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What is a characteristic of Point-to-Point Topology?

It provides a direct link between two nodes. (correct)

It has a main cable connecting all nodes.

It can support multiple nodes transmitting simultaneously.

It relies on shared resources among many devices.

What is a disadvantage of Bus Topology?

Failure of one node can cause the entire network to malfunction. (correct)

It requires a complex infrastructure.

It uses a direct link between two devices.

It allows multiple nodes to transmit data at once.

How does Bus Topology compare to Point-to-Point Topology in terms of reliability?

Point-to-Point Topology is more reliable due to the direct connection. (correct)

Bus Topology is more reliable due to its complex connections.

Point-to-Point Topology is less reliable because it has only two nodes.

Bus Topology is equally reliable as Point-to-Point Topology.

Which statement is true regarding Bus Topology?

<p>The failure of a cable affects the entire network.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one advantage of using Bus Topology?

<p>It is simple and requires less cable.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

1-Point to Point Topology

It uses a direct connection between two computers or nodes.
This method is faster and more reliable than other connection types.

2-Bus Topology

A network topology where all nodes connect to a single cable.
It requires less cable, making it cost-effective.
If a cable or terminator fails, the entire network is affected.
Only one node can transmit data at a time.
Failure of one node does not prevent others from transmitting data.

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Test your knowledge on different network topologies including Point to Point and Bus Topology. Understand how each topology functions, its advantages, and its disadvantages. This quiz will help clarify concepts crucial for networking studies.