IPX/SPX uses what kind of topology? I answered netware
Where does token ring is more effective? Wasn't sure how to answer this
Which topology offers the best redundancy? Would the answer be ring or mesh
I appreciate any help provided.
thanks
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that's a stupid question...or at least a poorly worded question with regards to the other questions....IPX/SPX doesn't care about topology...though they may have been asking if it were connectionless or connection oriented? IPX is just like IP in that it's connectionless and SPX is like TCP in that it's connection oriented....and yeah...they're novel crapwa...er...netwareIPX/SPX uses what kind of topology? I answered netware
if we're talking single topology not hybrid or complex...then a full mesh topology is the most redundant...since every device is connected to every device....this is however rarely able to be done...so you usually get a star mesh or a ring mesh or a bus mesh kind of topology...but in the purest sense....a full mesh topology is the most redundantWhich topology offers the best redundancy? Would the answer be ring or mesh
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