Types of Computer Networks on the Basis of Area: Computers used to be standalone devices once. They were bought and required a lot of manpower to operate. They were limited…
Traditional Wired networks connection have been in use for decades now. Wired network evolution has taken years and recently they have developed exponentially. They have been made reliable, fast and…
Traditionally, computers and devices have exchanged information and resources with each other with the help of cabled or wired connections. While such connections provided a convenient way to connect over…
The starkest difference between the two is the medium of communication. The standard or conventional communication system uses wires or a physical transmission medium to transmit information or signals. The…
In the earlier times for telecommunication or for enabling an internet connection copper wires were used. Optical Fibre, later on, replaced the copper cables due to advantages such as greater…
A Wide Area Network (WAN) is a communication network that spans a large geographical area. It can connect cities, states and parts of a country or even countries. The devices…
Storage Area Network (SAN): In a network, various devices and resources are shared. We have the Servers, which are not directly accessed by the end-user. These Servers provide the computational…
Enterprise Non Public Network (Private Network): In this age of the internet, all users connected to the internet can send and receive data publicly. But in its primitive form, computer…