Data transmission : Physical versus logical topology

The video tutorial explains the difference between physical and logical network topologies. Physical topology refers to the actual arrangement of network components like cables and devices, while logical topology describes the data flow paths. An example is given using a switch and VLANs, showing how logical topology can change without altering the physical setup.

Explain how data transfer paths are described in logical topology.

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What role do network devices play in defining the physical topology?

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