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LAN Segmentation
There are two primary reasons for
segmenting a LAN. The first is to isolate traffic between segments,
and secondly, to achieve more bandwidth per user by creating smaller
collision domains. The area within the network where the data packets
originate and collide is called a collision domain; this includes all
shared media. Without the use of LAN segmentation, LANs of larger workgroup
would quickly become clogged with traffic and collisions, this would
result in virtually no bandwidth.
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