In Chapter 4, Understanding Wireless Networking, one of the topologies that we covered was a wireless mesh, and we can create a similar topology with a wired network. For ease, when I refer to mesh in this section I will be referring to a wired mesh unless I specify otherwise. A mesh network can take one of two forms, full mesh or partial mesh.
Exam tip: Unless specifically stated, the MTA does not differentiate between a wireless mesh and a wired mesh network. Do not over-think the questions by trying to differentiate between wired and wireless mesh networks yourself.
In a full mesh network, every device is connected to every other device. To be able to do this, devices will need to have a separate interface for each of the other devices. Now, while this is theoretically possible to do with the devices being a computer (if it had enough expansion slots on the motherboard...
