Network Types & Descriptions

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  1. Internet (Color: Black)
    • Definition: Global Network System
    • Description: A decentralized global system of interconnected computer networks. The vast “network of networks” that facilitates global communication and information exchange.
  2. WAN (Color: Blue)
    • Definition: Wide Area Network
    • Description: Connects multiple LANs, often on an international scale, allowing for data communication across vast distances. Commonly used by businesses to connect branches globally.
  3. MAN (Color: Red)
    • Definition: Metropolitan Area Network
    • Description: Encompasses a city or metropolitan region, integrating multiple LANs. Ideal for city-wide applications like CCTV and metropolitan Wi-Fi coverage.
  4. LAN (Color: Green)
    • Definition: Local Area Network
    • Description: Operates within a limited area, such as an office or home. Facilitates quick data transfers and seamless access to shared resources.
  5. PAN (Color: Yellow)
    • Definition: Personal Area Network
    • Description: Connects personal devices within an individual’s close proximity. Perfect for syncing devices like smartphones and wearable tech.
  6. VPN (Color: Grey)
    • Definition: Virtual Private Network
    • Description: Creates a secure, encrypted tunnel through the internet. Allows remote access to LANs and provides privacy during web browsing.
  7. Cloud Network (Color: Sky Blue)
    • Definition: Cloud-based Network Technology
    • Description: Facilitates data storage, access, and processing through cloud servers. Offers scalability and accessibility from anywhere with internet connectivity.
  8. Point-to-Point or P-P (Color: Dark grey)
    • Definition: Point-to-Point Network
    • Description: Establishes a direct, dedicated link between two devices. Favored for secure, high-speed data transfer across short distances.
  9. Multi-Point or M-P (Color: Purple)
    • Definition: Multi-Point Network
    • Description: Supports multiple users accessing data systems via a shared connection. Ideal for large organizations needing scalability and enhanced security.
  10. SDN (Color: Orange)
    • Definition: Software-defined Network
    • Description: Modernizes networking by centralizing command through software, allowing for dynamic adjustments and efficient resource allocation.



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