Problems with using a single local area network (lan) to interconnect devices on a premise include:

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Kian Mcdaniel

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4 August, 02:17

Problems with using a single local area network (lan) to interconnect devices on a premise include:

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Keegan Dickson · Answer 1

Problems with using a single local area network (lan) to interconnect devices on a premise include: insufficient reliability, limited capacity, and inappropriate network interconnection device

If we use a single LAN area network, the internet speed will be divided to the total amount of users in the network. It also increases the chance of hacking because we provided a way for another user to gain access to our computer.