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Network Topologies - TSV
Network topology is a concept that defines the physical and logical arrangement of nodes (devices) and links (connections) in computer networks. Major types include star, bus, ring, mesh, tree, and hybrid, each with different advantages and disadvantages. It significantly impacts network performance, reliability, security, and scalability, making the selection of appropriate topology essential for efficient network design.
network
topology
LAN
computer network
network design
code slug name description category
1 point-to-point Point-to-Point The most basic topology connecting two nodes directly. Basic Topology
2 bus Bus All nodes connect to a single cable (bus) in this topology. Basic Topology
3 star Star All nodes connect to a central hub or switch in this topology. Basic Topology
4 ring Ring Nodes are connected in a circular pattern with data flowing in one direction. Basic Topology
5 mesh Mesh Each node connects directly to multiple other nodes in this topology. Basic Topology
6 tree Tree A hierarchical topology combining star and bus configurations. Hierarchical Topology
7 hybrid Hybrid A flexible topology combining multiple topology types. Composite Topology