Different type of network

What does LAN stand for?

• Laptop Access Network

• Lowest Available Network

• Large Area Network

• Local Area Network

What is the main difference between LAN and WAN?

• The main difference between LAN and WAN is the speed of data transfer.

• The main difference between LAN and WAN is the geographical area they cover.

• The main difference between LAN and WAN is the color of the cables used.

• The main difference between LAN and WAN is the type of devices connected.

What is the range of a PAN?

• 10 to 50 kilometers

• 1 to 100 meters

• 1 to 100 feet

• 500 to 1000 meters

What type of network covers a large geographical area?

• Wide area network (WAN)

• Metropolitan area network (MAN)

• Personal area network (PAN)

• Local area network (LAN)

Which network is typically used within a single building or campus?

• LAN

• MAN

• WAN

• VPN

What are the advantages of a LAN?

• High-speed communication, resource sharing, and increased security.

• Low-speed communication, limited resource sharing, and decreased security.

What are the disadvantages of a WAN?

• Low cost

• Consistently fast connection speeds

• No security concerns

• High cost, security concerns, and potential for slower connection speeds.

What are the common technologies used in PAN?

• GPS, LTE, and FM radio

• WiFi, NFC, and RFID

• Ethernet, USB, and HDMI

• Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Infrared

What are the key components of a WAN?

• Servers, firewalls, and Ethernet cables

• Routers, switches, modems, and communication links

• Printers, keyboards, and monitors

• Satellites, drones, and fiber optics

How does a LAN differ from a PAN?

• A LAN differs from a PAN in terms of the speed of data transfer and the security protocols used.

• A LAN differs from a PAN in terms of the geographic area they cover and the types of devices they connect.

• A LAN differs from a PAN in terms of the type of cables used and the power source they require.

• A LAN differs from a PAN in terms of the number of users they can support and the frequency range they operate on.