What are the various topologies? Which one is the most secure?
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Answer / ananth kumar
There are 5 topologies.They are:
1.star topology,
2.bus topology,
3.ring topology,
4.mesh topology,
5.tree topology.
The most secured topology is mesh topology b'cos each and
every system has its interconnection hence it is cost
effective it is not implemented mostly.
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Answer / xxxx
totally 5 topologies: star topology, bus topology,ring
topology,mesh topology,tree topology
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