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 What are the advantages and disadvantages of computer networking?

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💥Computer network -  is a collection of computers that share resources that are available on or offered by network   nodes. To communicate with each other, the computers use standard communication protocols across digital interconnections.


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Advantages of Networking

💓Reduce costs - A single printer and
a single high-speed internet connection
may be shared by everyone in your
house or workplace at the same time.


💓Economical - Purchasing software network licenses is relatively cheaper than purchasing individual licenses.








💓More productivity -With shared internet connection, no one has to wait in line to use the internet or send an email. Everyone may work at the same time.

💓Increased access to communication channels - Email or Instant Messaging can be used to communicate with people on the network.





💓Increased Efficiency - you can access data, pictures, and many other files on any connected having to save them into a USB or FLASH DRIVE
💓More efficient patching of software - Software updates need only be installed once.




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Disadvantage of Networking
💩Network Failure - Users lose access to information as well as their ability to communicate electronically if the network fails.





💩Server failure - server faults may prevent you from using some applications or even from accessing your computer.




💩Open to hackers - your system is open to hackers, especially if it is connected to the internet at all times









💩Prone to virus - Networks are vulnerable to
virus attacks.



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