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With WAN's more than one person is controlling/managing , and or in charge of it , and Lan's only one person is in control

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The difference between a LAN and WAN is size. A LAN (local area network) is confined to a small area, typically a household or small business. A WAN (wide area network) is the collection of multiple LANs. So the Internet is an example of a WAN. It is a massive collection of different LANs. For instance, my LAN and your LAN help make up the WAN which is the internet, a connection of many LANs. There are also things called PANs and MANs, which aren't as prominent today, but still interesting.

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