Network Topologies, ETC.

Choose the advantages of having a network topology map.

• to see the physical network layout of connected devices

• to understand how devices connect to each other

• to know how to troubleshoot the network

• None of the choices

This topology has a low risk of collision but reliant on all nodes being powered up and in full working order. This is rarely used today.

• star topology

• bus topology

• ring topology

• mesh topology

It is a type of communication in which data can flow two ways at the same time. Devices, therefore, can communicate back and forth simultaneously.

• half-duplex

• full-duplex

• synchronous

• asynchronous

In a star topology, a finite number of switch ports limits the network's size.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In this topology, each node is connected to every other node

with a direct link.

• star topology

• ring topology

• tree topology

• mesh topology

This combines two or more of the standard topologies.

• mesh topology

• star topology

• hybrid topology

• tree topology

In this topology, every node in the network is connected to one central switch.

• mesh topology

• star topology

• hybrid topology

• tree topology

Choose the needed considerations before choosing a network topology.

• Cost

• Cable type

• Scalability

• Length of cable needed

What type of topology is this?

• bus topology

• ring topology

• mesh topology

• hybrid topology

What type of network topology is this?

• hybrid topology

• mesh topology

• tree topology

• star topology