Check your internet cables. If everything is on its places. Then look at the wifi icon on your computer. Check your router. Pay attention to the one that designates connection to the Internet. If that light is out, the wifi isn’t channeling an Internet connection. Also I suggest to see this webpage http://192-168-1-1.one it will help you ro figured out with the router settings.Before you do anything else, restart your router and modem. You might have just temporarily hit a bug and a quick reboot will fix it.
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A network is defined as a group of two or more computer systems linked together. There are many types of computer networks, including the following: local-area networks (LANs): The computers are geographically close together (that is, in the same building).
as an example, my laptop is connected to wifi x. That wifi has a router of the ISP (Internet Service Provider, example is PLDT) which is connected in the internet.The router are the bridges of the laptops to connect at the internet.
Lan network is better through Data copy
Some are connected through PAN which is Personal Area Network. For example if I am in the office and my 2 friends are in another office and we want to share data with each other we create a PAN through our mobiles. There is also MAN which is Metropolitan Area Network for example all New York and Chicago is extended through these 2 cities.
If you share files or datas for your friends by access on a server => It is network LAN
and if you use your PC, Laptop, Phone to access on website or play games => It is network WAN
and if you use your PC, Laptop, Phone to access on website or play games => It is network WAN
Neither. All the wan connected through larger area as provider.
is connection in Home use LAN
the internet is connected by a series of routers which are themselves lans that run inner networks within themselves. computer on the local area network is not aware it is on it and acts like its on the actual network.
How the internet is connected throughout world WAN or LAN??
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