One Underlying Problem with a Host-Based Network Is That

question 101

Multiple Choice

One underlying problem with a host-based network is that:

• A)there are economies of scale because all computer resources are centralized
• B)the server can get overloaded since it must process all messages
• C)the architecture is relatively simple and works well
• D)the server is the one point of control which simplifies security
• E)clients terminals) do not require sophisticated hardware/software because they do not perform most of the work in this type of architecture

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