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Computer System Server

The document outlines the objectives and topics related to setting up computer servers, focusing on the client-server model, user folder creation, and user access configuration. It discusses the roles of servers and clients, various client/server topologies, and the advantages and disadvantages of such systems. Additionally, it details the installation and features of Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) necessary for creating user folders and managing user access.

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Computer System Server

The document outlines the objectives and topics related to setting up computer servers, focusing on the client-server model, user folder creation, and user access configuration. It discusses the roles of servers and clients, various client/server topologies, and the advantages and disadvantages of such systems. Additionally, it details the installation and features of Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) necessary for creating user folders and managing user access.

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SETTING UP COMPUTER

SERVERS
Structure of
Server and
Client
OBJECTIVES:
THE LEARNERS WILL BE ABLE TO:
•1. CREATE A USER FOLDER;
•2. CONFIGURE USER ACCESS;
•3. CONFIGURE USER ACCESS.
TOPICS:
LESSON 1: Understanding The “Server” And
“Client”
LESSON 2: Creating User Folder
LESSON 3: Configure User Access
Networks, like
humans, exist even
within computer
systems!
TOPIC: CLIENT/SERVER
• - According to the Management Information System, is the new technology
that yield solutions to many data management problems, faced modern
organizations.
CLIENT - Any process that requests specific services from the server.
SERVER – a process which provides requested services for the client.

Server Process Client Process

Network

Request/Reply
travels
through
network
NETWORK

It Is The Medium In Which The Client


And Server Connects
TOPIC 2: CLIENT/SERVER FUNCTIONS

SERVER CLIENT
Checks authorization Managing the user interface
Ensures that integrity Accepts and checks the syntax
constraints are not violated of user inputs
Performs query/update Process application logic
processing and transmits
responses to client
Accepts and process database Processes request and transmits
requests from client to server
Provide concurrent data access Passes response back to server
TOPIC 3: CLIENT/SERVER
TOPOLOGIES
•Client/Server Topologies is the physical
layout of the client/server network.
MOST COMMON DESIGNS AND
STRATEGIES
1. Single client, single server
MOST COMMON DESIGNS AND
STRATEGIES
1. Multiple clients, single server

2
MOST COMMON DESIGNS AND
STRATEGIES
1. Multiple clients, multiple servers

1
1

2
2
3
TOPIC 4: ADVANTAGES AND
DISADVANTAGES
ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGES
Performance and reduced workload Maintenance cost
Workstation independently Training cost
System interoperability Hardware cost
Scalability
Data Integrity
Software cost
Data accessibility complexity
System administration (Centralized
management)
Integrated services
Sharing resources among diverse
platforms
TOPIC 4: ADVANTAGES AND
DISADVANTAGES
ADVANTAGE
Masked physical data access
Location independence of data processing
Reduced operating cost
Reduce hardware cost
Communication costs are reduced
LESSON 2: Creating User Folder

•USER FOLDER is the storage of files


stored by the user to the computer server.
TOPIC: 1 - ACTIVE DIRECTORY DOMAIN
SERVICES(ADDS)

NOTE: Before creating a user folder, the


administrator of the server should FIRST
INSTALL THE ACTIVE DIRECTORY
DOMAIN SERVICES (ADDS) AND CREATE
A USER ACCOUNT
To install the ADDS, the administrator
should open the command prompt (ctrl + r
then cmd), and type dcpromo to install
ADDS, DNS, and create a forest and
domain.
•DOMAIN CONTROLLER server that runs adds.
Functions:
1.Validates and gives access to all users and
computers in a Windows domain type network;
2.Appoints and creates security protocols for all
computers;
3.Installs and adds software.
FEATURES OF ADDS

•1. Security – the data is stored securely.


Each of the objects in the Active Directory
has an ACL or Access Control List which consists
of the resources that one may access and along
with access privileges even to each resources.
FEATURES OF ADDS

•2. Query Capabilities– the ADDS creates a


global catalog to give a mechanism to handle
queries.
A client which has ADDS can query the
catalog to request directory data.
FEATURES OF ADDS

•3. Replicator– to replicate a directory to all


main controllers means easy access, high
availability, and improved fault tolerance.
FEATURES OF ADDS
•4. Extensibility– Having ADDS is extensible.
Meaning that new object types can be added
to a directory. An attribute can be added, for
example to the user object.
“Once a user is created, a user folder is also
automatically created upon the log-in of the user
to the client computer.

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