What is one difference between the client-server and peer-to-peer network models?
- Only in the client-server model can file transfers occur.
- A data transfer that uses a device serving in a client role requires that a dedicated server be present.
- A peer-to-peer network transfers data faster than a transfer using a client-server network.
- Every device in a peer-to-peer network can function as a client or a server.
Explanation: Data transfer speeds depend on a number of factors including the amount of traffic, the quality of service imposed, and the network media. Transfer speeds are not dependent on the network model type. File transfers can occur using the client-server model or the peer-to-peer model. A data transfer between a device acting in the client role and a device acting in the server role can occur in both peer-to-peer and client-server networks.
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