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I am describing 'client-server-clients' architecture. This means that all the sides can send data to each other via the server. It is used in software that consists of PC application, server and mobile application.

So, how to say it right in this way: PC application and mobile application are ... ?

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There's a few words that can describe this:

  • The clients are using the server as a communication hub.

  • The server intermediates communication between the clients.

  • The server routes or forwards communication between the clients.

  • The server is a middleman for all client communication.

The closest technical term I can think of that is a single word is proxy, but that has other distinct meanings in network communications, so you should avoid that.

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  • thank you. And could you add a word or some of them to the end of this phrase "PC application and mobile application are ->>here<<-"
    – Ivan
    Mar 16, 2017 at 16:37
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    "PC application and mobile application communication occurs through the central server."
    – LawrenceC
    Mar 16, 2017 at 17:51
  • He might be looking for "duplex"?
    – fectin
    Apr 25, 2017 at 4:39

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