the term which used for describe physical alyout of network
mine answer-topology
Topology are of two types -
a) Physical topology &
b) Logical Topology.
Physical Topology - Physical topology describe how the
devices are physically cabled together.
Logical Topology - Logical topology describe how the devices
communicate across the physical topology.
So term "PHYSICAL TOPOLOGY" wud be used to describe the
physical layout of the network
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