Computer Networks - Network FundamentalsA network uses a mesh topology but experiences frequent data collisions. What is the most likely cause?AThere is no central device to control trafficBDevices are connected in a ring causing loopsCDevices are connected in a single cableDOnly one device is connected to the networkCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand mesh topology trafficMesh connects devices directly; without control, many devices send data simultaneously.Step 2: Identify cause of collisionsWithout a central controller or protocol, data packets collide causing errors.Final Answer:There is no central device to control traffic -> Option AQuick Check:No traffic control = collisions in mesh [OK]Quick Trick: No controller causes collisions in mesh [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing mesh with bus single cableThinking ring causes collisions hereAssuming one device can't cause collisions
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