The phrase "target server" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a computer that is the main recipient of a data transmission. For example, "The new software updates were sent to the target server over a secure connection."
When the hackers decide to take action against an organisation, all connected participant computers begin to send network traffic toward the target server.
Electrical switches act as traffic cops, making sure that information sent from one server reaches the target server and doesn't get lost along the way.
A client will no longer attempt obtain a forwarded TGT with a session key enctype that the target server won't understand.
The Guardian gets lots and lots and lots of page views each second, sending all those request to your server (or whatever the target server happens to be) would probably be bad for at least two reasons.
During the SSL handshake between a Web browser with such a cookie and the target server, the target server needs to match one of the aforementioned public keys.
At the target server, migration controller prepares the server for reception of incoming migrant VM's.
The APA-VMP makes use of swarm intelligence methodology to detect and track the changing optimal target servers for VM placement very efficiently.
In contrast to usual cookies, it also contains a list of public keys denoting eligible target servers.
Combinatorial optimization method has been developed to determine the best allocation process of virtual servers to target servers or virtual resource to actual resources [26].
The researchers wrote about the application in a detailed paper [PDF] and, by extrapolation, were able to tell how hard they could hit target servers provided, of course, the application was as popular as Super Wall or Bumper Sticker.
Strictly relying on trust paths between users and target servers may lead to bootstrapping issues: Users will only be able to validate server certificates with high probability, if PGP and MonkeySphere are widely adopted and all users actively contribute to the Web of Trust.
