Remote Procedure Call]] (RPC) is a client-server protocol intended for efficient use across a LAN.<ref name=RPC>{{citation
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  • ...ision. If one agent always speaks first then it is more like a traditional client-server situation. To cure an anticollision, we must swap the relative magnitude of
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  • ...rs are different, and other times, everything is different, such as with [[client-server]] programming.
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  • ...es; it is SaaS if the service provides the user interface, but PaaS if the client-server interface is at the protocol level.
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  • ...e onset of x86 processors, the usage of mainframe computers declined since client-server applications, along with Windows and Linux operating systems, made server c
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  • ...verywhere, is [[Microsoft]]'s flagship cross-platform, cross-browser web [[client-server|client]] runtime for developing Rich Interactive Applications (RIAs), such ...about the percentage of Silverlight installation, the profit of selling [[client-server|server]] and development tools has reached $3 billion or about 25% of Micro
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  • client-server
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  • * <code>gen_server</code>: servers for client-server set-ups.
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