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Name: Sukumol Paul


ID: 182-15-11625
Course code: CSE233(Data Communication)
Section: (R-1) old

BUS TOPOLOGY: Network topology in which nodes are directly


connected to a common half duplex link called the bus.
Advantages- Very easy to connect a computer or peripheral to a linear
bus. It works well for small networks.
Disadvantages- Difficult to isolate fault in network.

RING TOPOLOGY: Network topology in which nodes connects to exactly


two other nodes,forming a single continuous pathway for signals
through each node a ring.
Advantages- Performs better than a bus topology under heavy network
load.Point o point line configuration makes it easy to identify and
isolate faults.
Disadvantages- Moving,adding,changing the devices can affect the
network. Communication delay is propotional to number of nodes.
MESH TOPOLOGY: Network setup where each computer and network is
interconnected with one another,commonly used for wireless network.
Advantages- Each connection can carry its own data load. It is robust,a
fault is diagnosed easily,provides security and privacy.
Disadvantages- Installation and configuration are difficult if the
connectivity gets more,cabling cost is more and the most in case of fully
connected mesh topology. Bulk wiring is required.
STAR TOPOLOGY: Each device in the network is connected to a central
device called hub. Unlike mesh topology, star topology doesn’t allow
direct communication between devices.
Advantages- Less expensive because each device only need one 1/0
port and needs to be connected with hub with one link,easy to
install,less amount of cables required.
Disadvantages- If hub goes down everything goes down. Hub requires a
more resource and regular maintenance.
HYBRID TOPOLOGY: Network topology which is made of two or more
different topologies. Hybrid topology is often made using combination
of Bus topology, Star topology, Mesh topology, Ring topology or
wireless topology as per the requirement of the organization. Star-Bus
topology is an example.
Advantages- We can choose the topology based on the requirement for
example, scalability is our concern so we can use Star topology instead
of Bus technology. Scalable as we can further connect other computer
network with different topology.
Disadvantages- Fault detection is difficult. Installation is difficult, design
is complex so maintenance is high thus expensive.

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