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What is Network Topology in computer Networking

Topology defines the structure of the network of how all the components are interconnected to each other. There are two types of topology: physical and logical topology,javatpoint

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What is Network Topology in computer Networking

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  1. Network Topology Overview Network Topology refers to the arrangement of various elements (links, nodes, etc.) in a computer network. It outlines how different devices are connected and how data is transmitted between them. Understanding network topology is crucial for designing, managing, and troubleshooting networks effectively.

  2. The Importance of Network Topology 1 2 Efficient Resource Use Security and Fault Tolerance Network topology allows for efficient utilization of resources and helps in identifying potential bottlenecks or areas for improvement. By understanding network topology, security measures and fault-tolerant configurations can be implemented effectively. 3 Scalability and Performance Proper network topology design ensures scalability and high performance, critical for modern networks handling large volumes of data.

  3. Exploring Different Types of Network Topology 1 Bus Topology This type uses a single main cable to connect all devices. 2 Star Topology Devices are connected to a central hub or switch. 3 Ring Topology Each device is connected to exactly two other devices, forming a ring.

  4. Understanding Bus Topology Single Main Cable Shared Communication No Network Traffic Isolation All devices in a bus topology are connected to a single cable, acting as the backbone of the network. Devices share the same communication channel for transmitting data packets. Issues with one device can affect the entire network due to the shared nature of the communication medium.

  5. Insight into Star Topology Centralized Connection Reliable All devices connect to a central hub, which manages data traffic and provides a single point of control. Failure of one link does not affect the rest of the network. Performance Scalability High performance due to dedicated links between devices and the central hub. Easy to add or remove devices without impacting the rest of the network.

  6. Unraveling Ring Topology 1 2 Circular Structure Data Flow Direction Devices form a closed loop, creating a continuous pathway for data transmission. Data travels in a single direction around the ring, ensuring efficient data movement. 3 Fault Isolation Isolates network issues to specific segments, minimizing the impact on the entire network.

  7. Discovering Mesh Topology Redundancy High Reliability Complexity Multiple interconnections provide redundant paths for data, increasing fault tolerance. Data can take multiple routes, ensuring high availability and reliability. Setup and maintenance of mesh topology can be complex due to numerous connections.

  8. Hybrid Topology in Action 1 Combination of Topologies Utilizes the strengths of different topologies to create a robust and flexible network structure. 2 Customizable Allows for tailoring the network to specific organizational needs, balancing cost and performance.

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