Discussion
Which network architecture separates service providers from consumers ?
Answer: B
The architecture is client-server.
In client-server architecture the roles are separate: servers provide services and resources (web pages, files, databases, email) and clients request and consume them. A web browser talking to a web server is the everyday example.
In peer-to-peer networks every node can be both provider and consumer, so there is no such separation. Bus and ring are physical topologies that describe how devices are wired, not how services are divided.
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