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Network Topology
Network topology refers to the physical structure of nodes and lines formed by computers or equipment and transmission media on the Internet. It mainly includes star topology, bus topology, ring topology, tree topology, hybrid topology, and network topology. type topology, switching power supply topology.
What is the topology of computer networkThe topology of a computer network refers to the physical pattern of nodes and lines formed by computers or equipment on the Internet and transmission media. There are two types of network nodes: one is the transfer node that converts and exchanges information, including nodes. Point switches, hubs and terminal controllers, etc.; the other type is access nodes, including computer hosts and terminals.
What is the topology of EthernetThe topology of Ethernet is "bus type"; the topology used by Ethernet is basically bus type. The bus topology uses a single cable trunk as a public transmission medium, and all computers in the network are directly connected to each other through corresponding hardware interfaces and cables. Shared bus; the bus topology needs to ensure that there are no conflicts when data is eventually sent.
What topologies can the local area network have?The topology of the local area network can be bus type, star type and ring type; in order for computers and other devices in the network to be interconnected, they need to be connected in a certain structural manner. This connection method is called topology; and the current common network topology There are four main types of structures, namely star structure, bus structure, ring structure and composite structure.
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