Mastering Resistors

• To define the structure of the network (correct)
• To manage the network traffic
• To secure the network from cyber attacks
• To determine the speed of the network

• Physical topology refers to the speed of the network, while logical topology defines the network security measures
• Physical topology refers to the number of hosts in the network, while logical topology defines the network protocols used
• Physical topology refers to the layout of the wire or media, while logical topology defines how the media is accessed by the hosts (correct)
• Physical topology refers to the network equipment used, while logical topology defines the network management techniques

• A network topology that uses multiple backbone cables connected in a loop
• A network topology that uses a star-shaped layout with a central switch
• A network topology that uses a single backbone cable terminated at both ends (correct)
• A network topology that uses a central hub to connect all the hosts

<p>It is the easiest network topology for connecting peripherals or computers in a linear fashion (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Using network equipment such as routers and switches (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers