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star network

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star network

A communications network in which all terminals are connected to a central computer, controller or hub. PBXs and telephone systems are prime examples as well as Token Ring and 10Base-T Ethernet.


star network [′stär ¦net‚wərk]
(communications)
A communications network in which all communications between any two points must pass through a central node. Also known as centralized configuration.
(electricity)
A set of three or more branches with one terminal of each connected at a common node to give the form of a star. Also known as star connection.

(networking)star network - A network topology where every node has a direct connection (only) to the central node, which might be a hub, switch, or server.


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We're very pleased that BancWest Corporation has chosen to renew its relationship with First Data and reaffirm its choice of the STAR Network as its primary debit network," said Todd Strubbe, president, First Data Debit Services.
 
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