Introduction To Networking Foundations Network Media (WANs) – Learn how to connect and secure a LAN (local area network), WAN (wide area network), or wireless area network. LANs and WANs are necessary to connect the computers in an organization: to each other, to printers and servers, to the Internet, and to the world.
Whether you need to set up a simple LAN at your home or a complicated cable system for an entire office, this course will provide the training you need to set up different kinds of networks.
Also Read: Complete CCNA Networking Fundamentals Course
Author Greg Sowell introduces the various network cables and connectors, from coaxial to Cat 5, and discusses how to set up a wireless network, including coverage of the 802.11 standards and security considerations. Need to “go long”?
The course concludes with coverage of fiber-optic media, which improves data transmission over long distances.
- Exploring cable types
- Creating coaxial cable
- Terminating Cat 5 cable
- Mitigating EMI
- Setting up wireless LANs
- Comparing Wi-Fi frequencies
- Securing a wireless network
- Using fiber-optic cable in LAN and WAN applications
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