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True or false: Topology diagrams can help identify potential bottlenecks in network traffic?
True
True or false: Network cables in the wiring closets are easy to trace to their destinations?
False
True or false: Constructing a topology diagram can be difficult if you were not part of the design process?
True
True or false: Topology diagrams show where and how many switches are in use on a network?
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True or false: Topology diagrams provide information about device densities and user communities?
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Which type of user community is typically supported by a couple of switches in a small business?
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What influences the location of data stores and server farms in relation to user communities?
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Where are the resources for medium-sized business or enterprise user communities typically located?
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Study Notes
Network Topology Diagrams
- Aggregated ports between switches provide resiliency and performance
- Topology diagrams display the number and configuration of switches on a network
- Diagrams can include information on device densities and user communities
Benefits of Topology Diagrams
- Visually identify potential bottlenecks in network traffic
- Focus traffic analysis data collection on areas for improvement
- Identify areas with the most impact on performance
Challenges of Network Topology
- Difficult to create a topology diagram without being part of the design process
- Network cables in wiring closets are hard to trace due to their path through floors and ceilings
- Devices spread throughout a building make it hard to understand how they connect
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Description
Test your knowledge of network topology diagrams and their role in ensuring resiliency and performance. Learn how to identify switches, configurations, device densities, and potential bottlenecks in network traffic.
