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This document discusses considerations for designing a local area network (LAN) including: 1. Evaluating different topologies like bus, star, and ring configurations and factors that determine appropriate cabling. 2. Assessing network interface card specifications such as bit rate, access method, and on-board processing. 3. Evaluating server specifications focusing on components like processors, memory, and expansion capabilities. 4. Additional sections cover LAN management, the role of network supervisors, and mapping out the physical network design.
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