Computer networks are made up of software and hardware components that allow one device to communicate with another.
Hardware provides the set of commands that use the network device to transmit data, while software specifies the sequence of commands (communication protocol) that uses the hardware device to transmit data.
The basic data transmission process is made up of multiple stages that take place at different layers of a computer network. The most established communication stack is the OSI 7-layer model.
Communication networks can also be classified into two broad models:
- Peer to Peer network model
- Client-Server network model (Client-Server)
In this article, we will look at Peer-to-Peer and Client-Server based network models to learn how data is transmitted and received at computers, and compare and discuss the two types. above network communication.
Compare Peer-to-Peer and Client Server
For details see here: Compare Peer to Peer and Client-Server Network Models
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