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GNU Free Documentation License How do I view what http servers are active on my computer? Q. I am trying to install a php server on my computer but it is telling me there is already http servers running on the relevant port. This is news to me. How do I see what http servers are running? Asked by nanimo22 - Fri May 2 19:33:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. type the following into the address bar on your browser. This is the loopback address to your computer. If you get any form of webpage, you have a webserver running. Answered by David P - Sat May 3 03:11:12 2008 When would you need multiple servers to host one web application? Q. Is that called "clustering" of servers? When a web request is sent, does it go through the main server, and if the main server can't handle the extra load, then it forwards it to the secondary servers that can handle the load? Also, is one "server" that's up and running the application called an "instance"? Asked by mik321g - Sat Oct 3 20:00:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. Clustering is one way to handle server load, but there are other reasons to use multiple servers, and in business, the general practice is to "stack" servers based on their purpose. For example, a large, busy web site might have this type of architecture: * Front-end load balancer (Round-Robin director) * Cluster of web servers (sub-domains, perhaps) * Application servers (business logic processes that produce HTML sent to the web servers) * Database servers (clustering or "grid" deployment to manage load) * Storage servers (front end to SAN arrays) Mind you, this is just a very high-level overview. But you can bet Fortune 500 companies use something along this line. Business web sites are much, much more than your "Mom 'n Pop" web… [cont.] Answered by Frederic - Sat Oct 3 20:14:27 2009 How do file servers allow users to transfer files?
Q. I'm assuming that transfers are done over the internet; if someone tries to play a video from a server onto their computer, would the speed of transfer therefore be dependent on the speed of the user's internet? If that's so, that would really suck for people wanting to watch HD videos and movies. As well, if that's so, are there any faster alternatives? Or are file servers NOT dependent on the internet for transferring files somehow? Asked by Alias - Wed Jun 24 18:52:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. If you are talking about web servers yes. It depends on the connection the server and the client (you) have. If you have a dial up connection, it does not matter how fast the connection is to the server, your system is going to be a bottleneck. It really does not matter what speed connection you have, you system will be the bottle neck. Most home users do not have anywhere near the bandwidth that a web server has. This is because hundreds or thousands of users will be connecting to it at one time. Answered by Georgiaboy17 - Wed Jun 24 18:59:59 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "servers"  news.google.com ITWeb IBM has released a eX5 server design, which the company says can help bring down the costs of existing IT infrastructure, ... IBM Announces Latest Offerings in eX5 Portfolio IT-Director.com IBM Banks on Latest Chip Development For System x eWEEK Europe UK all 3 news articles » news.google.com BusinessWeek The investment could help Intel develop better hardware for mobile devices or servers that either access or provide real-time social media services, ... and more » news.google.com eWeek Configuration options such as clusters, servers and match rules are displayed as a tree on the left side of the page, while detailed configuration and ... From Google News Search: "servers"  schestowitz.com 160px x 210px | 8.20kB [source page] Roy Schestowitz at 9 33 am esterday i moved between apartments I have lost a much appreciated high view on the city but I ll get used to my new environment which quite sadly feels like a step back This  discovermagazine.com 279px x 430px | 115.30kB [source page] Is the world about to drown in science The demographics look daunting In 1800 there were perhaps a thousand people worldwide who could properly be called scientists Nowadays there are  clubpenguinissupercool.files.wordpress.com 572px x 823px | 100.00kB [source page] En er zijn nieuwe servers dit komt omdat ze allemaal overvol zitten vooral nu rond kerst lijstje gejat van cprooms wordpress com 1 Ikweetnietmeer From Yahoo Image Search: "servers"  gamesindustry.biz unknown ue, 09 Mar 2010 11:50:00 GM Ubisoft has revealed that the problems with the company's newly implemented DRM solution for new PC titles are due to ong...  vpsbrigade.com admin hu, 11 Mar 2010 12:05:32 GM If the client has its own . server. equipment complete with the corresponding duly licensed software, it can house its . servers. in a reliable colocation data center facility. The advantage is that such facilities are state-of-the-art, ...  badcompanytwo.com admin Wed, 10 Mar 2010 08:14:43 GM As you probably noticed, we have experienced an outage across EA . servers. today, this was caused by a routing issue outside of EA's control but it has been solved and things are back up and running again. ... From Google Blog Search: "servers" |
