Server configuration is the process of setting up, configuring, and managing a server's hardware, operating systems, and software. Proper and effective configuration of a server ensures that the server's various functions are performed effectively.

Server configuration is about tuning the server's performance, ensuring its security, checking downloads and incoming data, monitoring errors, and ensuring that the server is always up and running when clients, users, and other parties attempt to connect.

One of the most important tasks during server configuration is to determine the devices involved in the operation of the server. This is important to limit the server's performance and ensure the server's security. When determining the devices, factors such as the requirements of the server's target audience, the server's usage patterns, the devices' functions, and the server's security are taken into account.

During server configuration, the operating system is also installed and configured. The operating system is the main source for the server to manage data and execute processes. The server's operation with any operating system provides a fault-free server to clients, users, and other parties.

Server configuration is an important process, and performing the process correctly is the basis for ensuring server performance and security.