Answer / bhuvan singh

the computer networking, topology refers to the layout of connected devices. types of topology.
1.bus
2.ring
3.star
4.tree
5.mesh

Answer / vikas sharma

topology is the logical and physical structure of network
in which we can define how our network works and its
physical parts connected with each other.

types of topologies

1 star
2 ring
3 tree
4 mesh
5 bus

Answer / sumit

Topology:- Topology is physical structure and layout of netwrok.

Answer / tarun pathak

topologies are the structures used to connect devise in
network

Answer / lella.srinivas

Type of Topologies
1.bus - transporting data from one place to another place.
2.star- network will be connected star shape.
3.ring - network will be connected circle shape. the main disadvantage of ring if any one system will be problem entail network failed.
4.tree
5.hybrid
6.mesh
these are all communication layout

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