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If a computer connected to a star topology fails, the entire network will ..................
If a computer connected to a star topology fails, the entire network will ..................
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Star topology ensures that the failure of a single node or computer does not bring down the whole network.
Updated On: Feb 13, 2026
- Also fails
- Work unaffected
- Only server will work
- Only five nodes will be affected
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In a star topology, each node is connected to a central hub or switch. If one computer fails, it does not affect the other computers. The failure of one node does not impact the entire network, which is a key advantage of star topology.
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