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Network topologies
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1Topologies are different ways that [blank_start]networks can be layed out[blank_end]. There are three types of network topologies. The simplest kind is a bus. A bus when all devices are [blank_start]connected down one network line[blank_end]. It is [blank_start]cheap[blank_end] and [blank_start]easy to set up[blank_end], however as it is all connected to one line if one device fail the network [blank_start]fails[blank_end]. The network can also be slow as there can be [blank_start]network collisions[blank_end]. There is also no way to prevent [blank_start]access to the data[blank_end].
- Ainternet uses networks
- Bnetworks are fixed
- Cinternet is described
- Dnetworks can be layed out
- Econnected to two others
- Fconnected in a ring
- Gconnected down one network line
- Hconnected to one hub
- Icheap
- Jexpencive
- Khard to set up
- Leasy to set up
- Mneeds no set up
- Ncan still function
- Ofails
- Pdata not returning
- Qdata rebounding
- Rnetwork collisions
- Saccess to the data
- Tdata being fixed
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- Derek Hacault
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