CS456/556 - Internet Services - Week 8 Assignment
In-class Discussion
The following questions are for discussion this week -
- Using the WWW as your model, explain the difference between clients and servers. Be sure to name examples of each.
- In a peer-to-peer network, all computers are treated as ____________________
- Like most distributed computing systems, the Internet uses _______ - _________ computing.
- Communication across the Internet always occurs between a pair of ____________________
- A program using the Internet is either acting as a _____________ or a _________________
- Explain why server programs seldom run on personal computers.
- What happens if someone accidentally disconnects one of the networks between a client and server?
- Computer vendors sometimes call a powerful computer a server. Why is such terminology incorrect?
Bulletin Board Discussion
[post your answers to the bulletin board for CS456/556 - Internet Services by 4:00 p.m. MDT/MST Monday, October 15]
Answer these questions in your own words.
- Find out which servers run on computers in your organization and how the servers start again after a power failure. Do not limit your answer to servers that use TCP/IP.
- People use client-server interaction when they talk on a telephone. Is the person who initiates the call acting as a client or a server?
Homework
(Due before class on October 15, 2001) TThe following assignment is intended to give you practice using nslookup and reinforcing the basics of Web / HTML Page design and HTML. [E-mail answers to the first two questions to summers_wayne@ColumbusState.edu. Post the pages to a webserver and send a message indicating the URL to the bulletin board by 4:0 p.m. Monday, October 15, 2001]
- Use the nslookup instruction (entered at the command line) to find the
IP address of the following
- crux.nmhu.edu
- www.jaring.my
- www.uiuc.edu
- Use the nslookup instruction (entered at the command line) to find the
hostname of the following
- 192.132.89.1
- 192.132.89.3
- 129.79.78.4
- Create the beginning of the website for the school you are mentoring. It should include a front page with multiple pages as determined by the school. It should include tables, lists, and whatever else is necessary.
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