Network Topology Design

Network topology design refers to the layout or arrangement of various elements within a computer network. It determines how different devices, such as computers and servers, connect and communicate with each other. Common types include star, where all devices connect to a central point; bus, where devices share a single cable; and ring, where devices are connected in a circular fashion. Effective topology design enhances network performance, reliability, and scalability, enabling efficient data flow and communication, while also addressing potential issues like congestion or failure points in the network.