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WAN / LAN Design Samples
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I don't as a rule tout any particular vendor , however the best one I could recommend would be to go the Visio's web site and look around there and if possible leave their people the same querry. <br>
They have a vast amount of knowledge in this software area and they have a users area that questions can be left.<br>
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Good luck<br>
They have a vast amount of knowledge in this software area and they have a users area that questions can be left.<br>
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Good luck<br>
This is too vague. A design that does what or shows what? To be blunt: a LAN (or WAN design for that matter) solves a specific set of problems within a specific set of criteria.
IE: if I needed to support 300 clients talking to 5 servers in 3 different campuses within one geographic area using Cisco hardware on a $50k budget, we might be able to provide something. Even this is too simplistic as there are at least 100 more questions I would need answered before a REAL design could be created, but a theoretical is possible at this level of detail.
IE: if I needed to support 300 clients talking to 5 servers in 3 different campuses within one geographic area using Cisco hardware on a $50k budget, we might be able to provide something. Even this is too simplistic as there are at least 100 more questions I would need answered before a REAL design could be created, but a theoretical is possible at this level of detail.
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