What is a tree net?

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network of the tree acts to combine at least two star networks together as the only interconnected computer system. Star -network connection occurs via a bus, a main cable that connects the central computers of each of the stellar networks. This is placed every computer workstation on every stellar network in indirect communication, resulting in a network that resembles a trunk with branches growing from all sides, hence the name "Tree Network".

Star -network networks that make up different tree network nodes are autonomous local networks of local areas (LAN) that are fully able to stand themselves. Topography of a tree network starts when each central computer of each stellar network is connected to the same system through physical cabling as optical fibers or traditional wire cables or roofing Wireless Network that surrounds the whole areaAST where star nets are located. The ideal time and place to use the tree network configuration is the place where computer workstations are located in close -flew groups, for example on a university campus where computers are grouped into various university buildings. Connecting computers together in stellar networks and then combining stellar networks to a larger tree network provides flexibility in the network design, allowing you to add or remove the entire network of computers without excessive difficulty by connecting or disconnecting the central stellar network to the bus.

However, this flexibility is one of the largest weaknesses of tree nets. Computers on different star networks are only freely and indirectly connected via one central computer in each Star network, so any network problems involving this computer or connection of a computer with a tree bus network will be result throughout the star cluster cluster has been removed from the network. This may result in extensive drainADKY network quite easily, making the tree network a fragile thing in the case of common network problems, such as degradation of signal strength for wireless tree networks or physical damage to cable trees. Computers on this "branch" of the tree network will be able to communicate with each other for the time being, but will be isolated from the rest of the net until it is connected to the central bus.