Question
What is the difference between a client-server network and a peer-to-peer network?
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Responses
The client-server model has a central server.
The client-server model has a central server.
The peer-to-peer has a central server.
The peer-to-peer has a central server.
The client-server is wireless; the peer-to-peer is wired.
The client-server is wireless; the peer-to-peer is wired.
The peer-to-peer is wireless; the client-server is wired.
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Responses
The client-server model has a central server.
The client-server model has a central server.
The peer-to-peer has a central server.
The peer-to-peer has a central server.
The client-server is wireless; the peer-to-peer is wired.
The client-server is wireless; the peer-to-peer is wired.
The peer-to-peer is wireless; the client-server is wired.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**The client-server model has a central server.**
In a client-server network, services and resources are managed centrally by a server, while clients request resources from the server. In contrast, a peer-to-peer network allows devices (peers) to communicate directly with one another without a central server managing the connections.
**The client-server model has a central server.**
In a client-server network, services and resources are managed centrally by a server, while clients request resources from the server. In contrast, a peer-to-peer network allows devices (peers) to communicate directly with one another without a central server managing the connections.