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    This document compares client/server networks to peer-to-peer networks. In a client/server network, files and resources are centralized on a server that clients can access. In a peer-to-peer network, each computer can act as both a client and server, allowing direct sharing of files between computers without a centralized server. The key differences are that client/server networks have centralized control and management but higher costs, while peer-to-peer networks have lower cabling costs but are more difficult to manage without a centralized point of control.

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    This document compares client/server networks to peer-to-peer networks. In a client/server network, files and resources are centralized on a server that clients can access. In a peer-to-peer network, each computer can act as both a client and server, allowing direct sharing of files between computers without a centralized server. The key differences are that client/server networks have centralized control and management but higher costs, while peer-to-peer networks have lower cabling costs but are more difficult to manage without a centralized point of control.

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    Infomation and Communication

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    Shema Shaikh Ali
    This document compares client/server networks to peer-to-peer networks. In a client/server network, files and resources are centralized on a server that clients can access. In a peer-to-peer network, each computer can act as both a client and server, allowing direct sharing of files between computers without a centralized server. The key differences are that client/server networks have centralized control and management but higher costs, while peer-to-peer networks have lower cabling costs but are more difficult to manage without a centralized point of control.

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    index

    Client /
    sever
    network
    Peer-to-peer
    network

    Differences
    Client/sever network
    • A client/server network is
    a network in which the
    shared flies and stored in
    the server but network
    user can still store files on
    their individual pcs.
    Next
    page
    Peer-to-peer
    • Is a network with all the nodes
    acting as both severs and client. A
    pc can access files located on
    another pc caan also provides
    files to other pc.

    NEXt Page
    Difference between client
    network and peer-to-peer
    network
    Client / server Peer-to-peer

    Server have the All computer have


    ability to control equal ability
    Higher cabling cost Cheaper cabling
    cost
    Easy to manage Hard to manage

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