A computer is to be purchased for an Internet Service Provider (ISP) that is
to be used as one of the server at the network backbone. What may be the
role of this server for the ISP?
Can this server be put for other server related applications?
What will be configuration of this server giving rea
well georgeW,
your questions seem a little hidden. what are you asking? why an ISP would
need a server? for dns is the first example that comes to mind.
btw, 4 more?
scott
""George"" wrote in message
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> A computer is to be purchased for an Internet Service Provider (ISP)
actually this is question i have to answer in my assignment. i am also not
able to understand it correctly as its not clear.
we can assume any server. can u help me in this
""Scott Roberts"" wrote in message
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> well georgeW,
>
> your questions seem a little hidden. what are
How about a syslog server?
mail server?
AAA server?
webserver?
""George"" wrote in message
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> actually this is question i have to answer in my assignment. i am also not
> able to understand it correctly as its not clear.
> we can assume any server. can u help me in this
>
>
The question makes very little sense. Among other things, it refers
to the "server" as part of the "backbone." Bad idea. Routers and
switches define backbones.
Yes, the server could have multiple infrastructure functions. Is that
a good idea, considering security and availability? What can ge
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