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Question by sjs
Submitted on 7/28/2003
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1. What is the difference between Master/Slave and Client/server.

Answer by kathir
Submitted on 8/22/2003
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The master server is the main server having the every domain resources it means software and hardware components and every infrastructure and individual ips. The slave server is the secondary server having its own domain resources it means software and hardware components and every infrastructure and individual ips. The different here arises the master server needs the slave server because instead of upgradinging its own server for load balancing & infrast , it gets connected to the slave server manages the resources of the slave server.

Answer by quentinr
Submitted on 12/3/2003
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Master/Slave is not PC since abolition. Client/Server sounds better in a free market economy.

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