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Which topology WAN incorporates many directly interconnected sites?
mesh topology WAN
Nodes transmitting when it is their turn?
You are thinking ring topology. Not used much today.
Which physical topology uses the same communications line is used to connect all nodes?
logical channel
Why is network topology used?
it is used cause no one knows how to use it. its like life what you do is a reflection. now go do it.it your wrold your time.
Does a tree topology allow for the expansion of an existing network?
Tree Topology allows for the expansion of an existing network
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