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1.3.3 Networks

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Total cards: 9•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What are advantages of Peer 2 Peer? All computers have… Cheap to… Devices on the network…

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• All computers have the same status • Cheap to maintain/manage • Devices on the network can easily send data

#2
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What are disadvantages of Peer 2 Peer? Frequent data… Only suitable for small…

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• Frequent data collisions • Only suitable for small and low traffic networks

#3
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What are advantages of Client Server? Only one… Easier to manage Easier to keep…

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• Only one point of failure • Easier to manage users/access • Easier to keep data secure

#4
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What are disadvantages of Client Server? Expensive to… Reqires trained…

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• Expensive to install and manage • Requires trained staff to manage

#5
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What are advantages of a STAR topology? Performance is consistent even with… Very easy to setup as… No data… .

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-Performance is consistent even with heavy network traffic - Very easy to setup as there is simple design • No data collisions

#6
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What are disadvantages of a STAR Topology? Expensive due to S and C If the Central switch fails…

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• Expensive due to switch and cabling • If the central switch fails, the whole network fails (Single Point Of Failure)

#7
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What are advantages of a MESH Topology As the number of nodes increase… (R&S) Nodes do not go through the central switch… If the network is wireless…

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• As the number of nodes increase, the reliablity and speed of the network becomes better • Nodes do not go through the central switch, improving speed • If the network is wireless, no cabling cost

#8
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What are disadvantages of a MESH Topology? If using a wired network, a large… Maintaining the…

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• If using a wired network, a large quanity of cables is required compared to the other topologies. This is expensive • Maintaining the network is difficult

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