Which system is used for a virtual wired connection between two or more points?

• A. hub-and-spoke network
• B. mesh network
• C. ring topology
• D. point to point

Answer: (D)

A direct link between two endpoints best fits a virtual wired connection. A point-to-point arrangement creates a dedicated path that connects exactly two devices, which is what a “virtual wired” link aims to emulate—an isolated channel for traffic between those two points, even if the underlying transport is shared or virtualized.

Think of hub-and-spoke as needing a central intermediary to reach others, so it isn’t a direct two-point link. A mesh network links many nodes to many others, offering multiple paths and redundancy rather than a single direct connection. A ring topology connects devices in a closed loop where traffic travels around the circle, not along a single straight link between two points. So the essence of a virtual wired connection between two points is captured by the point-to-point setup.