networklayout

noun
UK /ˈnɛtwɜːkˌleɪaʊt/
US /ˈnɛtwɜːrkˌleɪaʊt/

The way the parts of a computer network are arranged and connected together.

The engineer drew a networklayout to show how all the computers in the school connect.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The physical placement of cables and devices in a building's network.

The networklayout of the new office puts the servers in a cool back room.

3. A drawing or map that shows how network parts link up.

She checked the networklayout before adding a new printer.

4. The design of how data paths are set up between computers.

A simple networklayout helps data move quickly.