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1.3 Networks
Sharing Resources
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Which network type manages resources centrally using servers?
Client-server network with central server
What is a key advantage of centralised file storage on client-server networks?
Centralised backups and shared access
Why are client-server networks considered more reliable?
Servers being powered on continuously
Which factor often makes client-server networks more expensive?
Specialist staff and dedicated servers
How do peer-to-peer networks handle resource sharing?
Direct resource sharing between computers
Why do peer-to-peer networks become slower as more computers are added?
Workload and resource sharing by machines
Which scenario best describes most home networks?
Peer-to-peer networks
What happens if a computer providing resources in a peer-to-peer network is turned off?
Unavailable resources due to offline computer
When is a client-server network the better choice?
Need for high reliability and central management
Which network type manages resources centrally using servers?
Client-server network with central server
What is a key advantage of centralised file storage on client-server networks?
Centralised backups and shared access
Why are client-server networks considered more reliable?
Servers being powered on continuously
Which factor often makes client-server networks more expensive?
Specialist staff and dedicated servers
How do peer-to-peer networks handle resource sharing?
Direct resource sharing between computers
Why do peer-to-peer networks become slower as more computers are added?
Workload and resource sharing by machines
Which scenario best describes most home networks?
Peer-to-peer networks
What happens if a computer providing resources in a peer-to-peer network is turned off?
Unavailable resources due to offline computer
When is a client-server network the better choice?
Need for high reliability and central management
A family of four wants to share photos and a printer at home. Which network type is best?
A simple peer-to-peer network
A medium-sized office with 50 employees needs central file storage, daily backups and user logins. Which network type is appropriate?
A managed client-server network
A school needs students to log in on any lab computer and store work centrally. Which network suits this need?
A centralized client-server network
A small group of friends are sharing game files and playing together in one house for an evening. Which network is most suitable?
A quick peer-to-peer network