Local Area Network: A building or group of buildings, Ethernet and 802.11 wireless, Metropolitan Area Network: A network in your city, Common to see government ownership, Larger than a LAN, often smaller than a WAN, Wide Area Network: Generally connects LANs across a distance, Much slower than the LAN, Personal Area Network: Your own private network, Bluetooth, IR, NFC, Campus Area Network: Limited geographical area, group of buildings, Your fiber in the ground, Multiprotocol label switching : Learning from ATM and Frame Relay, Packets through the WAN have a label, Forwarding packets from one router to the next, Multipoint Generic Router Encapsulation: Remote sites communicate to each other, uses hub and spoke topology to encapsulate and forward packets, Connect sites through a VPN, Software Defined Wide Area Network: A WAN built for the cloud, Cloud-based applications communicate directly to the cloud,

Comptia Network+ N10-008 1.2 - Network Types (continued)

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