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    Mikalen Williams' notes discuss network topologies. A topology defines how a network is laid out and there are many connection options. The most common is a bus topology, where devices are connected to a single cable and signals are broadcast to all. While inexpensive, a bus has drawbacks like being prone to breaks and not scaling well for large networks. It is also an outdated topology.

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    Mikalen Williams' notes discuss network topologies. A topology defines how a network is laid out and there are many connection options. The most common is a bus topology, where devices are connected to a single cable and signals are broadcast to all. While inexpensive, a bus has drawbacks like being prone to breaks and not scaling well for large networks. It is also an outdated topology.

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    Mikalen Williams' notes discuss network topologies. A topology defines how a network is laid out and there are many connection options. The most common is a bus topology, where devices are connected to a single cable and signals are broadcast to all. While inexpensive, a bus has drawbacks like being prone to breaks and not scaling well for large networks. It is also an outdated topology.

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    *A topology is how youre going to set up your network.
    * There are many ways to connect them.
    * The most common layout is bus.
    * Whenever you try to send out a signal it sends it out on a cable.
    *Since many devices are on the cable, the signal sends to every device connected.
    * If a terminator was not used, it would be a bad thing.
    * The good part of this is that it isnt very expensive.
    * A drawback from the bus topology is that is breaks easily.
    *It is not recommended for a large network.
    * It Is old and outdated.

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