Machine that places the request to access the data is generally called as __________

NETWORKING - CLIENT SERVER MODEL MCQ

• Central Computer which is powerful than other computers in the network is called as __________
• Machine that places the request to access the data is generally called as __________
• The applications of the Client and Server Model are
• The client–server model is an approach to computer network programming developed at __________
• File transfer protocol (FTP) is built on _________architecture
• The time taken by a packet to travel from client to server and then back to the client is called ____
• In the process of fetching a web page from a server the HTTP request/response takes ______ RTTs
• The first line of HTTP request message is called ____
• FTP is built on _____ architecture
• An RPC (remote procedure call) is initiated by the
• In RPC (remote procedure call), while a server is processing the call, the client is blocked
• An RPC application requires
• RPC (remote procedure call) is used to
• The local operating system on the server machine passes the incoming packets to the
• The WWW today is a _______ client-server service, in which a client using a browser can access a service using a server
• In remote procedure call, the client program must be bound with a small library procedure called
• Stephanie is in charge of a small network and wants to make it simple but secure. Which network(s) would be the best for Stephanie to set up?
• Alex is required to provide information on how many people are using the network at any one time. Which network will enable him to do so?
• Which of the following is an example of a client-server model?
• Networks where end user workstations are tied to LAN servers to share resources and application processing
• Network in which each computer is either acts as server or a client is called
• Each server in a computer dedicated server network is known as

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