How many servers are there on the network?

No one can say how many servers there are.,You have to do it** depends on the number of daily visits.,Daily visits1WHundreds of dollars below to buy a P3 server is enough,My Celeron 733 with 128 memory Ubuntu's server version of the system is usually 30% of the usage,10W or so visits have to be a 1,800 P4 server,50W access is about 4000**,This is a simple**server configuration。 If you do ** station or SF, the configuration will be much higher, the server is mainly bandwidth and network card are more important, followed by hard disk and memory CPU.

I don't know how many servers there are, but if you want to buy a server, the cheapest will cost more than 6,000, and it will take about 10,000 to be able to use it.

With ordinary configuration, it looks like a year is about a few thousand 5,000.

Processor: Intel P4 Processor Hyper-threaded memory: 1G DDR memory.

HDD: 1 x 7200RPM 80G SATA HDD Others: Integrated 100M network card, 300W high-power server power supply.

Processor: Intel P4 Processor Hyper-Threading Memory: 2G DDR memory.

HDD: 1 x 7200RPM 80G SATA HDD Others: Integrated 100M network card, 300W high-power server power supply.

There are physical servers, VPS, and cloud servers.

The network server is the core component of the computer LAN. The network operating system runs on a network server, and the efficiency of the network server directly affects the efficiency of the entire network. Therefore, it is generally necessary to use high-end computers or dedicated server computers as network servers.

The web server has the following 4 main functions:

1. Run the network operating system, control and coordinate the work between the computers in the network, meet the user's requirements to the greatest extent, and respond and deal with it.

2. Store and manage shared resources in the network, such as databases, files, applications, disk space, printers, plotters, etc.

3. Serve the application of each workstation, such as adopting the client server structure to make the network server not only act as a network server, but also act as an application server.

4. Supervise and control network activities, manage the actual network, allocate system resources, understand and adjust the operating status of the system, shut down and start some resources, etc.

Glad to be able to this question.

I've been working on ** for six years, and because I can't specifically understand how "large" you are, I'll tell you what I understand as large.

I think that the large ** should have at least four servers in China, which are deployed in the four regions of East China, North China, South China, and Central China, and the benefits of this are twofold.

The first gear is fast in response. China has a vast land area, and some provinces are larger than some countries. A server that radiates across the country is likely to cause users in remote areas to take too long to request and a poor user experience.

Although the response time depends on many factors, the closer the server is to you, the shorter the data transmission distance and the fewer nodes you pass during the delivery process. Just like if you're driving on a highway, the closer you go, the shorter the drive takes and the fewer routes you need to switch.

The second is to avoid overloading requests. There are many large** general users, and the number of requests for access is also relatively large. According to the deployment of the server line hole in the region, the access can be effectively diverted, the four servers are responsible for the data requests of the four districts, the East China server is responsible for the users in East China, and the Central China server is responsible for the users in the Central China region.

** You can also adjust the configuration of the server according to the number of users in different regions, and allocate resources appropriately without wasting it.

In general, there is no problem to deploy in four regions, but if your ** exceeds this demand, you can consider adding more servers, such as deploying by city, which is okay. Cities with large data can also be equipped with multiple servers. There is no standard for this, it depends on your physical needs.

Server deployment is not one-stop and immutable, it is all on a case-by-case basis.

I hope mine satisfies you.

Hello, the five common types of servers are: 1. File servers, which are servers whose main functions are the storage and sharing of file data; 2. The main role of the database server is to provide data services for the application; 3. Mail server,; 4. Web server refers to the server that stores all kinds of *** in the Internet; 5. FTP server.