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Describe the four common topologies used in networks today?
Ring, Star, Bus, Mesh.
Four types of network topologies used in wire based networks?
Ring, Star, Bus, Mesh.
list four types of network topologies used in wire based networks?
Ring, Star, Bus, Mesh.
What networks is most known for data collisions?
bus
Repeaters are typically used on what type of networks?
Either a Bus topology or Wireless repeating, depends on how the question is stated...
What are advantages of a bus?
Advantages of Bus TopologyIt is easy to handle and implement.It is best suited for small networks.
What would a compact PCI be used for?
A Compact PCI is standard material widely used for industrial computers. It is categorized as computer bus, which is use to send signals and protocols to different locations of networks.
Where do bus topology usually used?
Bus topology is commonly used in small networks or for temporary setups, such as in local area networks (LANs) where the cost of cabling needs to be minimized. It is often utilized in environments like office buildings, schools, and during events where quick and easy installation is required. However, due to its limitations in scalability and fault tolerance, it is less common in larger or more critical network infrastructures.
What is the small pole that sticks out on the back left side of the bus for?
The small pole that sticks out on the back left side of a bus is typically an antenna. It is used for various communication purposes, such as enabling the bus to connect to GPS systems, radio communications, or other wireless networks. This helps in tracking the bus's location and ensuring effective communication for transit operations.
True or False Most bus networks use coaxial cable as their physical medium?
True
What countries have the most reliable bus networks for commuters?
Countries including London, Berlin, Stockholm and others in Europe run reliable and extensive networks that are in action 24 hours a day. However these networks can be confusing, expensive and sometimes late.
What kind of topology is susceptible to signal bounce?
A BusSource: Page 195 Network+ Guide to Networks 5e
