And there you go.
Finally, we have completed the first section of this wonderful networking course, this section created
a solid foundation for you to build your networking knowledge on and as you go through this course.
In it, you learn what exactly a network is and you got an introduction to some of the components involved
in building the routers, the switches and as well as the jobs they do in the network, you also learn
that the components required to build a network are all you need, understanding the various types of
network connection methods like peer-to-peer and client.
So architecture is also important.
Further, we learned about the various types of logical and physical network topologies and the features
and the drawbacks of each of them topology.
I wrapped up the court with a shorter discussion about the network diagrams and segments, and I also
told you how to set the right topology to ensure that you come up with the right network for networking
needs.
Now, what you need to remember from this section.
First of all, know the names and descriptions of the topologies, be aware of the differences between
each physical networks, that that is what humanzee and logical networks, what the equipment's see.
Then it is important to know what each topology brings to the table and knowing the various characteristics
of each topology comes in handy during the troubleshooting, then you need to understand what would
you use a land and when would you use a wide area network?
LAN is used to connect a group of hosts together and the van is used to connect various local area networks
together.
Now ending on this up ahead is a small quick test for you to test your knowledge of this section.
Make sure you understand the lectures correctly, because until and unless you compete with these foundational
terms, you won't be able to understand the next course.
So make sure you understand each and every concept.
And if you haven't understand, please feel free to ask in the Q&A, but you would be happy to answer
you as fast as possible.
Last but not least, if you are truly enjoying this course, please recommend this course to all your
friends.
And do not forget to check the resources sections where we have added new interesting video links to
our YouTube channel so that you get a strong foundational knowledge of all the concepts.
And don't forget to read our course.
Your feedback is very valuable to us.
I will see you in the next section of this course.