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All information is stored on the client computers. In order to access information, it has to be sent manually from the user using that computer. This makes the system slower than using a client server topology. Although this is slower, it tends to be cheaper due to lacking the need of specialist support.

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Pros
- easy to back up files
- dont need permission to acces files
Cons
- expensive
- need specialist staff

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Less secure
files not stored centrally

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Cheaper
Easy to set up

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This network dosnt use a server and simply links each computer to another. this enables the computers to comunicate and  share data with one another. It has its limitatons though, for example data will not be able to be accessed when the computer storing it is off or in use by another user, however it is a simple and cheap  alternative to a client server network

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Files are stored on the server. Computers connect to the server to recieve files for user with a login.
Pros:
-Easy to backup
-Acess files on other workstations.
Cons:
-The server is expensive to setup
-Specialist staff required

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All files are stored on your computer
Permission has to be given to access files on another computer
computers connect via a switch

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Clients communicate with a server on the network. The clients store information that is needed for the system to run e.g. Operating system, drivers etc. The rest of the information is stored and downloaded on the server when required. This typically makes the information more secure since they require a username and password and all stored on a usually physically secure server. Although this usually requires more equipment resulting in a larger cost for the company/school.

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Expensive
May need specialist staff

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more secure due to no interception
easy to back up
files stored centrally

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Pros
- cheap for all the equipment
- no specialized equipment
Cons
- not good security
- no back-up so if one computer dies data will be lost
- you have to get permission from the user of the computer if you want data while they're on it

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All the data is stored on the server and the clients access their own data via the server.
Data can be access from any computer on the network
You will log on to access files

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Workstations all connect to a centural server, expensive and require specilist equipment/skills. Allows backup if client devices break and files can be accsessed anywhere, multiple people can acsess files at once.

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Workstations connecvt to eachother to communicate and share files, easy and cheap to setup and requires no specilist  equipment.

Files cant be accsessed while machine turned up and machine cannot be used while being acsessed and no central backup is made.

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everything is stored on the computers
all computers are connected

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Has a central server which everyone can connect to, all the clients defer resources to the server (Such as storage or processing)

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All data is stored on a server.

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Doesn't have a central server
Means data is spread over the network
Can be open and over the internet (BitTorrent)