A server application, is "an application program that
accepts connections in order to service requests by sending back responses."
Server computers are devices designed to run such an application or
applications, often for extended periods of time with minimal human direction.
Examples of d-class servers include web servers, e-mail servers, and file
servers. is defined as a multiuser computer that provides a service (e.g.
database access, file transfer, remote access) or resources (e.g. file space)
over a network connection.
The name also applies to network-connected computer
appliances that provides specific services onto the
network. Though the appliance is a server computer, loaded with a server
operating system and a server application, that does a specific job. The simplest servers are most
often sold as appliances, for example switches, routers, gateways, print
servers, net modems.
Among the many services provided by Internet servers are: the Web; the Domain
Name System; electronic mail; file transfer; instant messaging; streaming audio
and video, online gaming, and countless others. Virtually every action taken by
an ordinary Internet user requires one or more interactions with one or more
servers.
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