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Shree Rahul Education Society’s
SHREE L.R.TIWARI COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING
Department of Computer Engineering
Computer Graphic Mini Project Client-Server Communication Presented By: 1. Suyash Bhosale
**2. Naman Pandey
- Sahal Manasia Under Guidance Of: Mrs. Deepali Bhole**
Sr.No Topic Sr.No Topic
**1. Literature Survey 10. Data Flow Diagram
- Introduction to Network 11. Working
- System Requirements 12. Future Scope
- Peer to Peer Mode 13. Advantages
- Client-Server Communication 14. Limitations
- Client-Server Mode 15. Output
- Server Model 16. Conclusion
- Client Model
- Block Diagram**
Table of Content:
Introduction:
A network is an interconnection of computers may be wired or wireless for data communication, remote accessing, resource management and data sharing. There are two types of mode in Networking: A. Peer to Peer Mode B. Server-Client Mode
System Requirements:
❏ Mini Processor Type - Intel 386 or higher ❏ Mini RAM Size - 4MB ❏ Mini Hard Drive Space - 25MB ❏ OS Family - Windows ❏ C/C++ Compiler which includes Graphics (Eg. CodeBlocks)
Client-Server Connection:
CLIENT-SERVER MODE:
- Client server networks has a machine at the heart of its operations called the server. A server is a machine that provides services over a network by responding to client requests.
- Server-based networks provides centralised control of the entire network environment. 3. Server-based networks are easier to scale. 4. The networks operability is dependent on the server.
CLIENT MODEL:
1. Client is the program running on the local machine
requesting services from the server.
2. A client program is finite means it started by user or another
applications program and terminates when service is
complete
3. Server provides services over a network by responding to
client requests.
Block Diagram:
Data Flow Diagram:
Working:
1. We need to START server.
2. Then CONNECT the client with its name/IP address.
3. Once connection established Server acknowledges clients by
welcome note.
4. Server and Client now can exchange data in the form of media
file like musics files, video files, images and simple textual
data.
5. By DISCONNECT Client gets disconnected from server.
Advantages:
- Centralised user accounts, security and access controls simplify network administration.
- More powerful equipment means more efficient access network resources.
- Single password login, means access to all resources.
- Supports greater numbers of users, or networks where resources are heavily used.
Limitations:
- limited option in client server model are visually displayed as many other protocol and ports are used in real ones
- More Costly to install and maintain.
- Single point of failure, server goes down, the network goes down.
- Complex special-purpose software requires appointment of export staff, increasing costs.
Conclusion:
We have successfully completed our Computer Graphics mini
project on Client-Server Communication…
