All you need to know

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Introduction to Network

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Are you familiar with the various types of computer networks?

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What is Network Topology?

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Types of Network Topology

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2. Logical Network Topology It describes the set of protocols that were used to transfer data or information between the nodes in the network. It is related to the transfer of data between nodes.

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