Network Topology

What is the definition of Star Topology?

• Arrangement of a network in which each node is connected indirectly to a central hub

• Arrangement of a network in which each node is connected directly to each other

• Arrangement of a network in which each node is connected to multiple central hubs

• Arrangement of a network in which each node is connected directly to a central hub

How does Bus Topology work?

• All devices are connected to their own separate cables

• All devices are connected to each other in a circular manner

• All devices are connected to a single central cable

• All devices are connected to a central hub

A diagram of Ring Topology and its components.

• Square labeled as 'Ring' with lines connecting to represent components

• Circle labeled as 'Ring' with lines connecting to represent components

• Triangle labeled as 'Ring' with lines connecting to represent components

• Star labeled as 'Ring' with lines connecting to represent components

What are the advantages of using Mesh Topology?

• High security

• High redundancy and reliability

• Limited scalability

• Low redundancy and reliability

Explain the concept of Hybrid Topology.

• A type of internet browser

• Combination of two or more different types of network topologies

• A type of computer processor

• A method for encrypting data

What are the pros and cons of Star Topology?

• The cons of Star Topology include easy to manage and if one device fails, it affects the rest of the network

• The pros of Star Topology include easy to install, easy to manage, and if one device fails, it does not affect the rest of the network. The cons include dependency on the central hub, and if the hub fails, the entire network goes down.

• The pros of Star Topology include dependency on the central hub and if the hub fails, the entire network goes down

• The pros of Star Topology include high security and fast data transfer

Discuss the drawbacks of Bus Topology.

• Easy to identify and troubleshoot faults

• The drawbacks of Bus Topology include limited cable length, potential for network congestion, and difficulty in identifying and troubleshooting faults.

• No potential for network congestion

• Unlimited cable length

What are the limitations of Ring Topology?

• Ring Topology is not affected by device failure

• Limitations include the entire network being affected if one device fails, and the potential for slow data transfer due to the sequential nature of data transmission.

• Ring Topology allows for fast data transfer

• Ring Topology has no limitations

Explain the working of Mesh Topology.

• Mesh Topology only allows for single path and low reliability.

• Mesh Topology allows for redundant paths and high reliability.

• Mesh Topology does not provide any redundancy.

• Mesh Topology is not suitable for large networks.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using Hybrid Topology?

• Hybrid Topology offers the advantages of scalability and fault tolerance, but it can be complex to design and maintain.

• Hybrid Topology has limited fault tolerance and is simple to maintain

• Hybrid Topology offers no advantages and is difficult to maintain

• Hybrid Topology is easy to design and has no scalability