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1. ¿Qué es una red?

Una red conecta dispositivos para compartir recursos e información. Permite comunicación, acceso a Internet y servicios.

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2. PAN (Red de área personal)

Redes muy cercanas a una persona, como Bluetooth y USB. Se usan para dispositivos personales y periféricos.

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3. LAN (Red de área local)

Conecta varios dispositivos en un espacio limitado, como casa, oficina o aula. Alta velocidad y baja latencia.

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4. WAN (Red de área amplia)

Redes que cubren grandes distancias, conectando ciudades o países a través de enlaces de telecomunicaciones.

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5. MAN (Red de área metropolitana)

Intermedia entre LAN y WAN, cubre una ciudad o área regional con velocidades razonables y escalabilidad.

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6. WLAN y redes inalámbricas

Redes inalámbricas que usan Wi‑Fi para conectar dispositivos sin cables dentro de un área. Fácil movilidad.

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7. Redes móviles (3G/4G/5G)

Redes móviles que ofrecen conectividad a Internet a través de torres de celulares, con distintos niveles de velocidad.

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8. SAN (Red de área de almacenamiento)

Redes especializadas para acceso rápido a almacenamiento en centros de datos, mejorando respaldo y disponibilidad.

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9. IoT (Internet de las cosas)

Dispositivos conectados entre sí y a la nube para recoger datos, automatizar tareas y mejorar procesos.

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10. Resumen y diferencias

Claves: alcance, velocidad, cableado e inalámbrico. Las redes se adaptan a necesidades: hogar, empresa o ciudad.
 
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