First, I don't know that it's true that P2P networking doesn't exist in large IT environments. File/printer sharing and peer-to-peer applications, if the ports are opened on the local subnet, are frequently allowed, at least internally. Exposing P2P file-sharing apps outside of a corporate DMZ poses an unconscionable security hazard.
But from a centralized administration perspective--the more turnover you have with users, groups, apps, and access makes centralized administration the only effective solution for maximizing user uptime and network security.
Security is stronger on client/server networks
Client/Server networks provide more security than typically needed for a home network.
A client for Microsoft Networks.
yes, most LANs used by businesses today are client/server networks
Client for Microsoft Networks File and Printer Sharing
Client for Microsoft Networks File and Printer Sharing
Client for Microsoft Networks File and Printer Sharing
File and Printer Sharing, and Client for Microsoft Networks.
Polling, on computer networks, involves a server and client. The Server will check if the client is ready to receive data. If not ,then data will not be transferred to the client.
Client for Microsoft networks
that is, the software component installed in the workstations of all the clients (users) in client/server networks throughout an enterprise. End User Applications: Web Browse That's why browsers are being called the universal client Thanks Techvedic
Proxy Server
client server n peer to peer