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Local area network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A local area network ( LAN ) is a computer network covering a small physical area, like a home, office, or small group of buildings, such as a school, or an airport. The defining characteristics o...
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Telecom Corner Technical Reference Site ... Local Area Network deployment accelerated, offering users a new view of data communications networking; the ability to access anything from anywhere, bandwidth-on-demand for data transfers, standardized connectivity, etc.
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This site provides a history of ARCNET, links to technical publications, membership information, directories, ... Usenet Local Area Network (LAN) FAQs; Provides links to several LAN FAQs taken from usenet newsgroups. Some of the main topics include: data communications cabling, ethernet LAN, and LAN mail protocols.
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A "Local Area Network" (or LAN) is (conceptually) a wire that connects two or more computers together. That wire might be a coaxial cable (similar to a cable TV feed), or twisted pair wiring (like telephone wiring), but it could also be an infrared beam or radio waves!
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History of Fiber Optics ... Fiber Optic Security Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) Networks; Fiber Optic Network Topologies for ITS and Other Systems; Fiber Optic Intelligent Traffic Systems;
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