Direct point-to-point communication:, Computer Network Security

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Early networks used simple point-to-point communication. In such a method of communication every communication channel connects exactly two devices. In this way it prepares a mesh or point-to-point network, which is given in the figure below.

 

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ADVANTAGES:

Direct point-to-point communication has the given advantages:

  • The connection type of individual connections may be distinct.
  • Individual connections may select a different frame format and error detection function etc.
  • It is easy to enforce privacy and security.

DISADVANTAGES:

Direct point-to-point communication has the given disadvantages:

  • The no. of connections increase more rapidly than the no. of computers
  • For 'n' devices connections = (n^2 - n)/2.
  • Most computers use the similar physical path.
  • Direct point-to-point communication is costly due to a no. of connections.
  • Another disadvantage is that adding a new device to the network needs N-1 new connections as given in the above figure.

 


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