Definition: Enmeshments, also known as meshing or interconnection, are a type of network design where two or more networks are connected together by connecting them using wires. These connections can be made through various means such as cables, conduit, or even wireless communication technologies. In the context of computer networking, enmeshments refer to the way in which multiple physical networks (such as Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or cellular networks) are interconnected using a common wire or network interface card (NIC). This type
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