Subconnections

Subconnections, also known as subnetworks or subnets, are smaller networks within a larger network. They are created by dividing a network into smaller, more manageable segments. This division is typically done using subnetting, a process that involves dividing an IP address into two or more smaller networks. Subconnections are used to improve network performance, security, and manageability. They allow for more efficient use of IP addresses, as well as better control over network traffic. Subconnections can be connected to each other using routers or switches, which allow data to be transmitted between them. They can also be used to create virtual private networks (VPNs), which provide secure communication over the internet. Subconnections are an essential component of modern networking, enabling the creation of complex, interconnected networks that can support a wide range of applications and services.