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Types Of Computer Network

There Are Four Primary Types Of Computer Network Used Based On The Size Of The Network. They Are:- Personal Area Network (PAN) Local Area Network (LAN) Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) Wide Area Network (WAN) What Is Personal Area Network (PAN)? It Is A Smallest Network Which Is Very Personal To A User Such As Bluetooth Enabled Devices (Or) Infrared Enabled Devices. PAN Has Connectivity Range Up to 10 Meters(33 Feet). PAN May Include Wireless Computer, Key Board, And Mouse, Bluetooth Enabled Head Phones, Wireless Printers Etc. LAN Can Be Wires And Wireless. Examples - Bluetooth And Infrared, We Can Send And Receive Documents, Music, Photos Etc.   What Is Local Area Network (LAN)? Local Area Network Is A Computer Network Which Connects Computer Within A Limited Area. LAN Is Used In Schools, Colleges, Offices, Buildings Etc. Computers Can Be Connected And Can Share Data With In One Kilometer. Using Wireless And Wired The Computers Or Devices Are Connected In A Local Area Network.   What Is Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)? Metropolitan Area Network Is Larger Than Local Area Network. Metropolitan Area Network Is Used If You Want To Connect One City Of Computers Or Devices With Other City Computer's And Devices, Whereas Local Area Network Covers Only One Kilometer.   What Is Wide Area Network (WAN)? Using Wide Area Network You Can Connect One Country Computers And Devices With Other Country Computers And Devices, You Can Connect One Any Country Computers With Any Country Computers In This World. WAN Connects One Country With Other Country Example Is Internet, Through the Internet, You Are Connecting With The Computer Of Other Country Person. On the Internet, You Will Have Facebook With Which You Can Connect Any Computer Or Device Of Any Country Person. In Simple Words, WAN Is Collection Of LAN. WAN Can Be Wired And Wireless.   I Hope You Have Understood About The Four Primary Types Of Networks, Share With Your Friends And Subscribe To My Youtube Channel Which Is Going To Start In Few Days.   Thanks, Smart CSE. Check Out, Computer Networks Basics               Read the full article