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A network connecting devices over large geographic areas, potentially spanning cities, states, or countries, and often includes multiple LANs
The ability of networked computers to use common devices like printers and network-attached storage
Implementing security measures and policies from a central point in a network to ensure uniform security across all devices
The ability for multiple users to work together on shared projects or documents, facilitated by being on the same network
A vast global WAN connecting millions of computers
A computer that is not connected to any network and operates independently
Accessing data from a location different from where it is stored, used in networks for convenience and efficiency
A collection of interconnected computers and devices that can communicate with each other and share resources and data
A network covering a small geographic area, such as a home, office, or building, typically using private hardware
