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Quick true/false challenge on networking models.

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Quick true/false challenge on networking models.

by Risqiboy Usmonov
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In peer-to-peer networks, there is always a central lookup computer.

2

A thick client cannot run without a server connection.

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Thin clients can work offline without server access.

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A central server looks after storing, delivering and sending emails.

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The client-server model offers less security than peer-to-peer networks.

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In a client-server network, the server dictates which users are able to access which files.

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Peer-to-peer networks require a central authority to authenticate users.

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Client-server networks can become bottlenecked if many clients request data at the same time.

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The client-server model uses separate dedicated servers and specific client workstations.

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The client-server model can scale up more easily than peer-to-peer networks.

 
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