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== What is a server? == | |||
A computer software application that carries out some task (i.e. provides a service) on behalf of yet another piece of software called a client. In the case of [[Hattrick]], the client is a mostly a webbrowser and the server is IIS.{{ref|ref-1}} | |||
== Hattrick Servers == | |||
Although only the [[Hattrick_Team|Hattrick team]] knows about the exact server setup, it is assumed that there are several webservers behind a load balancer, accompanied by database servers. | |||
See also | The webservers can be recognized by a number after the 'www'. However, it is required by [[Abbreviations|HT]] that you enter Hattrick through [[http://www.hattrick.org/]]. | ||
== See also == | |||
#{{note|ref-1}} http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server | |||
Revision as of 14:49, 9 December 2005
What is a server?
A computer software application that carries out some task (i.e. provides a service) on behalf of yet another piece of software called a client. In the case of Hattrick, the client is a mostly a webbrowser and the server is IIS.[1]
Hattrick Servers
Although only the Hattrick team knows about the exact server setup, it is assumed that there are several webservers behind a load balancer, accompanied by database servers.
The webservers can be recognized by a number after the 'www'. However, it is required by HT that you enter Hattrick through [[2]].
