IT-5 - Network Topologies and Types of Networks

What is a key feature of Mesh Topology?

• a) Devices are connected wirelessly
• b) Every device is connected to a central hub
• c) Every device is connected to every other device
• d) Devices form a closed loop

What does Mesh Topology provide in terms of network characteristics?

• a) Low redundancy
• b) High reliability
• c) Simple installation
• d) Inexpensive management

What is an advantage of Mesh Topology?

• a) Low redundancy
• b) High cost
• c) Robust and fault-tolerant
• d) Simple installation

What is a disadvantage of Mesh Topology?

• a) Simple installation
• b) Low redundancy
• c) Limited connections
• d) High cost due to numerous connections

How does data travel in Ring Topology?

• a) Bidirectionally
• b) Randomly
• c) In one direction around the ring
• d) Through a central hub

What is an advantage of Ring Topology?

• a) Low redundancy
• b) High cost
• c) Equal access to resources for all devices
• d) Easy management

What is a disadvantage of Ring Topology?

• a) Easy installation
• b) High redundancy
• c) Failure of one device can disrupt the entire network
• d) Low cost

In Star Topology, what is each device directly connected to?

• a) Devices forming a closed loop
• b) Mesh network
• c) Central hub or switch
• d) Bus communication line

What happens if one device fails in Star Topology?

• a) Entire network is affected
• b) Other devices are unaffected
• c) Complex installation
• d) Low redundancy

What is an advantage of Star Topology?

• a) Complex installation
• b) High redundancy
• c) Easy to install and manage
• d) Bidirectional data flow