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If you are at a terminal that operates independently in a distributed processing network, your terminal is probably a PC. True or false?
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- Anonymous6 years agoFavourite answer
You can't call a Terminal a PC...
Yes a PC can run multiple Terminals...
Or a Terminal can connect to multiple PC's.
A PC is a Standalone Device which runs its own Operating System Locally.
A Terminal is a Standalone Devices used to connect to a Terminal Server to run Server applications.
A PC is a fully operational computer
A Terminal can be only a Keyboard, Mouse, Screen & Network... which is used to connect to a Virtual System to run on multiple Terminals... a good example would be a POS cashier.
Sorry Yes your correct... a PC can emulate a Terminal... RDP is a good example but a Terminal can't be a PC "Personal Computer"
Most Terminals are very old PC's used to connect to Terminal Services.
