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Designing a network topology
Priscilla Oppenheimer
09.23.2006
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Network design projects comprise four distinct phases: requirements
analysis, logical design, physical design and testing. Designing a
network topology is the first step in the logical design phase. A
topology is a high-level blueprint of a network, similar to an
architectural drawing for a building. After reading this chapter, you
will know more about preparing secure, redundant, hierarchical
topologies. The topologies will be a useful tool to help you and your
customer begin the process of moving from a logical design to a
physical implementation of the customer's network.
Read Chapter 5, Designing a network topology, from Top-Down Network Design written by Priscilla Oppenheimer and published by Cisco Press.
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