rácshálózatra
A rácshálózat, also known in English as a mesh network, is a decentralized network topology in which each node connects to several other nodes, creating a mesh of connections. In this configuration, data can be routed through multiple paths from source to destination, improving resilience and load distribution. The term originates from the Hungarian word *rács*, meaning “grid” or “mesh”, reflecting the network’s structured yet redundant layout.
Mesh networks can be classified into several types. A full mesh, where every node is directly connected
The principal advantages of a mesh topology include fault tolerance: if one link fails, the network can
Historical milestones include the early research on ad‑hoc networks in the 1990s, the introduction of IEEE