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Zorluk: OrtaNetwork Types and Topologies

A network technician is tasked with interconnecting the localized wired networks of three adjacent academic buildings situated across a single private 50-acre college property. Each building maintains its own local switches and subnets, but they must share a high-speed dedicated fiber-optic backbone across the property without traversing a public telecommunications provider or ISP leased line. Which of the following network types best classifies this implementation?

  1. Campus Area Network (CAN)Cevap
  2. B
    Wide Area Network (WAN)
  3. C
    Personal Area Network (PAN)
  4. D
    Storage Area Network (SAN)

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Campus Area Network (CAN)
A Campus Area Network (CAN) is specifically defined as an infrastructure that connects multiple Local Area Networks (LANs) across a shared, private geographic location such as a university campus, industrial park, or corporate headquarters, using privately owned switches and fiber links.

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1
Analyze the physical scope and ownership of the network deployment.
The scenario describes connecting several distinct building networks across a contiguous, single-owner property (a college campus).
Geographic scope and physical footprint are key criteria when categorizing network types.
2
Evaluate telecommunications carrier involvement.
The infrastructure uses private fiber-optic lines without relying on external public telecommunications providers.
Private backbone ownership over a localized multi-building footprint distinguishes a campus network from a wide area network.
3
Match the scope criteria to standard network classifications.
A network interconnecting multiple LANs within a single campus boundary is defined as a Campus Area Network (CAN).
A CAN sits geographically between a single-building LAN and a city-wide MAN.

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Campus Area Network (CAN) Scope and Features
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