What type of network does not have centralized control, such as one in a small office or home office?
A) client server network
B) star topology
C) peer-to-peer (P2P)
D) hub network

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A peer-to-peer (P2P) network does not have a centralized control, as all devices (or peers) have equal permissions and responsibilities. This type of network is commonly used in small office or home office environments where there may not be a dedicated server or administrator. A client-server network (A) has a central server that controls access and resources, a star topology (B) has a central hub or switch that connects all devices, and a hub network (D) is outdated and rarely used because it lacks the intelligence and management features of other network configurations.

What Type of Network Does Not Have Centralized Control, Such