the sever works like the management of the Network's and for the security reasons
A server-based LAN is a Local Area Network (LAN) which is being controlled by a Server.
There several merits of a server based network and peer to peer. Some of them include being cheap to set up and maintain, it is very fast and does not require a network administrator among others.Ê
the sever works like the management of the Network's and for the security reasons
peer-to-peer and server-based
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Can you have a Microsoft-based network without any WINS server on it? What are the "considerations" regarding not using WINS?
A server-based LAN (Local Area Network) is a network in which one or more dedicated servers manage resources, security, user accounts, and shared services for all connected computers (clients). Instead of each computer operating independently, the server provides centralized control over files, applications, printers, backups, and network access. This type of network is commonly used in businesses, schools, and organizations because it improves security, simplifies administration, and makes it easier to share resources efficiently. Compared to a peer-to-peer network, a server-based LAN offers better scalability, centralized data management, and more reliable performance as the number of users grows.
The application that runs on a personal computer in a network and which is not available to others in a network.
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Distinguish between Peer-to-Peer and server based networks
With a peer to peer network, in order to access computers resources, all systems must be turned on and running. If one system goes down so does the entire connection. Where as with a server based network the connection will be up and running all the time regardless of how many computers are on. A server based network may prove more conventional for a larger network and may prove more reliable.
With a peer to peer network, in order to access computers resources, all systems must be turned on and running. If one system goes down so does the entire connection. Where as with a server based network the connection will be up and running all the time regardless of how many computers are on. A server based network may prove more conventional for a larger network and may prove more reliable.