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What is Physical
Topology
It is the Physical layout of devices on the network. The
way that the devices are connected to the network through
the actual cables, the physical structure of the network is
called the Physical topology.
Ring Topology
Star Topology
Mesh Topology
Cellular Topology
Bus Topology
Topology in which all nodes, i.e.
devices, are connected together by a Backbone Drop
single bus. Cables
Advantage: Disadvantage:
Easy to implement Limited number of stations
Breakage of Backbone
Good for temporary
Low security
networks
Cheapest Topology
Requires less
cables
A
Ring Topology E
B
Topology in which every node has
exactly two branches connected to it. D C
Advantage: Disadvantage:
Quick Data Transfer Data transmission through
reconfigure
Star Topology
Topology in which peripheral nodes
are connected to a central node Drop
Cables
which is called ‘Hub’.
Advantage: Disadvantage:
Easy to implement Failure of the central node
Good for temporary
Cable Length
networks
Number of stations
Failure of a Client
Advantage: Disadvantage:
Extremely fault Difficult to install
Advantage: Disadvantage:
Easy to Install If Hub fails all devices
Easy to add new affected
device Antenna placement
Fault isolation is
easy
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