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Hybrid Topology

 Hybrid Topology

Hybrid Topology is the combination of two or more different Topology. For example combination of bus topology, ring topology and star topology. A network is connected to the two or more ring topology and also connected with a star topology. The example for ring topologies is in one department and star topologies in another department is combined to form hybrid topology, an large hybrid network example is internet.

Advantages

  • Its Troubleshooting is easy.
  • In this type of topology easy to increase a size that is scalable.
  • It contains a Network flexibility.
  • Reliable

Disadvantages

  • It design is more complex.
  • Its hub is costly.
  • Its infrastructure is also very costly.

Hybrid Topology


In above diagram it shows the transmission of data from one node to another node with the help of wired area networks. It connects both star and ring network protocols for data transmission. The components are connected to this network are bridges, switches or hubs and nodes.

FORMULA

The N stands for networks, n-1 stands for a number of nodes subtract with numerical 1 and then both divided by 2. It defined by using the formula given below

                N (n-1)/2

Where,

n - no of system

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