Network
Architecture [Models of Computer Network]
The arrangement of the
computers on the network which is based on the computing model is called
network architecture.
Its types are
Centralized computing
network
Client / Server
Network
Peer to Peer Network
Centralized
computing network
A centralized
computing network is a network in which a central host computer performs data
processing and storage on behalf of clients.
Client/Server
network
Client/ server network is a type of network architecture that consists of at least one server and one or more clients or workstations, where users do their work. It provides central security administration and the network administrator is responsible for data security and other resources management of the network.
Client/ server network is a type of network architecture that consists of at least one server and one or more clients or workstations, where users do their work. It provides central security administration and the network administrator is responsible for data security and other resources management of the network.
Peer-to-Peer
network
Peer-to-Peer network is a group of computers, which function both as servers and workstations to share data, information and other resources of the network. It lacks centralized network administration, where the network administrator needs to manage security on each computer. It provides no reliable security and might put data in higher risks.
Peer-to-Peer network is a group of computers, which function both as servers and workstations to share data, information and other resources of the network. It lacks centralized network administration, where the network administrator needs to manage security on each computer. It provides no reliable security and might put data in higher risks.
The
differences between Client Server and Peer-to-Peer model are:
Client Server Network
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Peer-to-Peer Network
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The
client server network consists at least one server and one or more clients or
workstations, where users do their work.
|
Peer-to-Peer
network is a group of computers, which function both as servers and workstations
to share data, information and other resources of the network.
|
It
provides central security administration and the network administrator is
responsible for data security and other resources management of the network.
|
It
lacks centralized network administration, where the network administrator
needs to manage security on each computer. It provides no reliable security
and might put data in higher risks.
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