A PP network needs specialized network operating system software installed on every node.
No, a P2P (peer-to-peer) network does not necessarily require specialized network operating system software installed on every node. In a P2P network, nodes (or peers) can directly share resources and communicate with each other without centralized administration. While specialized software can indeed facilitate the P2P functionality (e.g., for file sharing or distributed computing), many P2P networks function using standard operating systems with appropriate applications or protocols.
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Therefore, while specific applications or protocols are needed to leverage P2P capabilities, a specialized network operating system is not a requirement for each node in such a network.
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