Bus Network
Definition: a system that has every computer or device connect to a common cable or backbone.
The spine consists of cabling with network leads connected to it and each PC.
Advantages
- It is easy to connect a new device to the network. there is no compelling reason to irritate
or rewire any of alternate gadgets not at all like with a ring system.
- on the off chance that one of the device flops then whatever is left of the system can carry
on as normal.
- it doesn't need to depend on a center point or switch and there is less link and in this
manner, expenses are lower contrasted and a star network.
Disadvantages
- it can be hard to distinguish the reason for the issue is the entire system separates.
- on the off chance that there is a blame in the spine all PC are closed down.
- the innovation being utilized is thought to be progressively antiquated and star or
tree/half and half systems are the topologies being utilized while making new systems.