Modelos de Comunicación de Redes Informáticas
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¿Cuál es el modelo de comunicación que representa una relación uno a uno entre dos dispositivos?

  • Modelo Multipunto
  • Modelo Punto a Punto (correct)
  • Modelo Publicar-Suscribir
  • Modelo Cliente-Servidor
  • ¿Cuál es un ejemplo común de un dispositivo de comunicación en el modelo Punto a Punto?

  • Teléfono (correct)
  • Aplicación web
  • Correo electrónico
  • Servidor de archivos
  • ¿Qué protocolo de red punto a punto fue desarrollado en la década de 1970 y proporciona comunicación confiable y rápida?

  • TCP (correct)
  • SMTP
  • HTTP
  • FTP
  • En el modelo Cliente-Servidor, ¿qué tipo de relación existe entre los nodos cliente y el nodo servidor?

    <p>Uno a Muchos</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Qué modelo de comunicación puede ser problemático para sistemas con múltiples nodos de comunicación debido a la dificultad de administrar difusiones y actualizaciones?

    <p>Modelo Punto a Punto</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Qué modelo de comunicación se caracteriza por permitir que los clientes reciban información del servidor sin solicitarla explícitamente?

    <p>Modelo Publicar-Suscribir</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Cuál es la principal ventaja del modelo cliente-servidor sobre el modelo publicar-suscribir?

    <p>Proporciona una experiencia más personalizada para cada cliente</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Cuál es una de las principales desventajas del modelo cliente-servidor?

    <p>Es menos eficiente cuando la información se genera en múltiples nodos</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Cuál es una de las principales características del modelo publicar-suscribir?

    <p>La comunicación es directa entre los publicadores y los suscriptores</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Cuál es una de las principales aplicaciones del modelo publicar-suscribir?

    <p>Distribución de información sensible al tiempo para una amplia audiencia</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Cuál es una de las principales ventajas del modelo publicar-suscribir sobre el modelo cliente-servidor?

    <p>Distribuye grandes volúmenes de información sensible al tiempo de manera eficiente</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ¿Cuál es la principal conclusión que se puede extraer del texto?

    <p>Ninguno de los modelos de comunicación puede satisfacer todos los escenarios posibles</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Understanding Computer Network Communication Models

    Computer networks rely on various communication models to facilitate efficient and effective data transfer between devices and systems. These models dictate how data flows across networks and establish the foundation for secure, fast, and resilient communication. Three main types of communication models exist: Point-to-Point, Client-Server, and Publish-Subscribe. Here's a closer look at each model and its implications for computer networks.

    Point-to-Point Model

    The Point-to-Point model is the simplest form of communication and represents a one-to-one relationship between two devices. In this model, a single connection exists between two devices, allowing them to communicate directly without any intermediaries. The telephone is a common example of a Point-to-Point communication device. Although it offers reliability and high bandwidth, it struggles to scale to handle multiple communication nodes efficiently.

    TCP, a point-to-point network protocol developed in the 1970s, provides reliable and high-speed communication. However, due to its one-to-one infrastructure, it may not be suitable for systems with numerous communication nodes, as it can be cumbersome to manage broadcasts and updates.

    Client-Server Model

    The Client-Server model is a many-to-one communication model where a dedicated server node serves multiple client nodes. This model works best when information is centralized, as seen in databases and transaction processing systems. However, if information generation occurs across multiple nodes, the client-server model becomes less efficient, requiring all information to be sent to the server for redistribution to the clients.

    Ordering pizza over the phone is an example of client-server communication, where clients must know the server's phone number to place their orders. Despite providing a customizable experience, the response to each client is tied to a specific request, adding variable latency to the system.

    Publish-Subscribe Model

    The Publish-Subscribe model is a many-to-many communication model wherein computer applications "subscribe" to data they require and "publish" data they wish to share. Once a connection is established, messages pass directly between the publisher and the subscribers. This model excels in handling time-sensitive information meant for a wide audience, such as television, magazines, and newspapers.

    Publish-subscribe communication architectures distribute large volumes of time-sensitive information efficiently, even under unreliable delivery mechanisms. They offer direct communication among diverse nodes, making them ideal for applications involving numerous parties.

    Despite their respective advantages, none of these communication models can cater to every possible scenario, highlighting the importance of choosing the appropriate model for your specific needs.

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    Explora los modelos de comunicación Point-to-Point, Cliente-Servidor y Publicar-Suscribir en redes informáticas. Aprende cómo influyen en la transferencia de datos y la eficiencia de la comunicación, así como sus aplicaciones y limitaciones.

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