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It is more expensive and sophisticated as compared to a peer to peer network, can take more troubleshooting, and usually requires a dedicated network administrator which sufficient training to manage the network (comes down to cost).
Plus, the software to manage the network is more complex and can be more costly (in a non-open-systems area).
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