In a corporate environment, which type of computer is most likely specialized to manage network resources and provide services to other computers on the network?
A server is designed to manage network resources and provide various services to other computers on the network, such as hosting a website, managing email, or storing files. Workstations are powerful computers designed for technical or scientific applications, not primarily focused on providing network services. A router is a device that forwards data packets along networks but does not manage network resources. A NAS device is specialized for data storage and sharing within a network, but it does not perform the wide range of services that a server can provide.
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What are some common services that a server provides in a corporate environment?
How does a server differ from a workstation in terms of hardware specifications?
What role does a NAS device play, and how does it compare to a server?