what is your project land scape?

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what is your project land scape?..

Answer / kotesh

1 development client/server

a. sand box
b. development clinet
c. testing client

we use sand box only for check new designs and new
configuration. it is also created rough client.here
transportion is not available.

2.quality assurance server/client
3.production server

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what is your project land scape?..

Answer / santosh

development client/server

a. sand box
b. development clinet
c. testing client
d. Productionclient
we use sand box only for check new designs and new
configuration. it is also created rough client.here
transportion is not available.

2.quality assurance server/client
3.production server

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what is your project land scape?..

Answer / n.g. srinivasan

three system servers
1. development server

2. quality server

3. production server in cluding with sand box

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