A network topology describes how computers, printers, hubs, switches, etc. are p

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A network topology describes how computers, printers, hubs, switches, etc. are physically and/or logically interconnected. The topologies generally found in LANs include stars, buses. meshes, rings, and hybrids. LANs and MANs are generally formed in a ring or hybrid (tree) topology. Each topology has certain parametric strengths and weaknesses when compared to the others. Pick two of the following topologies, star, bus, mesh, and ring, and compare the two on the bases of relative cost ($) of the physical configuration of a network of twenty interconnected computers. You should consider the cost of computers, switches, hubs, etc. and cables.

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