1. Which topology is the best if you consider cost, performance, and why?
In reply to Md Assaduzzaman
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by Abir Mahmud -
Star topology is the best .it's I think , Be coz best suited for smaller networks and works efficiently when there is limited number of nodes. One has to ensure that the hub or the central node is always working and extra security features should be added to the hub because it s the heart of the network, that's why ,I agree in this point for Star topology ....!!
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by Ema Yasmin -
Star Network Topology is best suited for smaller networks and works efficiently when there is limited number of nodes. One has to ensure that the hub or the central node is always working and extra security features should be added to the hub because it s the heart of the network...
In reply to Md Assaduzzaman
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The Star Network topology is best suited for small networks and works efficiently when there are a limited number of nodes. One has to make sure that the hub or central node always works and that additional security features should be added to the hub as it is the center of the network
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by Sweety Islam -
Ring topology
1. All data flows in one direction, reducing the chance of
packet collisions.
2. A network server is not needed to control network
connectivity between each workstation.
3. Data can transfer between workstations at high speeds.
4. Additional workstations can be added without impacting
performance of the network.
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by Renesa Bente Maula -
Ring topology is the best topology because it is cost-friendly due to its cable management. It provides redundant connectivity so it is possible to have an alternative way to reach the destination.
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Bus topologies are a good, cost-effective choice for smaller networks because the layout is simple, allowing all devices to be connected via a single coaxial or RJ45 cable. If needed, more nodes can be easily added to the network by joining additional cables.
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by Md. Khadamul Islam -
Ring topology is the best (cost, performance) because its advantages Easy to install and Managing is easier as to add or remove a device from the topology only two links are required to be changed.