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Asked: March 30, 20222022-03-30T00:19:41+05:30 2022-03-30T00:19:41+05:30

What Is The Most Common Network Topology Used Today?

What Is The Most Common Network Topology Used Today?
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    1. Farwa Khalid
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      2022-05-26T14:09:31+05:30Added an answer on May 26, 2022 at 2:09 pm

      What Is the Most Common Network Topology Used Today?

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      1. Bus topology
      2. Star topology
      3. Ring topology
      4. Tree topology
      5. Hybrid topology

      The most common network topology that is being used today is the star topology. The correct option is B.

      Network topology:

      In our networks how the nodes and connections that are physically or logically arranged in relation are connected to each other and devices, all these parameters are referred to by the network topology. For example, considers your network as the city and the topology as the road map. There are several ways to arrange the city. In this way, there are several ways to arrange the network. each has its own advantages and disadvantages depending on the company’s need, certain arrangements give a certain degree of security and connectivity.

      There are two ways to address the network topology one is physical and logical. Physical network topology as the name indicates refers to the physical connections between the nodes, cables, and wires. Logical network topology is more strategic and refers to understanding how the network is arranged and how the data moves through it.

      Star topology:

      The most common network topology is the star topology. It is present on every node of the network connected to the central hub by optical fiber, coaxial cable, and twisted pair. The central node acts as a manager that controls data transmission from the network node to pass through the central hub to reach the destination. It also helps to avoid data loss.

      Advantages:

      The reason why the star topology is famous is that it allows to you manage the whole network system from a single place. Star topology is the most stable and secure network because in the central hub every node is connected independently if one goes down the rest of the nodes work properly and are unaffected.

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