Networks

3. Network topology in which the nodes are arranged in a tree, facilitating the growth of network and share the same communications channel.
5. In this topology two or more topologies are combined to form a complete network design.

1. Less vulnerable type of network because if a connection is removed nothing happens across the network, the downside is that if it is damaged or hub is removed no longer work at all.
2. This topology provides high availability, but requires that each end system is interconnected with all other systems.
4. In this topology computers communicate in turns and a cycle where each team has its turn to work or interact is created.
6. Topology in which all computers are connected on the same transmission line via a cable, making the network highly vulnerable.