Why is it not practical to use a fully meshed topology in a wired network that contains 10 or more PCs?
What will be an ideal response?
A fully meshed topology requires a physical connection to every other computer on the network. This means that even a small network (for example, 10 PCs) would need 45 separate pieces of cabling. The fully meshed topology is too expensive and too messy to be practical for a wired network.
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