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- Use a single ____ Cable that connects all of the computers in a line.
- Simple, but prone to errors
- Early local area network
- the ends have to be terminated
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- Connects all computers on the network with a central ____ of cable.
- used in many popular topologies.
- Still used in many Metro Area Networks(MANs) and Wide Area Networks(WANs)
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- Used a central connection for all the computers on the network. If one of the cables broke, all the other computers could still communicate.
- Used in most large and small networks.
- all devices are conneted to a central device
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- Every computer connects to every other computer via two or more routes
- Multiple links to the same place
- Redundancy, fault-tolerance, local balancing
- Used in Wide Area Networks(WANs)
- Y(y-1)/2
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- Two connected directly together with no need for a central hub or box of any kind
- One to one connection
- older WAN links
- connections betwenn building
- used mostly to play games
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- A single system acts as a common source through which all members of the _______ network converse
- one of the most popular communication methods today(802.11 wireless)
- Does not imply full connectivity between nodes.
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- A mix or blend of two diffrent topologies
- A combination of one or more physical topologies.
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