| A LAN is usually a network of Ethernet links connecting together, for example, the computers, servers and printers of an enterprise and is normally considered to be contained within a single site. LANs can be extended to, for example, a computer terminal in a remote location or they can be joined together to form a wider area network. VLANs take this a stage further and comprise a common Ethernet switched network in which the links can be partitioned to provide capacity for several individual LANs. In this way, the LANs share a common infrastructure and benefit from the economies of scale. 186k VLANs allow us to partition the capacity of the links according to the needs of your business. View our network |
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