Introduction To Networking - Different Types Of Networks | Networking Fundamentals Part 2 (revised)

How do networks connect devices together? What are the different types of networks you may encounter in the real world? Learn the answers to these questions and more networking fundamentals in our Introduction to Networking - Network Types video.
This video is designed for those who are new to networking. You only need to bring your curiosity and a desire to learn. This video explains - how networks connect devices together, and what are SOHO networks, SMB networks, LANs and WANs.
Our Network Fundamentals Series is designed to help anyone wanting to get into the IT field learn more about Networking. We will introduce you to the terminology used in the field and help you understand what it means. Whether you're a newbie in the IT field, looking for a career in computer networking or just someone who's always been fascinated by the magic of networking, this series is tailor-made for you.
This network fundamentals series has a quiz to spark your thinking. The answers to the quizzes featured in this video can be found at:-
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[@NetworkDirection]

Thanks for watching! You can find answers to the quiz questions and more resources at our website networkdirection.net . 😃

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[@kikileshae8944]

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[@WolfTheImmortal]

I wish you would just answer the quiz question right then and there instead of us having to go to a whole different website just to get a explanation on it

[@euphoriaorphan]

The answers are usually already given to you in the video

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[@shashankthapa659]

1. Yes its still a LAN 2. WAN

[@devops-network]

Please cover vlan, vxlan and how it works in your future videos

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[@shlomoabati9]

Thank you very much, I got aquastion: Is the Number of LANs equal the Number of Switches?

[@JJFlores197]

Not necessarily. You can have multiple networks on a few switches. This is known as VLANs. You can create multiple virtual networks (VLAN) that operate on a single switch.

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