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A complex combination of pure topolgies is known as a what topology?
Hybrid Topology.
How can someone learn about topologies in computer network design?
You can learn topolgies in computer network design by watching tutorial videos on youtube. You can learn it by taking classes in your university or high school. You can learn it by reading books.
What different networks topolgies are ther?
1) Star : One Hub conneted to every computer. 2) Bus : One long cable that goes to many computers. 3) Ring : All connected in a ring like network, if one computer crashes they all do.
What are the three basic types of Network topologies?
The main network topolgies are: Bus- consist of running cables from one PC or file server to the next, like links on a chain. Ring- a continust path for dtat with no logicial beginning or ending point and thus no terminators Star- the oldest communication design method in network technology. Star- Bus Hybrid Star Ring Hybrid Mesh
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