Wednesday, 27 June 2012

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How To Choose A Server?

By Jack Wogan


Whether we like to admit it or not, we are dependent of computers and the internet. Every major system is controlled by a computer. The general idea is to eliminate human error by replacing the human element with a computer that can make millions of calculations in a second, a computer that works nonstop, never gets tired or hungry and never makes any mistakes. Because of the technology, computers are getting smaller and smaller every day and they make our life easier in our jobs and in our personal lives.

It has never been easier to keep in touch with the current events all over the planet. The internet keeps us all connected to one another. You can communicate with a person on the other side of the world in real time, with no delays. Even more, you can make video calls to your relatives that live in another city or country. The internet makes it possible to make new friends through social media sites and share comments, pictures and videos with them instantly.

Everyone knows how to use a computer to navigate the internet and to use a few programs, but not everyone knows nor understands how they work. That is alright, that is what computers techs are for. You do not need to understand the insides of your local network nor the settings on the servers. All you need to know is that it works and who to call in case anything stops working.

There are many types of servers, but they all serve the same general purpose: they manage the network resources. Servers do not have to be computers. They can also be applications. You can use more than one dedicated server to meet your needs. You could even use a single computer to run more than one servers if you have a small business.

Buying a new server is a big decision. You need to be very careful not to make a bad decision. There are many factors that have to be considered and they are all important. You should know if the server's configuration will meet your needs. If it does not, your productivity will diminish. You should always look for something that exceeds your current needs and that will allow future upgrades in case your business expands.




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