Organizations that conduct much of their processes digitally recognize the importance of ensuring software and hardware are connected. Network device modules act as intermediaries between physical equipment and digital platforms, enabling seamless integration between the two.
What Are Network Device Modules?
In a nutshell, network device modules are pieces of hardware that facilitate communication among devices connected to a computer network. This is a broad category spanning subsets including:
Routers: This tech connects devices such as laptops to the Internet either via local area networks (LANs) that require physical cable connections or wireless LANs (Wi-Fi).
Repeaters: Although they’re not amplifiers, repeaters regenerate the same network’s signal to expand its coverage without weakening or corrupting the Internet connection.
Hubs: Because hubs have multiple ports, they function like repeaters but without wireless capability. Hubs send the same data to all connected devices...
