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For the uninitiated, a topology, or in this case, network topology pertains to the systems arrangement of a computer network. What is basically is the actual setup of nodes within the network. A good network topology shows exactly how the network's nodes are arranged and connected to each other. Among the most common network topologies are ring, line, bus, tree, and star configurations. Check out our own list of network topology below, it covers simple personal setups to even the complicated ones more commonly seen in huge telecoms-based companies like O2 mobile broadband.

A city multi-ring network

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A US IP backbone network

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ARPA

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ARPA2

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Bellcore network

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European optical network (EON)

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New Jersey LATA network

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NSFNET

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Six-node simple network

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SmallNet

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