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The answes is no. As in a star topology network all the Workstations are connected to every other workstation in the network. If there are 'n' workstations then each must have 'n-1' links. Hence if a link or a workstation stops functioning then the network won't get disabled. Only that link or workstation will stop functioning and rest of the netword will continue in normal order.

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