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    Differetn Network Diagram opions request

    Different Network Diagram opinion request

    I'd like to see what you believe will be the best diagram for the following network.

    A fast food chain with 60 locations wants to add value to its customers with a new network. It will need a M/F for business processing, has aspects of wireless and remote access.

    Now what type of security will you add, what type of routing, will you split customer side from the business side. Client/Server specifications. How would you do it?
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    The branch bit is mostly done the heads office bit i have given you a bit of a start on


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    lol - this sounds suspiciously like an A Level computing assignment

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    Quote Originally Posted by unrealrocks View Post
    lol - this sounds suspiciously like an A Level computing assignment
    But if the Fast Food Chain moves north at 60 mph for 6 hours, whilst the Head Office moves East at 40 mph for 20 minutes, what is the is the cost of a Rat Burger Meal...?

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    As this is your 1st post - why don't you start by giving us your answer and we'll correct you - then we're not doing all your homework for you!

    PS I assume M/F means mainframe?

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