Look up: wan

1. WAN
   Wide-Area Network. Composed of two or more local-area networks (LANs). Can be made up of interconnected smaller networks spread throughout a building, a state, or the entire globe.
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2. WAN
   Wide Area Network.
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3. WAN
   Wide Area Network, details ...
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4. WAN
   Wide Area Network.
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5. WAN
   Wide area network. A network of circuits spanning a large region which is used to transmit data.
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6. WAN
   wide-area network; a network that uses high-speed, long-distance communications technology (e.g., phone lines and satellites) to connect computers over long distances.
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7. wan
   Scottish, meaning: The singular; one.
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8. wan
   [adj] - lacking vitality as from weariness or illness or unhappiness 2. [v] - become pale and sickly
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9. WAN
   Wide Area Network
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10. WAN
    Wide Area Network - as opposed to LAN (local area network) and MAN (metropolitan area network).
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11. WAN
    Wide Area Network. Unlike a LAN, which is limited in size, usually either to a single building or site, a Wide Area Network covers a much larger geographical area. In many cases, WAN`s can be a collection of LAN`s linked together by leased lines or modems. The Internet is a WAN.
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12. WAN
    Wide Area Network. A means of connecting computer systems (normally by telephone links) where distance considerations preclude the possibility of a direct LAN connection. Frequently a cause of bottlenecks because of the limited speed of the links and the rental cost of the lines. See also ISDN.
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13. WAN
    (NETWORK GLOSSARY) Wide area network. A network spanning a wide geographic area.
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14. WAN
    (Wide Area Network) -- Computer network serving a wide geographic area.
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15. WAN
    see Wide Area Network
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16. WAN
    It stands for Wide Area Network and it basically is a linked network of LAN's. The Internet can be considered to be the largest WAN there has ever been.
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17. WAN
    Wide Area Network is a network extending beyond the customers` premises to link a number of sites.
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18. WAN
    Wide Area Network.
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19. WAN
    Wide Area Network
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20. WAN
    Wide Area Network. A transmission network that interconnects computers between remote sites for the purpose of sharing voice, data, facsimile and/or video.
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21. WAN
    wide-area network; a network that uses high-speed, long-distance communications technology (e.g., phone lines and satellites) to connect computers over long distances.
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22. wan
    a comprenhensive multimode network connecting large numbers of terminals and computers spread over a wide area Category: General
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23. Wan
    Wide Area Network. A network typically linking cities within and between countries, enabling connected devices (e.g. PCs) to communicate with each other. It is best to think of a WAN as a network that links two or more LANs together over a large distance.
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24. Wan
    Wan obsolete imperfect of Win . Won. Chaucer.
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25. Wan
    Wan adjective [ Anglo-Saxon wann , wonn , wan , won , dark, lurid, livid, perhaps originally, worn out by toil, from winnan to labor, strive. See Win .] Having a pale or sickly hue; languid of look; pale; palli...
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