Mesh Topology  

 

     Mesh topologies are also called unconstrained or hybrid, are non-specific network configurations. The actual connections make up the geometric shape and can vary from one implementation to another, the resulting configuration usually being the most economical one. Mesh topologies can be made up of point-to-point and multipoint data links creating redundant data paths. Nodes can be routing or non-routing depending on the topology.
   Performance characteristics of a mesh network utilizing adaptive routing techniques are difficult to predict and often involve complex simulation models.
 

 

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