This post is a compilation of frequently asked PSC questions on the Computer-based topic, 'Computer Networks Topologies,' from previous year question papers.
Previous Year Repeated PSC Questions on Computer Network Topologies
- The term topology used in computer relates to – structure of networking. (Catalogue Assistant, 2017)
- The way in which the nodes are physically interconnected to form a network is called – Topology. (Tradesman (Computer Engineering), 2016)
- In computer networks, the term used to explain how a network is physically connected and the logical flow of information in the network – Topology. (Lecturer in Printing Technology, 2023)
- The geometric arrangement of nodes and cables in a network is called – Network Topology. (Computer Operator, Information and Public Relations, 2016)
- Which of the following ISO-OSI layer which defines Topology in computer network? (Junior Instructor (Computer Hardware & Network Maintenance), 2023)
- (A) Physical Layer (B) Data Link Layer (C) Transport Layer (D) Network Layer
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Bus
- Topology used in Ethernet LAN is – Bus Topology. (Assistant Pharmacist, 2015)
- Which of the following network topology uses less cabling? (Tradesman Information Technology, 2023)
- (A) Ring Topology
- (B) Star Topology
- (C) Bus Topology
- (D) Mesh Topology
Ring
- Topology in which a central computer is surrounded by one or more computers is called – Ring Topology. (Junior Instructor (Network Technician), 2015)
- In ______ topology, whole network goes down, if a computer's network cable is broken – Ring. (Computer Programmer, 2015)
Mesh
- The topology with the highest reliability – Mesh. (Laboratory Technical Assistant Computer Application, 2017; Junior Instructor (Network Technician), 2015)
- The network topology that supports bidirectional links between each possible node is – Mesh. (Lecturer in Computer Science, 2015)
- How many number of duplex mode links are possible in a mesh topology? {n(n-1)}/2. (Head of Section Computer Engineering, 2019)
- How many duplex links are there in a mesh topology network with four devices? Six. (Junior Systems Officer, 2024)
- The number of half duplex links required to connect five computers in mesh topology is – 20. (Jr Instructor (Information Communication Technology System Maintenance), 2019)
- Which one of the following is a Topology in computer network? (Junior Instructor (Computer Hardware & Network Maintenance), 2023, Tradesman Information Technology, 2023)
- (A) Hub (B) Switch (C) Mesh (D) Router
Star
- Topology in which a central computer surrounded by one or more computers is called – Star. (Junior Instructor (Network Technician), 2015)
- The ——————— network topology requires a central controller or hub – Star. (Junior Instructor (Secretarial Practice English), 2023)
- In which topology there is a central controller? Star. (Jr Instructor Computer Operator and Programming Assistant, 2019)
- In which network topology has a central node connected to each node? Star. (Instrument Mechanic, 2023)
- The network topology in which devices are not linked to each other and where hub acts as a central controller is – Star. (Degree Level Mains Stage II, 2021)
- Which topology has a dedicated point to point link only to a central hub? Star. (Tradesman (Information Technology), 2024)
- In which topology, the network goes down if the central system crashes – Star. (Tradesman (Computer Engineering), 2014)
- If a hub fails in this type of network, the whole system will shut down – Star. (Junior Instructor (Software Testing Assistant), 2019)
- For large networks, ______ topology is used – Star. (Computer Programmer, 2015)
Hybrid
- Which network topology can be expanded easily? Hybrid. (Junior Instructor Computer Operator and Programming Assistant, 2019)
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