EBK COMPUTER NETWORKING
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Same name of Web Server and Mail Server:
“Yes”, it is possible for an organization’s mail server and web server to have the same alias for a hostname.
- A web server and mail server are just two of the many possible infinite network applications that can be served in a network by a server...
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