explain mesh topology, bus topology , star topology .
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In star topology each device in the network is connected to a central device called hub. Unlike Mesh topology, star topology doesn't allow direct communication between devices, a device must have to communicate through hub.
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MESH TOPOLOGY =
- in mesh topology, each node is connected to every other node in the network
- and in this topology every node not only sends it's own signals, but also relays data from other nodes
- the overall cost of this network is extremely high as compared to other network topologies
- this type of topology can able to handle a large volume of traffic
- it is commonly used in wireless networks.
BUS TOPOLOGY=
- this topology is known as the backbone of the network
- it transmits data only in one direction
- there will be a central cable which joins all the computers in the system
- bus topology is also known as "linear topology "
- one of the computers in the network typically acts as a computer server that will provide data to all the clients
- this topology is used in small networks where cable requirements is relatively small.
- the main disadvantage of this topology is That if the main cable fails to work then the entire network becomes unstable
- because of this reason this topology is not used for large network
STAR TOPOLOGY =
- in this network each device is connected to central computer, generally server, using a point to point connection
- the central server acts as a hub
- it is popular because it's low startup cost
- it is very easy to add a new device to the network as only one cable us required and configuration is simple
- this network is user friendly and used in east way
- if anyone connection in the network fails, The other connection remain intact
- but if central hub fails then the entire network goes down
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