Local Area Networks (LAN) A Local Area Network (commonly called a LAN) is a group of computers (often including a server) that reside in a single common area such as an office.  These devices share a single communications line or wireless link. Multiple LANs connected across short or long distances are called Wide Area Networks (WAN).  Before any WAN is constructed, the most fundamental elements of a network are created as a LAN.

Do you have a single location that needs "networked"?
A Local Area Connection is just what you need to enable your PCs and users to communicate.  Share files and folders, send email internally, share printers and centralize your documents.  A carefully designed LAN is almost a trouble-free environment.

A small Local Area Network

Securing your data and files
A properly designed and secured LAN will provide protection for your customer's data, your proprietary designs, and your business communications.  A Windows Server (version 2008) will provide centralized username and password security for your network.  Access permissions to PCs, folders, and files are managed through the Windows Server 2008 controls.

Let's discuss your network needs Moore Information Systems, LLC can create your LAN from scratch, often using some or all of your existing PCs.  Complete daily remote management of your network is available at a tiny fraction of the cost of a full-time administrator.  We will take the time to learn your business needs.  No contracts, no pre-paid hours, no worries.