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What is Mesh Topology?
nicholsonfenix 12-March-2009 06:16:54 PM

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www.exforsys.com/tutorials/networking/mesh-topology.html
Posted by crouse


Mesh Topology Mesh Network is a network where all the nodes are connected to each other and is a complete network
Posted by sagitraz


http://www.exforsys.com/tutorials/networking/mesh-topology.html
Posted by Hash007


A full mesh is a topology with multiple point-to-point connections that connect each location to the others. The advantage is that you can send data directly from any location to any other location instead of having to send it through a central point. There are more options for sending if one of the connections fails. The disadvantages are that it is expensive and complex to implement a full mesh. You can compromise and build a partial mesh, which is when only some locations are connected to the other locations.
Posted by ambrose

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