Ethernet is a distributed LAN protocol, which implies that there is no centralized control node, which means that the failure of a single node would never bring the whole network down. However, can you see any benefit in creating a centralized LAN in which a single node controls the whole network and decides who gets messages and who waits? Explain.

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