Student full name: Fiona Nathalie Marianne Weniton

Batch no: 22
Student no:27

1. B
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 Part II
1. Network is a combination of two or more computers that are
linked in order to share resources such as printers etc., exchange
files or even allow electronic communication.
2. I. Client server architecture.
This is the architecture of a computer network in which clients have the
ability to request and receive services from the centralized server.
Centralized server is used to store data because its management is
centralized.

Internet
Clients

Server

ii.Peer to peer architecture

This architecture does not differentiate the clients from servers. In this
case each device is its own client and server. Each and every node has
the ability to request and respond to services.
Devices/nodes

3.
Client server architecture Peer to peer architecture
In this clients and servers are Clients and servers are not differentiated
differentiated as each node is identified both.

Centralized server is used to store data. Each peer can have its own data.

Are more stable than peer to peer. Less stable than client server
architecture.

Expensive than peer to peer Less expensive than client server.

Used for both large and small networks Can only be used in small networks fewer
than 10 computers

4. A mesh topology is a network setup where each computer and network device is interconnected
to each other. This topology is used widely in wireless networks. This can manage high amounts
of traffic since multiple devices can transmit data at the same time, simultaneously.
 Devices/computers

5. I. Switch

It is a small hardware device that has the ability to centralize communications among multiple
connected devices in a LAN. This subdivides a network into smaller pieces.

ii. Repeater

These are connectivity devices that generate and amplifies the signals.

iii. Router

This is a multiport connectivity device. A router receives and sends data on computer networks.