Client-Server Network
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What is Client-Server Network?
A client-server network is a model where one or more central servers provide resources or services, and multiple client devices request and consume those resources. The server manages shared resources such as files, databases, or applications, while clients interact with them through the network. This model is widely used in enterprise environments because it centralizes management, improves security, and makes it easier to scale.
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