Which is the central computer powerful than other computers in the network?
Correct answer: A. server
- A. server
- B. hub
- C. client
- D. switch
Explanation
A server is a central computer in a network that provides resources and services to other computers, called clients. Servers are typically more powerful than client machines as they handle multiple requests simultaneously, manage user access, store data, and run essential network applications.
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