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Overview: A computer’s capability to process more than one task concurrently is called multiprocessing. A multiprocessing operating system is competent of running many programs simultaneously, and most modern Network Operating Systems (NOSs) support multiprocessing. These operating systems incorporate Windows NT, 2000, XP, and Unix. This paper covers multiprocessing with an eye towards passing the CompTIA Server+ Exam.
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