Your company has a LAN in its downtown office and has now set up aLAN in the manufacturing plant in the suburbs. To enable everyone to share data and resources between the two LANs, what type of device(s) are needed to connect them? Choose the most correct answer.

To connect two Local Area Networks (LANs) located in different areas such as a downtown office and a manufacturing plant in the suburbs, you would typically need a network device called a router. Routers are designed to connect multiple networks together and route traffic between them. They can handle the task of managing traffic between two LANs over a larger network like the internet or a dedicated line. For additional security and performance management, you might also employ firewalls, VPN (Virtual Private Network) appliances, or dedicated leased lines as part of the setup to ensure secure and efficient connectivity between the two sites.