Which is a characteristic of a SOHO network?

A SOHO (Small Office/Home Office) network is designed for a small number of users, typically enabling them to share resources efficiently. Sharing a single broadband connection is a primary characteristic, as it's cost-effective and sufficient for typical SOHO needs. The other options describe features of larger, more complex enterprise networks. Three tiers of devices for load balancing and redundancy are common in large data centers or enterprise networks, not SOHO. Connecting every switch to every other switch (full mesh) is impractical and unnecessary for a SOHO network, which usually has only one or two switches. High throughput access for 1000 or more users is characteristic of large enterprise or service provider networks.