2.4.4. Workstation Hardware

Any PC on a network that is utilized by individuals is typically alluded to as a network workstation. Here and there such workstations are likewise called network clients. For the most part, a network client is an Intel-based PC running some variant of Windows, which has installed a NIC and network client software, permitting the workstation to contribute on the network. Network workstations can likewise be whatever other kind of PC that incorporates the important network equipment and software, for example, an Apple Macintosh or some type of UNIX-based PC.