WAN (Wide Area Network) circuits are telecommunications lines used to connect geographically dispersed networks, such as connecting a company's headquarters to its branch offices or connecting to the internet. Common types of WAN circuits include MPLS, Ethernet, and dedicated internet access (DIA). They enable data, voice, and video communication across long distances, facilitating centralized data storage, application access, and collaboration between remote locations. Selecting the appropriate WAN circuit depends on factors like bandwidth requirements, latency sensitivity, cost, and security needs.
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