A network topology is a physical and logical way of combining a group of computers into a single network. The most common network topology is “bus”, “star”, “ring”. Each of them has its advantages and disadvantages and is used depending on the situation. One way or another, they are used in the construction of modern local area networks. Let's look at their key features, find out the strengths and weaknesses of each of them.
"Tire"
This type of organization of the local network provides for the use of a single cable, with which all used workstations are combined. Each of them transmits a signal to all computers connected to the line, but only the one whose address is indicated in the packet receives data. The rest simply ignore the information received.
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