During a network, all computers in a mesh are connected to each other. Not only does each computer send its own signals, but it also relays data from other computers.

• The network will not be disrupted if a single device fails.
• There are no traffic issues because each computer has its own dedicated point-to-point link.
• The identification of faults is simple.
• This topology provides multiple paths to success and a lot of redundancy.
• It offers a high level of privacy and security.
• Because failure does not disrupt its processes, data transmission is more consistent.
• Adding new devices will not interfere with data transmissions.
• This topology has strong features that can withstand any situation.
• A mesh has no centralised authority.

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