Local Area Network (LAN) Local Area Network connects the computer hardware (i.e. Server, Printer, or Personal Computers) together withing localized area such as office building or home. The LAN is most often connected by wire (Martin, 2016). It is the smallest network generally (Frenzel, 2007). Pros One of the advantages of LAN is the speed (1000mbps), the small number of devices on LAN bring fewer problems like transmission errors. If LAN requires a couple of extra devices it is not very expensive(Jasujaved…

I would recommend a VLAN. A VLAN stands for virtual local area network, which is a group of host computers/ networks/ single-user PCs or workstations (i.e. clients) that have a common set of requirements and are attached to the same domain (the server). The server provides clients with a set of shared services and helps clients to share access to the same database as well as to communicate with oen another. With their networked computers, Company LTET can communicate between its manufacturing plants…

A local area network (LAN) is a computer network that connects computers in an area with limited space such as a home, school, computer laboratory, or office building, using network media. A Wide Area Network, or WAN, is made up of many computer networks connected together, often over the Internet. In most cases, the networks in WANs all belong to the same company or school. A Metropolitan area network, or MAN for short, is a computer network that connects multiple other Local area networks (LANs)…

components, it is now easier than ever for different computers to connect to each other in a LAN (Local Area Network). A LAN is a network of computers in a specific area interconnect using a variety of network media. For example, WBHS LAN are all the computers connected to the WBHS network via Ethernet, Wi-fi or other. This is different from a WAN (Wide area network) which extends to a much wider area such as a town, city and country. LAN are usually more restricted in access and more numerous. LAN…

A local Area Network is a bunch of computers which are linked all together in an office or School etc... To communicate with each other and share information and resources such as printers. Data is sent in the form of packets what is Packets. It turns out that everything you do on the internet involves packets. In A LAN, PCs and equipment, for example, printers can be associated by links (copper wire), fiber optic cabling (made out of glass strands) or utilizing a remote (utilizing radio waves)…

Types of networks: LAN- LAN means Local Area Network. It is a computer network that distances quite a small area. It is mostly restricted to a room or a building etc. WLAN- WLAN means Wireless Local Area Network. It is a wireless version of a LAN. It allows a mobile user to connect to a local area network through a wireless connection. WAN- WAN means Wide Area Network. They are mostly connected through public networks. For example: Telephone systems. It can also be connected through satellites…

understanding of local area network technologies Adam Major Networking Concepts • describe what the user will mainly use a specific LAN for A LAN network (Local Area Network) is an establishment created when clients or devices such as computers and phones etc. with the right networking specifications allowing them to be connected with each other using a common connecion such as Ethernet or wireless. This establishment allows the sharing of resources from the device through the network and to the desired…

Local area networks (LANs). DEFINITION The concept of local area networks (LANs) is not new. It represents a logical development of computer technology. With the advent of microcomputers in the 1980s many office workers began bringing their own disks into work, compromising data integrity. They also began keeping their own databases, which companies did not like. The answer was to create a computer network. A computer network is a group of computers connected together enabling users…

LAN stands for local area network and is normally a group of computers that share a common communications line typically, connected devices share the resources of a single processor or server within a small area such as an office. A LAN may serve as few as two or three users such as in a home network or as many as thousands of users such as a FDDI network. WAN A Wide Area Network (WAN) is a communication network made up of computers that are far away from each other. The most common example of…

wide area network (WAN) is generally used by large corporations or organizations. WANs are very useful to these sorts of associations because it easily allows them to deploy data from their computers to disseminate offices. Large organizations that use multiple facilities usually end up using WANs. Smaller businesses are increasingly using WANs as well. They are able to use WANs if they have at least two secluded sites. WAN usually connects two or more LANs together. LAN stands for local area networks…