The entities that can access a server typically include web clients, web browsers, and web servers. Here's how they interact:
- Web clients and web browsers are designed to access servers by sending requests and receiving data. They directly interact with the server to obtain web content.
- Web servers process requests from web clients and deliver content. They have access to the server's resources to fulfill client requests.
- Users themselves do not directly access the server; instead, they use web clients or browsers to do so.
Thus, both web clients (including web browsers) and web servers can access a server, but users cannot directly access it without these tools or intermediaries.
