A point to point link is nothing but a direct path for INFORMATION or data transfer between two defined nodes in a network. The simple example of point to point link is nothing but a connecting two computers with each other simply by using a cable which is inserted in the Network INTERFACE Cards in both the computers. This kind of link is created only in a few computers on a network. Although it enhances the cost and network cost, it ASSURES excellent data transfer SPEED and is GENERALLY free from any form of glitches. 

A point to point link is nothing but a direct path for information or data transfer between two defined nodes in a network. The simple example of point to point link is nothing but a connecting two computers with each other simply by using a cable which is inserted in the Network Interface Cards in both the computers. This kind of link is created only in a few computers on a network. Although it enhances the cost and network cost, it assures excellent data transfer speed and is generally free from any form of glitches.