Topic #5: Network Topology and Group Types Flashcards

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It refers to the description of the arrangement of nodes and connections in a network, often represented as a graph

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Network Topology

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Kinds of Network Topology

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  • Logical Network Topology
  • Physical Network Topology
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this kind of network topology is the
- underlay
- conceptual representation of how devices operate
- maps the actual connections of a network, such as wires cables

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Logical Network Topology

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this kind of network topology is the:
- overlay
- details how devices are physically connected
- shows how data flows within a network

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Physical Network Topology

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5
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This form of topology is connected to a single cable that runs from one end of the network to the other

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bus topology / line topology

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This form of topology computers are connected to each other in a circular format

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Ring Topology

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This form of network topology features every node in the network to be connected to one central switch

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Star Topology

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This topology is a combination of a bus and star topology that has a root node and is connected to another node in the node hierarchy

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Tree Topology

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This topology is a point to point connection where nodes are interconnected

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Mesh Topology

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In a Mesh Topology, data is transmitted via two methods

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  • routing
  • flooding
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two forms of mesh topology

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  • partial mesh
  • full mesh
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a form of mesh topology wherein every node is interconnected

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full mesh

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a form of mesh topology wherein most nodes are interconnected but a few of which are only connected to two or three other nodes

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partial mesh

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14
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it is the combination of two or more topologies

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hybrid topology

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15
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WAN

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Wide Are Network

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these are networks that used to connect to LANs that are located geographically apart

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WAN

17
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these networks are a group of end devices under the control of a common administration

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LAN

18
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a collection of two or more LANs connected by WANs

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Internetwork

19
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this is a ring topology that is configured to be bidirectional

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Dual Ring Topology

20
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Types of Central Hubs in a Star Topology

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Hub or Repeater
Switch or Bridge
Router or Gateway
Computer

21
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Formula for calculating the number of connections in partial mesh topology

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n(n-1)/2

22
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Formula for calculating the number of connections in a full mesh topology

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n(n-1)

23
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Topologies that can implement a Local-Area Network

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Star Topology
Mesh Topology
Ring Topology