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What are the important topologies for networks?
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There are five topologies for networks
1. Ring Topology
2. Star Topology.
3. Bus Topology.
4. Mess Topology.
5. Hybrid Topology.
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Answer / pawan yadav
a way designed of networking called topology.
different types of topology like as:-
1 star topology
2.bustopology
3.ring topology
4.hybrid topology.(in this topology used star& bus topology)
5.mesh topology.
mosty used star topology in lan networking.
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Answer / lakshman
4th one is not mess topology its Mesh Topology.
In Mesh topology we have two kinds
1.Partial Mesh.
2.Full Mesh.
But we can't decide which topology we can use.all its
depends on requirement and may other factors like cost.
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Important Topologies for Networks are :
1.Star Topology
2.Bus Topology
3.Ring Topology
4.Mesh Topology
5.Hybrid Topology
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