Where a peer to- peer networking is appropriate?

Answer 1

Usually as a rule of thumb a peer to peer network is appropriate when the number of clients is about 10 or less, and you don't need a dedicated technician to run the network. In addition, a peer to peer network is best used when the growth of the network is small or slow as well.

Small departments and companies successfully use peer to peer networking because they do not require anything more costly or sophisticated.

Answer 2

A peer-to-peer network is appropriate for a small network, perhaps up to 10 computers. For a larger network, a dedicated server (or several) is appropriate for several reasons, including centralized management, safety, stability.

A peer-to-peer network is appropriate for a small network, perhaps up to 10 computers. For a larger network, a dedicated server (or several) is appropriate for several reasons, including centralized management, safety, stability.

A peer-to-peer network is appropriate for a small network, perhaps up to 10 computers. For a larger network, a dedicated server (or several) is appropriate for several reasons, including centralized management, safety, stability.

A peer-to-peer network is appropriate for a small network, perhaps up to 10 computers. For a larger network, a dedicated server (or several) is appropriate for several reasons, including centralized management, safety, stability.

Answer 3

A peer-to-peer network is appropriate for a small network, perhaps up to 10 computers. For a larger network, a dedicated server (or several) is appropriate for several reasons, including centralized management, safety, stability.