Network topologies: definitions

Each device, a computer or a printer, for example, has a direct connection to a switch or hub that is then connected to a server.

All devices are connected to one main cable, or bus. At each end of the cable is a terminator; preventing signals from being reflected back and forth.

Each device is connected to two others, which forms a ring for signals to travel. The information can only travel in one direction.

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