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Network system
The Connection of two or more
computers that are linked in order
to share files, resources and allow
communication.
Network system
PAN (Personal Area Network)
LAN (Local Area Network)
WAN (Wireless Area Network)
MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
WAN (Wide Area Network)
SAN (Storage Area Network)
VPN (Virtual Private Network)
Personal area network
The smallest and basic network that you'll find.
Typically a single room or building.
Most commonly used for one individual devices such as
a computer, Smart phone and printer.
Most well-known PAN technology is Bluetooth
connection.
Local area network
LAN connects a group of computers or devices
together across a local area.
A network that can be utilized to connect devices
throughout one building or even 2-3 buildings
depending on the proximity to each other.
Whether wired or wireless connection, its almost surely
using LAN Connection.
Wireless local area
network
Simply a LAN that not rely on cables to connect
to the network. Commonly Used WiFi
Connection. Typically used in the same scenario
as LANs.
Metropolitan area
network
Larger than LAN but smaller than a WAN.

Incorporates elements of both types of


networks.
It connects multiple LANs together and spans
an entire geographical area such as city or
town.
WIde area network
Do the same thing as LANs but across a larger
area while connecting more devices.
Can connect devices together remotely even
when miles apart.
Best example of WAN is the internet that
connect computers and devices worldwide.
Storage area network
Another type of LAN that's designed to handle
large data transfers and storage.
The purpose of this network is to move larger,
more complex storage resources away from the
network into a separate, high- performance
atmosphere.
This is only allows for easy retrieval and storage
of data but it also frees up space and improves
overall performance of the original network.
virtual private network
To increase security and privacy while
accessing a network.
Acts as middleman between you and the
network by encrypting your data and hiding
identity.
This is a great option for sending and receiving
sensitive information.
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