Very Computer

> [Followup-To: comp.os.ms-windows.networking.misc]

> I am studying Computer Networks and I could not find any information that
> enabled me to tell whether the following statements were True or False:

>  1. It is possible to share the C:\ directory with all the other nodes of a
>     network in Windows 95.
>  2. A computer cannot be simultaneously in a "peer to peer" network and in a
>     "client/server" network.
>  3. In a "peer to peer" network only one computer can work as a server.
>  4. With Netware 3.11 it is not possible to implement "client/server"
>     networks.
>  5. Local resources are easily shareable in a "client/server" network.
>  6. One of the advantages of "peer to peer" networks is that they are more
>     secure.

> If anybody can help me with some or all of these questions, I would be very
> grateful. Don't need to give long justifications -- a True or False will be
> fine. Just be *fast*, please.

> Jorge Aragao
> Portugal

> > [Followup-To: comp.os.ms-windows.networking.misc]

> > I am studying Computer Networks and I could not find any information
that
> > enabled me to tell whether the following statements were True or False:

> >  1. It is possible to share the C:\ directory with all the other nodes
of a
> >     network in Windows 95.
> >  2. A computer cannot be simultaneously in a "peer to peer" network and
in a
> >     "client/server" network.
> >  3. In a "peer to peer" network only one computer can work as a server.
> >  4. With Netware 3.11 it is not possible to implement "client/server"
> >     networks.
> >  5. Local resources are easily shareable in a "client/server" network.
> >  6. One of the advantages of "peer to peer" networks is that they are
more
> >     secure.

> > If anybody can help me with some or all of these questions, I would be
very
> > grateful. Don't need to give long justifications -- a True or False
will be
> > fine. Just be *fast*, please.

> > Jorge Aragao
> > Portugal

> This is off-topic in comp.os.linux.networking; see the informatinal
> articles in news.announce.newusers and news.questions.newusers for how
> to use Usenet.