Server Types
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Server Type |
Definition |
Use Case |
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An encased server is used to stack and install several servers in a large closet. |
Midsize to large businesses with on-premises server closets where space is limited and computing power is necessary for high-end applications. | |
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An encased server is used to insert small servers into a blade bay where several can be stacked horizontally in a rack. |
Midsize to large businesses with on-premises server closets where space is limited, but several servers are necessary to handle high-end applications. | |
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A stand-alone computer that looks like a standard desktop but has additional server resources installed in the machine. |
Small businesses or home networks that need a server to store files or manage network resources, but only one server is needed and scalability isn’t a concern. |