What is network topology?
Answer / Prateek Goyal
Network topology refers to the arrangement of interconnected devices (nodes) and the connections between them in a computer network. The basic types of network topologies are:n1. Bus topology: All devices share a single linear cable, with data transmitted in one direction.n2. Star topology: Each device is connected to a central hub or switch.n3. Ring topology: Devices are arranged in a circular configuration, passing data clockwise or counterclockwise around the ring.n4. Mesh topology: Every device is directly connected to every other device in the network.
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