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VLAN

A VLAN (virtual LAN) splits one physical network into separate virtual networks, so groups of devices cannot talk to each other freely.

What it means for you

You rarely need to set one up yourself, because many home routers offer the same idea as a guest or IoT network. Advanced routers and managed switches let you create VLANs by hand, and some routers use the term in their settings.

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Definitions are short and general. For model-specific details, check your device maker’s own documentation.