Topology refers to the arrangement of physical or logical aspects of your network. While there exists a wide range of derivations in topologies, they generally all stem from four basic formats: Bus, ...

Also Read: What are NTP and SNMP network protocols. The 3 main topologies in a computer network are Bus, Ring, and Star Topologies. In a bus topology, all the devices are connected to the main cable.

Abstract: Network graphs, in general, successfully model a wide variety of interactions and relationships among entities, including both physical and logical connections. In this work, we study the ...

A network topology is a typical arrangement and physical or logical connection of devices in a network. Computers are hosts, such as clients and servers, that actively use the network. They also ...

A logical topology is how devices appear connected to the user. A physical topology is how they are actually interconnected with wires and cables. For example, in a shared Ethernet network that uses ...

Abstract: In a WDM-based network, a single physical link failure may correspond to multiple logical link failures. As a result, 2-connected logical topologies, such as rings routed on a WDM physical ...

Hubs have been superseded by switches. However, it's important you understand how a hub operates because wireless operates in the same way. When you connect to a wireless network, you'll often ...