Network Types - CompTIA A+ 220-1001 - 2.7

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We use many different network types to connect devices in the same room and across the world. In this video, you’ll learn about LANs, WANs, PANs, MANs, and WMNs.
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[@hamzapuris]

Simple, straight-to-point explanation of all those terms. Thank you Professor Messer

[@francis6610]

do the terms LAN and Subnet mean the same thing? if youre talking about your home LAN thats called a Subnet too right?

[@Ismimical]

@@WillsJazzLoft Thank you! Great clarification of subnets

[@basilbasha7014]

Can WMN work with ring topology or something else ?

[@RyanvanHeerden911]

A mesh network is a different topology completely to a ring topology.

[@kosmicken]

What does speed have to do with whether communication is local or not? Very confused by that statement. Could you please clarify?

[@stringtheory00]

It means that local speed is much more under your control than speed to the outside. Want a 10Gbit/s local network? Just buy the right network cards/switches/cables etc. and enjoy. Want a 1 Gbit/s internet connection? That speed can fluctuate since it isn't always guaranteed by the ISP.

[@lucasmills1246]

@@stringtheory00 I try to explain that to people who aren't getting their rated 300mbps from Spectrum. "SPECTRUM IS FALSE ADVERTISEMENT", they say. The ISP should explain these things a bit more, however.