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Client Server: Basically consists of a client that makes requests to other programs (the server) that will give you answers. For example: school server

Peer to peer:or network between equals is that in which all or some aspects work without clients, or fixed servers, but a series of nodes that behave each other as equals

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1-   Radio network:uses radio frequency as a means of union of the various stations of the network.

2-   Network by infrared:(Infrared data association) They allow the communication between two nodes, using a series of infrared LEDs for it.

3-   Microwave network:is a type of wireless network that uses microwave as a means of transmission

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means of transmission usually used in data networks a very thin thread of transparent material, glass or plastic by which light pulse is sent representing the data

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transports high frequency electromagnetic signals, has a solid core (usually copper) or wires, covered by a dielectric material and a mesh

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twisted pair cable: two interwoven isolated electrical conductors can use one two, four or more pairs.

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VLANs are linked in a logical way (through protocols, ports, etc.), reducing network traffic and improving security. If a company has several departments and you want them to work with a separate network, the VLAN network.

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It is a proprietary network for companies that work with servers and do not want to lose performance in user traffic, since they handle a large amount of data. They are often used a lot by technology companies. In Cisco they tell you the advantages of a SAN network.

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These are the ones that are usually deployed by Internet provider companies to cover the needs of network connections in a very large area, such as a city or country

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They are the ones that are usually used when public administrations decide to create Wi-Fi zones in large spaces. It is also the entire cable infrastructure of a telecommunications operator for the deployment of fiber optic networks. A MAN network usually connects the various LANs in a space of about 50 kilometers

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What happens if the coverage area should be greater than 1000 square meters? And I do not say it only for the universities; the facilities of the technology parks, fairgrounds and commercial buildings can perfectly overcome this surface.

We have CAN networks. There would be several local area networks installed in specific areas, but in turn all of them would be interconnected, so that data can be exchanged with each other quickly, or there may be an Internet connection throughout the campus.

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For wireless network of a few meters

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PAN networks can be useful if you are connecting a few devices that are not too far away from each other. The most usual option, however, to increase the coverage radius and to avoid the installation of structured wiring, is usually the purchase of a router and the installation of a wireless local area network

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is an alternative to wired networks

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connects computers, printers, scanners, photocopiers and many other peripherals to each other so you can exchange data and orders from different nodes in the office.

LAN networks can range from 200 meters to 1 kilometer of coverage

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What types of computer networks are there according to their scope?

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What types of computer networks are there according to their scope?

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1-   share resources and information remotely

2-   Ensure the reliability and availability of information.

3-Increase the speed of data transmission and reduce the cost

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The medium is the connection that makes it possible for the devices to relate to each other. The media can be classified by type of connection as guided or directed, where they are: the coaxial cable, the twisted pair cable (UTP / STP) and the optical fiber; and not guided, where are radio waves (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth), infrared and microwave. The guided media are those made up of cables, while the non-guided media are wireless.

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A network, in computing, is a group of two or more devices that can communicate. In practice, a network is comprised of a number of different computer systems connected by physical and/or wireless connections. The scale can range from a single PC sharing out basic peripherals to massive data centers located around the World, to the Internet itself. Regardless of scope, all networks allow computers and/or individuals to share information and resources.

Computer networks serve a number of purposes, some of which include:

Communications such as email, instant messaging, chat rooms, etc.

Shared hardware such as printers and input devices

Shared data and information through the use of shared storage devices

Shared software, which is achieved by running applications on remote computers