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DYNAMIC SERVER MANAGEMENT (DSM)
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DSM is a software package based on Client/Server interaction, which consists of two types of components. The client computer and the server. The “client computer”, computer used by the user, connects to a “server” or host computer on which the desired information resides.
The “server” or host is the computer that houses the data or information; it is not necessarily a dedicated computer, it can be any PC, laptop in any platform, Unix, Linux, etc.
What DSM actually does is, it displays the screen of the server computer onto the screen of the client’s. This is similar to a New window, but with all the capabilities that the server computer has. |
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| CONECTION |
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- TCP/IP Base Wide Area Network (WAN) on the Internet.
- Local Area Network (LAN).
- Phone Line.
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RESTRICTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS
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- System Requirement Min. Processor Type Intel Pentium 233 MHz. Unix
Sparc-90 MHz.
- Minimum RAM Size is 64 MB
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| ADVANTAGES |
- DSM allows clients to access other computers, and thus allowing the
user to view any information desired.
- You are able to access your PC from another PC, UNIX, LINUX, MAC, etc.
- DSM allows the user to invite other users to share the information in
your PC.
- DSM could be implemented as an aid to train. The instructor (with the
host computer), can show the data and teaching material to the
students (with the client computers).
- DSM allows you to print from your remote PC to a local printer.
- DSM also allows the user to transfer files/data back and forth.
- There are two versions of DSM software:
- Windows Platform.
- Unix Platform/Linux Platform.
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