What is the primary limitation of configuring a network using a point-to-point Full Mesh Topology as the number of nodes scales high?
A. It cannot run modern routing software.
B. The network performance decreases whenever a single cable drops.
C. It lacks absolute security constraints.
D. The number of required physical cables and ports grows exponentially, making it highly expensive.
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
A full mesh layout requires n(n-1)/2 physical lines. As nodes (n) increase, the cabling overhead and hardware costs grow quadratically.
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