Multiple choice technology

On a client/server network:

  1. Files are stored on the server computer and can be stored on individual PCs

  2. No special operating system other than Windows 95 or 98 is required

  3. When one node "goes down" the entire network malfunctions

  4. Twenty nodes is the absolute maximum allowed on a client/server network
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Explanation

In client/server networks, files are typically stored on the centralized server but can also be stored on individual PCs as needed. Client/server networks don't have a hard limit of 20 nodes, can continue operating if one node fails, and require appropriate server operating systems.

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