What is LAN (Local Area Network)?

LAN (Local Area Network) is a computer network that connects computers and devices in a limited geographical area, such as home, school, computer laboratory, or office building. As opposed to wide area networks (WANs), LANs usually include higher data-transfer rates, smaller geographic areas, and the lack of a need for leased telecommunications lines.

LEARN MORE ABOUT LAN (Local Area Network) AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES

• Best Practices for Successful IP Address Management (IPAM) – White Paper
• Top Reasons Why Enterprises Must Automate DNS, DHCP and IPAM – White Paper
• Infoblox IP Address Management – Visibility, Control & Automation – White Paper

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