Local Area Network (LAN)
About LAN
A local area network is a type of computer network that links computers in a specific location, like a home, business building, school, lab, or university campus. In contrast, a wide area network typically uses leased telecommunications lines in addition to covering a greater geographic region. Small corporate networks and home WiFi networks are typical instances of LANs.
Why is LAN important?
Computers can swiftly and readily exchange data and messages using local area networks. This expedites the process and saves time. Any user on the network can send and receive messages and data using LAN. Users can access the server-stored data through the network from any computer.
Who should take the LAN Exam?
- Network Engineer
- Technician
- Administrator
LAN Certification Course Outline
- Overview of LAN
- Examples and types
- Host-to-host communications
- Packet delivery process
- Router startup and configuration
- IPv6 transition
- Ethernet vs. wireless LANs
- Binary basics
- Securing an expanded network
- Reliable Services and Data Link Controls
- Peer-to-Peer Protocols
Certificate in LAN FAQs
When will the result be declared?
The result will be declared immediately on submission.
How can I take the exam?
It will be a computer-based exam. The exam can be taken from anywhere around the world.
What is the passing score for the Certification?
You have to score 25/50 to pass the exam.
Is there any negative marking?
No there is no negative marking
How many questions will be there in the exam?
There will be 50 questions of 1 mark each
What happens if I fail in the exam?
You will be required to re-register and appear for the exam. There is no limit on exam retake.
How to register for the exam?
You can directly go to the certification exam page and register for the exam.