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The Ring Network Advantages: They are cheap to expand. The data flows around the network in one direction so it is fast. Faster than a bus, slower than a star There is no reliance on a central computer or hub

The Ring Network Disadvantages: Hard to troubleshoot If one computer in the ring stops working, the whole network stops. If the cable fails the whole network stops You can only add another workstation whilst the network is down

The Bus Network Advantages: It is cheap as it uses the least amount of cable. Easiest to install and set up More computers can be added without disruption.

The Bus Network Disadvantages: With a lot of users, the network will be slow as data has to travel through the same central cable in both directions Failure of the central cable will stop the network from working. Low security

The Star Network Advantages: If a cable fails, it will only affect one workstation. More computers can be added without disruption. More secure as controlled by host or hub Easy to troubleshoot

The Star Network Disadvantages: It is expensive as it uses the most cabling. Failure of the central computer will stop the network from working. Not the easiest to set up