Your manager has asked you to implement a wired network infrastructure that will accommodate failed connections. You don't have a larger budget, so you decide to provide redundancy for only a handful of critical devices. Which network topology should you implement?

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Leandro Marquez

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30 May, 11:15

Your manager has asked you to implement a wired network infrastructure that will accommodate failed connections. You don't have a larger budget, so you decide to provide redundancy for only a handful of critical devices. Which network topology should you implement?

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Cadence Hughes · Answer 1

Partial mesh topology

Explanation:

Mesh is a network topology that connects computers with to many obsolete network node interrelations. Each node has a link to every other node in the network in a real mesh topology.

Two kinds of mesh systems are available: full mesh and partial mesh.

Partial mesh topology is less costly than full mesh network to execute and produces less redundancy.

Some nodes are arranged in a complete mesh system with partial mesh, but others are linked in the network only a few.