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Need a Suggestion for Subnetting a Lan

Asked by bobrickmis in Miscellaneous Networking, Wireless Local Area Network

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Hello,

let me start by givng you a quick rundown on our senario.

our engineering department uses very large cad drawings/files which are located on there own filer server i guess you can say so its chewing up a lot of traffic having to hit our main servers to hit the server and then going back through the main traffic to reach the user. so we are trying to set up this department with a subnet so that this directs traffic between the department making it much faster/efficient with out having to hit our main servers back to the user. what would be the best way to accomplish this? smart switch?

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Need a Suggestion for Subnetting a Lan

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