Question

What do you mean by logical configuration?

Answer 1

one that appears to the user as a single, separate entity although it might in fact be either an entity created from mutliple networks or just a part of a larger network. A logical network is defined by its IP addressing scheme.

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Answer 2

logical network is defined by its IP addressing scheme. Here's networking expert Chris Partsenidis' explanation: "When designing a network, the "logical" part refers to the IP addressing scheme used within the network. For example, 192.168.0.0/24 could be the logical network used for our design.