Why VLAN is Important to a Network?

A VLAN allows different computers and devices to be connected virtually to each other as if they were in a LAN sharing a single broadcast domain. A VLAN is helpful for organizational use mainly because it can be used to segment a larger network into smaller segments.

Evolving the concept of a LAN (Local Area Network), a Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) allows devices on separate LANs, or over the internet, to connect virtually to each other by sharing the same broadcast domain. With a VLAN, you can create mini-networks to break large LANs into smaller segments and use each VLAN for various user groups across geographical areas. By segmenting large LANs into VLANs, you also improve the reliability and efficiency of your network performance, which creates better end-user experiences.

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