What is the difference between LAN And WAN?
What is the difference between LAN(Local area network) And WAN(Wide area network)?
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Bhagyashree
- 15 Jul
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There are many differences between LAN and WAN in terms of geographical spread, technology used, ownership, speed, maintenance cost, etc. Basically LAN is a computer network covering a small geographical area. For example, network in an office building. Whereas WAN is a computer network covering a broad geographical area. For example, the internet.
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Remiso
- 28 Jun
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strongLAN/strong, which stands for stronglocal area network/strong, and strongWAN/strong, which stands for strongwide area network/strong, are two types of networks that allow for interconnectivity between computers. As the naming conventions suggest, LANs are for smaller, more localized networking — in a home, business, school, etc. — while WANs cover larger areas, such as cities, and even allow computers in different nations to connect. LANs are typically faster and more secure than WANs, but WANs enable more widespread connectivity. And while LANs tend to be owned, controlled and managed in-house by the organization where they are deployed, WANs typically require two or more of their constituent LANs to be connected over the public Internet or via a private connection established by a third-party telecommunications provider.
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Karan
- 21 Jun
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LAN=Local Area Network refers connection of many computers of an local area like schools,offices,etc. Whereas WAN=Wide Area Network refers connection of many computers of a city,town,etc.