In Mesh topology, each node is individually connected to all nodes by a point-to-point connection via cable for redundancy and fault tolerance. This topology is the most resistant to failure if any single link that fails will not affect the reachability.
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Ring Topology is a type of network topology, where each device is directly connected via cable to other computers within the same network in the form of a Ring or Circle.
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Bus Topology is a Network Topology, in which network nodes are arranged in a linear format, with each node connected directly to the one main network cable with a T-Connecter or tap. Bus Topology is also known as Line Topology, is very easy to set up and requires no additional hardware such as hub or switch. So far we describe bus topology, now let’s look at the advantages And disadvantages of a Bus Topology.
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Although it is called Star Topology (Also known as Star Network ), it also looks like a spoke of a bicycle wheel connecting to the hub in the middle of the wheel extending outward to connect to the rim. In Star Topology, the central device re-sends the message either to all computers (if in a broadcast star network) or only to the destination computer (if in a switched star network).
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