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Multiprotocol Label Switching
1) Physical Layout Flexibility
2) Prioritizing of Data
3) Redundancy in case of link failure
4) On to Many Connection |
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1) No Central Authority
2) Authority rests with the device of the desired resource
3) Good for small networks that require little security |
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1) Has Central Authority
2) Improved Security
3) Scalability |
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1) Has two distinct terminated ends.
2) All devices see all of the data passing through the wire.
3) Cheap / Easy install.
4) Difficult to troubleshoot and move. |
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1) Has a central point (Hub / switch)
2) Fault Tolerance.
3) Scalable.
4) Higher Installation Cost |
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1) Network forms a continuous ring.
2) In order to add a computer, you need to break the cable.
3) Common at ISP
4) Not Fault Tolerant. |
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1) A connection from every device to each device on a network.
2) For N hosts, you have N(N-1)/2 Connections
3) Not found in corporate LANS
4) High Redundancy |
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| 1) Direct connection between two devices. |
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| Point to Multipoint Topology |
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| 1) A single device with multiple endpoint connections. |
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