Networks are structured in two principle ways: client / server and ________.
A) intranet
B) host computer
C) extranet
D) peer to peer

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The given options are different types of networks. Client/server and peer to peer are two common ways to structure a network. In a client/server network, clients (computers or devices) request information or services from a centralized server, while in a peer-to-peer network, all devices are equal and can share resources and information directly with each other without a central server. Option A (intranet) and C (extranet) are not types of network structures but rather refer to private networks that use Internet protocols. Option B (host computer) is a component of a network, not a type of structure.

Networks Are Structured in Two Principle Ways: Client / Server