Basics of network topologies 3 Articles

by Greg Hudgens

A topology defines the arrangement of nodes (computers, printers, hubs, switches, etc.) and cables that form a network. Topologies can be defined as Physical a description of the layout of the network cabling and Logical...read more

by Peter Harriman

Network topologies are separated into 5 basic types: bus, ring; star; tree and mesh. Selecting the configuration that best suites your needs is a very important step in building a reliable computer network. Whether for hom...read more

by Tina Hartley

Bus topology is widely used in business. The installation is simple; devices are connected to a single cable called a bus. The bus is connected to the server and then all devices or nodes are connected directly to the cabl...read more