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Server

Server

Q1: What is a server?

A server is a powerful computer designed to store, process, and manage network data, applications, and resources for multiple users or devices.

Q2: What are the main types of servers?

Rack Servers – Compact and ideal for data centers.

Tower Servers – Standalone units suitable for small offices.

Tower Servers – Standalone units suitable for small offices.

Virtual Servers – Software-based servers running on physical machines.

Q3: What is a rack unit (U) in servers?

A rack unit (U) is a measurement of server height used in rack-mounted equipment.

Q4: What is the role of a server operating system?

Server OS (like Windows Server, Linux, or VMware ESXi) manages network resources, users, and data, ensuring stable and secure performance for applications and services.

Q5: How much memory (RAM) do servers need?

That depends on usage—small offices may need 16–64GB, while enterprise-grade servers for virtualization or databases may need 128GB or more.

Q6: Can I upgrade my server’s components?

Yes. Most servers support upgrades like RAM, CPU, storage drives, and network cards—depending on the model and compatibility.

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