13 types of computer networks

A computer network refers to a group of interconnected computing devices that can exchange data and share resources with each other. We can categorize computer networks by their transmission medium, protocols, or the area they cover. By transmission medium, we can roughly classify them into two major networks: wired and wireless networks. If we base on their protocols, there might be many more such as Ethernet networks, token-ring networks, Wi-Fi networks, and mobile phone networks.
Today I will briefly talk about 13 types of computer networks by spatial scope - the area they cover.
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[@aua_995]

Great video Sunny. I learned something new today! 💯

[@ElreyRayo]

Gracias from Texas 👍, always learn something new

[@wishwistle8560]

Thanks, you for sharing your knowledge that is very great to me and strongly support to me.

[@bimagv]

Thank you sunny

[@tripleking559]

Can you talk about LSA Types? and dumbdown to entry level for me please. Thank you.

[@JJJJ-uq6gd]

can you go over OSPF and other routing protocols?

[@SajidAli-mf3hb]

Sir please upload videos along with subtitle. It really helps us

[@cokeforever]

so, you've included nanobots and networks they form, why not then include neural networks?! or choice networks?! also, don't you distinguish between logical definitions and commercial brands regarding "networks"? this "classification" is bullshit

[@ElreyRayo]

Simple, make your own bullshit channel

[@cokeforever]

@@ElreyRayo i have several, thank you... but the point is Sunny pretends to be a university-level educator, and creating classifications like the one in the video is very non-scientific... LAN and WAN (2 types) is a useful classification by function, and it covers interplanetary and municipal networks easily, otherwise you just mention the size and limit of a network.