Toroidal Network Topology
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Example 1. Toroidal Network Topology
This is example of the Toroidal network topology.
Network topology is the topological structure of the computer network.
Toroidal network topology is a kind of the grid network topology. The grid network topology is a topology in which the each node of the network is connected with two neighboring nodes along one or more dimensions. The Torus is a topology with n-dimensional grid network with circularly connection of the nodes. The network with Torus topology is named the Toroidal network.
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This is example of the Toroidal network topology
Network topology is the topological structure of the computer network.
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