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In which type of network topology computers are connected to a centralised Hub/switch?
Question

In which type of network topology computers are connected to a centralised Hub/switch?

A.

Star Topology

B.

Bus Topology

C.

Mesh topology

D.

Ring Topology

Correct option is A




In a star topology, computers are connected to a central hub or switch. This is one of the most common computer network topologies. 
characteristics of a star topology:
· Central hub: A central hub, router, or switch is the common connection point for all the devices on the network. The hub manages and controls the network's functions, and acts as a repeater for data flow. 
· Point-to-point connections: Each device is connected to the hub using a point-to-point connection. 
· Data flow: Data passes through the hub before reaching its destination. 
· Troubleshooting: Issues can be isolated to specific nodes or the central hub, making troubleshooting easier. 
· Transmission line failure: The failure of a transmission line connecting a device to the hub isolates that device from the rest of the network, but doesn't affect the rest of the network. 
· Commonly used cables: Star networks are commonly configured with twisted pair cable and optical fiber cable.

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