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And there you go.

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Finally, we have completed the first section of this wonderful networking course, this section created

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a solid foundation for you to build your networking knowledge on and as you go through this course.

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In it, you learn what exactly a network is and you got an introduction to some of the components involved

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in building the routers, the switches and as well as the jobs they do in the network, you also learn

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that the components required to build a network are all you need, understanding the various types of

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network connection methods like peer-to-peer and client.

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So architecture is also important.

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Further, we learned about the various types of logical and physical network topologies and the features

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and the drawbacks of each of them topology.

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I wrapped up the court with a shorter discussion about the network diagrams and segments, and I also

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told you how to set the right topology to ensure that you come up with the right network for networking

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needs.

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Now, what you need to remember from this section.

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First of all, know the names and descriptions of the topologies, be aware of the differences between

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each physical networks, that that is what humanzee and logical networks, what the equipment's see.

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Then it is important to know what each topology brings to the table and knowing the various characteristics

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of each topology comes in handy during the troubleshooting, then you need to understand what would

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you use a land and when would you use a wide area network?

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LAN is used to connect a group of hosts together and the van is used to connect various local area networks

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together.

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Now ending on this up ahead is a small quick test for you to test your knowledge of this section.

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Make sure you understand the lectures correctly, because until and unless you compete with these foundational

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terms, you won't be able to understand the next course.

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So make sure you understand each and every concept.

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And if you haven't understand, please feel free to ask in the Q&A, but you would be happy to answer

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you as fast as possible.

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Last but not least, if you are truly enjoying this course, please recommend this course to all your

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friends.

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And do not forget to check the resources sections where we have added new interesting video links to

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our YouTube channel so that you get a strong foundational knowledge of all the concepts.

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And don't forget to read our course.

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Your feedback is very valuable to us.

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I will see you in the next section of this course.