WAN

[fouad-zeyad1]

hi

what are the WAN Technologies that used in real world?

[Joseph W. Doherty]

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Across the whole world, almost any WAN technology that exists.

Not all parts of the world provide for all WAN technologies, and what's common, or available, can vary much depending exactly where you are.

[fouad-zeyad1]

i know the point to point (fiber / wimax) for long distances

and broadband like DSL

are they any new technology?

[Joseph W. Doherty]

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Not that I'm aware, although what's often the case is newer technologies come along, that use existing media, but can push data faster across the media.  Especially for WAN, where replacing media if very, very expensive.