Thursday, February 17, 2011

dedicated server Previous Terms-of-the-Day Term of the Day XML/RSS feed Term of the Day Google Gadget    Term of the Day on Twitter A dedicated server is a single computer in a network reserved for serving the needs of the network. For example, some networks require that one computer be set aside to manage communications between all the other computers. A dedicated server could also be a computer that manages printer resources. Note, however, that not all servers are dedicated. In some networks, it is possible for a computer to act as a server and perform other functions as well. In the Web hosting business, a dedicated server is typically a rented service. The user rents the server, software and an Internet connection from the Web host. See the Server Types page in the quick reference section of Webopedia for a comparison of server types. Cloud Computing 101: Get Free eBook! Cloud computing can cut costs, speed implementations, and scale quickly. Download this Internet.com eBook now. Click Here.  Interested in placing your AD HERE? Click Here ServerWatch: Technology News, Trends and Analysis for Server Admins Use Load Balancing to Boost Uptime Buyers' Guide: How to Find a Web Hosting Provider Webopedia is on Facebook, Let's connect! Webopedia is on Facebook, are you? Let's connect! Join more than 1,900 Webopedia fans on Facebook and interact with the site's editors, post messages on the "Webopedia Wall," plus add comments on term definitions, articles, discuss technology and even suggest topics for inclusion in Webopedia.

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