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2 between a business and an external organisation between individuals within a business between individuals and organisations

3 Chain ( Bus Topology) Chain ( Bus Topology) Circle (Ring Topology) Circle (Ring Topology) Wheel (Star Topology) Wheel (Star Topology) All- channel (Mesh Topology)

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6 Teams report to the incharge hierarchy or the head office

7 Each computer is connected to a central hub

8 Between people at the same level

9 Computers are connected to the network in a closed loop or ring with unique addresses

10 Brainstorming

11 A fully connected network in which each of the computer is connected to each other.

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