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you might at times encounter or want to incorporate a new computer network with a legacy network. most of the time, the term legacy is widely used to define an existing mainframe or minicomputer environment.
Traditional mainframe and minicomputer operations are set up in a centralized processing environment. The features characterizing this type of environment are:
- All processing takes place at the central computer.
- Dumb terminals, or terminals having no processing power, provide user access to the mainframe/minicomputer.
- Most applications are custom-built. Therefore, there are only a limited number of off-the-shelf software products available for purchase-
- Support staff is needed for management and control.
- Incremental growth is prohibitively expensive