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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, the server stores shared files and resources centrally, but individual PCs can also store files locally. Client/server networks require specialized server OS (not just Windows 95/98), are designed with redundancy so one node failure doesn't crash the network, and can scale well beyond 20 nodes.

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