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Computer Networks

Welcome to our presentation about computer networks where we will


explore the different types of networks, topologies, protocols, and
security. We'll also discuss where the future of computer networks is
heading.
by Prince Chauhan
Types of computer networks

Local Area Network (LAN) Wide Area Network (WAN) Metro Area Network (MAN)

A network of devices within a small A network of connected devices over a A network of connected devices within
geographic area such as a home or large geographic area. Internet is the a city or metropolitan area. Used by
office. Often used for sharing resources largest WAN. Used for sharing large organizations or government
like printers and files. information across long distances. agencies for data management and
sharing.
Network Topologies
Bus Topology Star Topology Ring Topology

All devices are connected to a Uses a central device like a switch Devices are connected in a circle or
single cable called a "bus". Data is or hub to connect all devices. Data ring with data passing from one
transmitted to all devices on the is transmitted through the central device to the other in a predefined
cable. device. direction.

Mesh Topology

Every device is connected to every other device. Used in critical networks like financial trading systems.
Network Protocols
1 2 3 4

TCP/IP HTTP FTP DNS

The backbone of the A protocol used for A protocol used for A system that translates
Internet, it enables communication transferring files domain names into IP
computers to between web servers between computers, addresses, helping
communicate with each and web browsers, often used by web computers to locate
other over long responsible for loading developers to upload each other on the
distances. web pages. their work onto their Internet.
web server.
Network Security

Firewalls Virus Protection Encryption

A software or hardware tool that A software tool that scans computers The process of transforming data into a
prevents unauthorized access to a and servers for viruses and malware. secure format that cannot be easily
computer or network. Often used to Installed on endpoints to prevent interpreted by unauthorized people to
block hackers, viruses, and malware attacks on office or personal devices. ensure secure transmission of data
from accessing sensitive data. across networks.
The Future of Computer Networks

1 Automation 2 Machine Learning

Networks that can Adaptive and intelligent


automatically self-diagnose networks that can analyze
and fix any errors on the network traffic patterns to
network without human better detect and prevent
interaction. security breaches.

3 5G Connectivity

Increased speed and bandwidth capabilities that will allow for


more devices to be connected to the Internet of Things (IoT).
Conclusion

Benefits Challenges

• Increased productivity • Network failure risk

• More efficient communication • Cybersecurity risks

• Collaboration opportunities • Cost of hardware and maintenance

• Cost savings • Management complexity


Thank you for joining us!
We hope you enjoyed this presentation and found it informative.
Remember, the world of computer networks is ever-changing and it's
important to stay on top of the latest trends and developments to keep
your network secure and efficient.

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