What is LAN

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A local area network (LAN) is a computer network covering a small local area, like a home, office, or small group of buildings such as a home, office, or college. Learn more in: Wi-Fi Technology

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Local area network. Learn more in: ATM Networks: Basic Ideas and Health

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Local Area Network. Learn more in: Technologies for Industry 4.0 Data Solutions

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The term local area network (LAN) is used mainly to describe a network of computers, servers, switches and other network devices that are located in a small geographical area like an office or a building. In some cases, the term is also used to describe the network of a campus. Learn more in: Ethernet to the Doorstep of Metropolitan Area Networks

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Local Area Network. Learn more in: The Adoption of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) in Managing Next Generation Networks (NGNs)

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Local Area Network. Group of computers and other devices sharing a single communications link. Typically, the longest distance between any two connections is a few kilometers. Usually owned by a single organization. Learn more in: A University/Community Partnership to Bridge the Digital Divide

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LAN stands for local-area network. It is a class of computer networks in which the coverage area is usually limited to a room, building, or campus Learn more in: A Web-Based Tool for Teaching WLAN Design Fundamentals to Undergraduates

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Local area network. A group of devices that can communicate with each other within a limited area. Learn more in: Broadband Policy, Market Competition, and User Adoption in Taiwan

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Local Area Network. A data communications network that covers a limited geographic area of up to 10 km. Learn more in: Development of a University Networking Project