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• INTRODUCTION TO WIRELESS NETWORKS • COMPUTER NETWORKS AND NETWORK TYPES • COMPUTER NETWORKS TOPOLOGIES • Zigbee Technology • Zigbee Networks • Zigbee Architecture • How to make computer network • Local Area Network - LAN • Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) • Storage Area Network (SAN) • Desk Area Network (DAN) • Personal Area Network (PAN) • Campus Area Network (CAN) • Virtual Private Network (VPN) • How Wireless Network Works • Disadvantages of Wireless Networks • Wireless Networks Limitations • Computer Network Security • WIDE AREA NETWORK (WAN) • Trends & Developments in WAN Technology • WIRED NETWORKS CONNECTIONS • WHAT IS INTRANET • Uses of INTRANET • Advantages & Disadvantages of INTRANET • Planning & Creating Intranet • Corporate Intranet • WHAT IS ETHERNET • Wired Networks Limitations • WHAT IS FIREWALL • Firewall Types • COMPONENTS AND DEVICES OF COMPUTER NETWORKS • Network Routers • Router Commands • Network Hubs • Network Bridges • Network Repeaters • Network Switches • OSI LAYER MODEL • ACCESS CONTROL LISTS • WHAT ARE GATEWAYS • WHAT IS ISDN • ISDN Interface • Types of Servers • WHAT IS DNS • ROUTING PROTOCOLS • Routing Protocol Types • Internet Connection Sharing • Limitations of Internet Connection sharing • DHCP Servers • Domain Controllers • How to Remote Access • What


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