skip to main |
skip to sidebar
- Network security applies only to a single resource at a time .
- Users may be forced to use as many password as there are shared resources.
- Each machine must be backed up individually to protect all shared data.
- Every time a users access a shared resource, the user at the machine where the resouce resides suffers reduced performance.
- There is no centralized organisational scheme to locate or control access to data.
- A peer-to-peer network does not usually work well with more than 10 users.