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Network topology refers to the layout of devices in a network, which impacts performance, scalability, and fault tolerance. Various types include bus, ring, star, mesh, tree, and hybrid topologies, each with distinct advantages and disadvantages. The choice of topology should be based on specific needs, size, and budget considerations.

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Clean Network Topologies Presentation

Network topology refers to the layout of devices in a network, which impacts performance, scalability, and fault tolerance. Various types include bus, ring, star, mesh, tree, and hybrid topologies, each with distinct advantages and disadvantages. The choice of topology should be based on specific needs, size, and budget considerations.

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Network Topologies: Structure of

Computer Networks
• With Daily Life Examples
• Presented by: Your Name
What is a Network Topology?
• Definition: The physical or logical layout of
devices in a network.
• Importance: Affects performance, scalability,
and fault tolerance.
Types of Network Topologies
• - Bus Topology
• - Ring Topology
• - Star Topology
• - Mesh Topology
• - Tree Topology
• - Hybrid Topology
Bus Topology
• Explanation: Single cable connects all nodes
• Daily Example: Old local buses where
everyone listens to one speaker
• Pros: Easy to set up, cost-effective
• Cons: Difficult to troubleshoot, single point of
failure
Ring Topology
• Explanation: Data moves in a circle
• Daily Example: Group of friends passing a note
around in a circle
• Pros: Equal access for all devices
• Cons: Failure in one device affects the whole
network
Star Topology
• Explanation: All nodes connect to a central
hub
• Daily Example: Airport with flights (devices)
connected to a control tower (hub)
• Pros: Easy to manage
• Cons: Hub failure affects the whole network
Mesh Topology
• Explanation: Every device is connected to
every other
• Daily Example: Social media friends—
everyone can directly message everyone
• Pros: Redundant paths increase reliability
• Cons: Expensive and complex
Tree Topology
• Explanation: Hierarchical structure
• Daily Example: Organizational chart in a
company
• Pros: Scalable
• Cons: Difficult to configure and maintain
Hybrid Topology
• Explanation: Combination of two or more
topologies
• Daily Example: Smart homes with central
control + mesh devices
• Pros: Flexible and scalable
• Cons: Complex to design
Comparison Table
• Topology | Cost | Reliability | Ease of Setup
• Bus | Low | Low | Easy
• Ring | Medium | Medium | Moderate
• Star | Medium | High | Easy
• Mesh | High | Very High | Difficult
• Tree | Medium | Medium | Moderate
• Hybrid | High | High | Complex
Summary
• - Topologies define how devices are connected
• - Each has pros and cons
• - Choose based on need, size, and budget
Thank You
• Presented by: Your Name
• Happy Networking!

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